Climbernz videos

[colemanjessenz]

With a little bit of inspiration from some other guys, i have been getting onto doing my own videos .
Its just a bit of fun and i thought that id start up my own thread to show a bit of the work i get upto I have posted a few of these already but will be adding to them in the near future

this one was a removal we did with a helicopter along the nekar near where I'm based in heidelberg

 

[colemanjessenz]

heres me messing around with my throwing hook , traversing from tree to tree removing moth traps

 

[colemanjessenz]

A little bit of deadwooding on a cool winters day

 

[colemanjessenz]

And my latest instalment of a crane job we did a few weeks back , ill be getting more up soon so hope you enjoy.

 

[easyphloem]

With a little bit of inspiration from some other guys, i have been getting onto doing my own videos .
Its just a bit of fun and i thought that id start up my own thread to show a bit of the work i get upto I have posted a few of these already but will be adding to them in the near future

this one was a removal we did with a helicopter along the nekar near where I'm based in heidelberg

Interested to know why the helicopter was needed. This video made my Saturday!

Thanks! SZ

 

[colemanjessenz]

Interested to know why the helicopter was needed. This video made my Saturday!

Thanks! SZ

There was No crane access and the customer wanted zero impact , we suggested a helicopter when she asked how we could remove the declining sequoia when we were working there a few months previously.
pretty cool really and Glad you enjoyed it .

 

[easyphloem]

I suggest helicopters all the time, but no one has bit. Yet.

SZ

 

[macswan]

Very cool

 

[LandonPainter]

Great videos! Thanks for posting. How can I get my hands on one of those throwing hooks? That thing rocks.

 

[colemanjessenz]

http://shop.freeworker.com/epple-baumfaenger.html Here you go mate, its a wicked investment.
cheers lads , I will be adding to this page as i get some more footage.

 

[LandonPainter]

Thanks for the link! I'm totally getting one. I wonder why they are not popular in the states. Keep the videos coming.

 

[colemanjessenz]

Thanks for the link! I'm totally getting one. I wonder why they are not popular in the states. Keep the videos coming.

I think its the style of tree work , over here we have
lots of dead wooding and crown care , sometimes five trees next to each other with only a small amount of work . it makes sense to swing from one to the other instead of installing access lines and goingup every single one for a little bit of work.
The more i use it , the more i find ways of utilising it , wether it be throwing out deadwood , setting a traverse or retrieving rigging lines the options are there .

 

[colemanjessenz]

 

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[colemanjessenz]

Hey guys heres a little vid I threw together today , rushed as always , nothing to action packed but a bit of a change to crashing and bashing . It was a nice 35 degree day in germany so left the saw pants in the truck and took the silky out to play. Theres a little bit of everything , srwp , ddrt and even a little traversing involved , hope you enjoy

 

[Steve Connally]

Cool video. If I climbed with no shirt on id pinch my belly fat.

 

[colemanjessenz]

Cool video. If I climbed with no shirt on id pinch my belly fat.

Yeah man I've had a few pinches but I do really enjoy getting the gut out in warm weather.