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    Looking for the ideal rope.

    Oh god haha. That’s the glory of his videos man. No real self promotion, just sharing knowledge and mindset. I feel like there’s more to be gleaned from listening to him talk than watching any of the other YouTubers
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    Limb Walking and Moving Around In Bigger and Wider Trees

    Captain Hook is the single most useful tool to achieve what you’re asking efficiently imo. Throw the captain as far out as you can on the limb you’re trying to get out to with respect to anything that may break. Nice easy to grab horizontal line to hold onto to get out there w/ progress capture...
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    Vermeer 935 w/Perkins diesel for first chipper

    I asked about 9 inch chippers for a first chipper recently and the major consensus was get a 12. That being said, seeing your location, your chipper availability might make that tough if I’m remembering the rarity of chippers on that side of the nation. I know nothing of the model. Good luck in...
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    Question about a plan of action on Norway Maple

    never mind, please delete :b
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    TREEFLEX (unused)

    Dang, this blows. Size 2 probably too big for me but I’m on a constant search for this harness… got a waist size range perchance?
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    Proper collar cut for vertical stem?

    Ahhh gotcha, you may be right. I was up close on the green side but didn’t check both sides until I was farther away. From there it does indeed appear uneven.
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    Proper collar cut for vertical stem?

    Sorry, should’ve been more specific. Indeed - a good example of how difficult it is to see where to make the proper cut. As I’m interpreting, the collar appears to show the first referenced Gilman diagram is slightly more accurate, in this case. I may be misinterpreting. Not saying this photo...
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    Proper collar cut for vertical stem?

    Good example seen today, silver maple
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    Proper collar cut for vertical stem?

    Shigo, “Tree Pruning A Worldwide Photo Guide”
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    Question about a concept in art and science of practical rigging

    Gotcha. So it’s more about the force on the rigging point than energy absorbed by the rope. Tunnel vision :b
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    Question about a concept in art and science of practical rigging

    Excuse my loose use of the terms force and energy, don’t focus on that :b
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    Question about a concept in art and science of practical rigging

    In said book, the author advocates for pulleys over natural crotch. With the pulley, the low friction at the rigging point allows the entire length of rope in the system to absorb the energy. With natural crotch, the friction at the crotch increases the force on the working end and it is not...
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    Wanted: HH2 holster

    Hate it, can’t fit the carabiner for knee ascender along with neck tether carabiner. Also it’s floppy. I have one, If I can find it you can have it if you pay shipping. It’s on an hh1, not sure if that matters.
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    The Fundamentals of General Tree Work: 25th Anniversary Edition

    Thanks a lot for doing this. I tried the digital copy but just couldn’t do it. I’ve lusted after a paper copy for so long now. Mr Beranek’s usefulness cannot be understated. A teacher from the golden age of the internet and before we are lucky to have.
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    Dead ash

    good call, I am horrible about linking stuff. Would love to see that setup, please do post if ya see it go down!
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    Dead ash

    There’s a YouTube channel called “EAB university.” Great videos about EAB and others. There’s a video on climbing dead Ash. Acoustical studies were done on dead ash. I don’t remember the number of years dead, maybe 2. It was shockingly low. They have a comparable… acoustic transfer(?) to a...
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    Introductions / level of experience

    Surprised it took this long :b
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    Introductions / level of experience

    Greetings buzzards, I’ve been apart of many a forum in my life and always found it odd that this one doesn’t have some sort of “introduce yourself” thread. Forgive me if it was already deemed a bad idea, remove if we want to reduce the clutter. Maybe it’s redundant as some of you have been...
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    Today....

    My city has been planting them as boulevard trees much more frequently these days. Stoked on that decision, tis a great tree indeed.

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