Here is a quick Video Edit from a pretty fun crane removal our team did last week. We’re in Minnesota and this job site was on an island on Lake Minnetonka. Basically a brand new 55 ton crane and as always, landing zone was a little tight. Some rubbing but no scratches on the new iron! We’re...
Im having a really hard time finding a bolt on foot ascender for spikes. Something similar to the Buckingham hook and grab. I don't like the CT quick release design because I'd prefer to have the ascender behind the gaff, as opposed to on top of it. Looking to mount on an old set of Kleins...
It’s very cold outside and I’m stuck in thinking about climbing. Also, in the process of weening myself off of the delta link a bit.
I don’t generally ascend SRS just to switch to MRS. However, we’re all aware of situations where that could be a benefit. Also, considering options that are...
My large axis swivel has very little use, it was actually off my saddle and in storage for the last few months. Anyways, I was inspired to put it back on and noticed a little bit of play that I can't remember if it was there originally or not. There's a little bit of play on the axle, pulling...
Here is a GoPro video edit from an elm removal we did recently. Lots of rigging, several different techniques. Some new for myself and my crew so you'll notice the lowering isn't quite as seamless as it could be. All in all, I was very happy with how the job went.
I enjoy watching the...
A short edit from a linden removal earlier this summer. Spent a couple hours in the tree at the end of one day, and these clips are from when I returned the next morning to finish. Didn't have my camera on the first day, which is too bad because that's when I was doing the funnest rigging...
I work for a newer company, not the owner, and we're having a hard time getting people interested in weekend storm work. If it's not too proprietary, I'm interested what other companies offer for compensation and what kind of response they get from their production crews. I see storm work being...
I work for a pretty young company and we are working on developing a relationship with a local crane contractor. The employees at my company have limited experience working with cranes so we payed another arborist whom we often work with to show up at this job and treated it as a training...