Help! I need pdf.'s

[Mowerr]

Tough times over here and I don't got internet but I can log on wherever there's Wi-Fi. So I need you guys to post me links and any pdf s on tree work, and climbing techniques. Ive already downloaded the easy stuff to find but any leads you guys can give me would be greatly appreciated. Thank u for your time.
Nate

 

[Mowerr]

Any kind of reading material on gear, techniques, and rigging, anything and all things we do, please and thank u for ur time.

 

[Jan_]

You could download the entire treebuzz forum for offline use, but I dont really know if this would help since I dont understand why you need pdfs... Heres an article on how to do that anyways: https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/how-do-i-download-an-entire-website-for-offline-reading/

 

[JD3000]

So he can save them to a drive or print when online for further reading when he is offline I figured.

 

[tnttree]

Buy Jeff Jepsons Book
"Tree Climbers Companion"

 

[Mowerr]

Already got all Jeff's free work thank u though

 

[Jonny]

Do you already have The Fundamentals of General Tree Work?
It's not free, but it's worth every penny.

The Fundamentals of General Tree Work - Digital Edition by G.F. Beranek - Educated Climber.com

Here it is folks, the bible of tree work from the legend himself, G.F. “Jerry” Beranek! Filled with over 200 photographs and illustrations, ‘The Fundamentals’ is the most comprehensive reference work in our field, and has been the go-to resource for professionals in the industry for over 20...

www.educatedclimber.com

 

[talltimberstreeservices]

Hi Mowerr,

Sorry can't share a pdf here, but happy to give you some sources online.

How to climb trees - https://www.redbull.com/au-en/tree-climbing-with-dave-katz
Items and Gears - https://treegear.com.au/blogs/news/...heres-the-7-key-items-you-need-to-get-started
Tree Lopping - https://www.olaladirectory.com.au/5-steps-for-proper-tree-lopping-service/
Tree Stump Ideas - https://talltimberstreeservices.com.au/tree-stump-ideas/

 

[colb]

Mistletoe. Describes how it starts (in twigs) how it increases water uptake and can lead to tree dehydration during drought, how treatment is speculative, how local patches are often constrained to a single tree species.

Based on it, I evaluate adjacent trees to get a sense of the scale of infestation and what the odds of reinfection are. If I deem that treatment is viable, I try to prune mistletoe out. However, I'm missing two critical pieces of information; how far does the vascular system extend from the visible fruiting body, and will it regenerate from the vascular system if I fail to prune it all out? I think I'm erroring on the side of caution by taking bigger branches, but I don't really know.