Gaffed out during a crane removal .

[Travor]

 

[Oroboros]

Rough ride brother ! Good reminder to set those spikes good. Bounce on em. I think the transitions are the most likely place to make mistakes. Have to reset the brain/awareness to shift from bridge supported to spike supported. Looks like you came out relatively unscathed. Thanks for sharing.

 

[oldoakman]

Lucky you didn't eat that stub on the way.

 

[96coal449]

Makes your heart jump and it lets you know your alive. Glad your okay man. Be safe.

 

[Steve Connally]

The underside of the wood is no fund to be stuck at! Good for you for posting.

 

[TreeVB]

Definitely humble of you to post this. Good on you and way to keep your cool about it. Definitely the less glorious possibility of our job which is good for newbies to see especially. Also, I see you're a New member and 3 vids. already! Welcome and keep it up as they are always entertaining

 

[Bucknut]

Man, my reaction would have been EXACTLY the same.

"G** Dammit"

What else is there to say?

 

[JustinK]

Man, my reaction would have been EXACTLY the same.

"G** Dammit"

What else is there to say?

I can think of all kinds of words to say after that, but those are likely my first ones

 

[Raven27]

Yikes, I've had some small ones, always makes my heart jump even though I have the climbing line as a backup, it still startles

 

[Travor]

Definitely humble of you to post this. Good on you and way to keep your cool about it. Definitely the less glorious possibility of our job which is good for newbies to see especially. Also, I see you're a New member and 3 vids. already! Welcome and keep it up as they are always entertaining

When I watch videos. I watch fails more often . It's what keeps us aware. Glad your enjoying the videos , thanks for the welcome

 

[Dragonslayer]

Those live oaks are HARD! Don't feel like the Lone Ranger Travor.

 

[owScott]

that sucked. I do a fair amount of dead cottonwood with no bark removals. I am very picky about the shape and sharpness of the points. I keep a file and small vise on the truck to touch them up constantly. Not saying that's the cause here. Not the 1st time wont be the last.