thankyou Steve ,
please bring the beast with you - I reckon you would be the first unit of that set up in OZ
failing that Yah get your arse down here :D
thank you Paul,
whether with Fleetwood Mac or as a solo artist Stevie is def a rocking sexy lady :)
may I suggest my previous video Close Quarters if I can sway your interest - would be keen to hear your opinion on that job -
would be a sweet counterpoint to Daniels and Davids take if you know...
Thankyou Moss,
its that old if you do it often enough it becomes second nature flair
that and hitting yourself in the face from time to time to sharpen those reflexes
:whistle:
Thankyou Rico,
confined space removals are my niche so it seems ,
lucky for me I enjoy the technical aspects of rigging as much as I enjoy smashing shit down
:D
thank you Thomas - the customers are lovely people and another grandchild came into the world on the second day of the removal just to make the day that bit more interesting for them
( it was a boy)
:)
two day removal of a spotted gum with a crane assist on the stem section
nothing too fancy - made this vid in part for the customers to show their grandchildren.
:D
Ben
thank you Daniel ,
I would say it is a combination of being willing to use hand /spur ascenders where ever possible
having self tending hitch system
Pfanner Zermat boots which are super comfy
and as my physiotherapist says good genetics in regards to metabolism and joint mobility,
which is...
yah I looked at it and you are correct the knot had slipped down to the start of the gate opening on that piece - def my bad on that occasion.
I just wrote up an explanation for Chiselbit in the work photos thread.
prob still going to be easier to viddy the process for youse and I will do that...
starting from in front of the first union I wrap the rope around the limb then cross the rope over itself to form a half hitch
then I run the working end out to the fluff on the underneath of the limb till near the end where I guesstimate the limb will hold up .
then I come up through the fork...
thank you Daniel - I am personally rather happy with the end result of this video- the music track def set the tone and pace for my edit.
yah - in order to get the pieces in the direction and distance I required given the LZ etc , Bigger was def Better.
smaller stuff wouldn't have had the same...
as the first purchaser of the MB Belt Im reasonably happy Rico,
there is some early development issues that had to be resolved but overall its comfortable with the storage capability I wanted in a harness and with the addition of the shoulder harness
is great for big saw work.
my only regret...
it was the length of the straps at the back of the leg loops - at least in my case 39Buick,
once I dialed the (what I refer to as the butt straps) length then I could make the adjustments to the other parts of the harness and that feeling of falling backwards all the time went away.
sure felt...