Old work, new look

rockettree · Feb 16, 2016

I rushed out the first version of this video a while back. I like this reworked version a lot better. Maybe a few of you watched it when it was posted earlier. If so, let me know what you think.

Stihlmadd · Feb 16, 2016

I dunno Ray - I just take delight in watching your mid point rigging skills - on point

rockettree · Feb 16, 2016

Thanks Ben. Balance is a wonderful thing!

rockettree · Feb 16, 2016

Thanks brotha!

MikePowers321 · Feb 16, 2016

Nice work Rocket. I dig the new version.

MikePowers321 · Feb 16, 2016

well he's a good looking dude, but I haven't seen a shittier tree worker :frenetico:

MikePowers321 · Feb 16, 2016

Just playing, looks like you brothers make a great team

Steve Connally · Feb 16, 2016

I like it. I like it.

rockettree · Feb 16, 2016

Levi.CO said:
Yeah but that rope guy... not too sure about him...

Neither of us have skills on the porti, we'd better work on that!

Worthaug · Feb 17, 2016

But a groundie with throw line skills is indispensable! Love the redo and the exit!

Reed Wortley
CTSP #01739
ISA CA #SO-6953A

CanadianStan · Feb 17, 2016

That log catching the lines was a bit sketchy but nice video nonetheless! Who's the poor sucker dealing with that rat's nest of brush?

rockettree · Feb 17, 2016

Worthaug said:
But a groundie with throw line skills is indispensable! Love the redo and the exit!

Reed Wortley
CTSP #01739
ISA CA #SO-6953A

No doubt about the value of throw line skills. He quickly bailed me out of a tight spot with a good shot on that job.

rockettree · Feb 17, 2016

CanadianStan said:
That log catching the lines was a bit sketchy but nice video nonetheless! Who's the poor sucker dealing with that rat's nest of brush?

Skilled lowering of big wood is not as easy as it looks! Respect due to the excellent rope men behind the scenes of all the killer vids out there.

Our uncle got stuck with that. Keeping it all in the family!