SRT Reaching the tips.

[guymayor]

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All goofing aside is comes down to the cut. Make the right cut using whatever safe method you must, but make the proper cut else your wasting time and hurting trees.

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Easy to agree with this, online. Someday we may get a chance to define 'right and proper" in the tree. Thanks for takin' it and dishin' it out; fair's fair.

 

[Tony]

I agree on all points Guy,

Tony

 

[SingleJack]

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Whatever makes climbing easiest. Unfortunately for me...that means using the JLG a lot.

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Yeah I didnt really know what JLG meant.

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Yeah, me neither! Please correct me if I'm wrong, Tom ... I guessing "JLG" is one of these boom lifts:

Rented one, once, for a very tight take down between two houses ... Love to have one of those!!!

 

[Tom Dunlap]

The one that I fly doesn't have the stinger on the end, just a straight 65' boom.

 

[trevmcrev]

I've found the knuckle boom ones much better for tree work, less repositioning.

 

[Fred_Berkelhammer]

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Somedays the pole clip is Manna from on high. Most days it stays in the truck.


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Tony, couldn't agree with you more. By the way, I just figured out who you are (shows how swift I am

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[Tony]

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Tony, couldn't agree with you more. By the way, I just figured out who you are (shows how swift I am

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Good Fred,

Now could you please fill me in. I've been trying to figure it out for decades!

Tony

 

[SawinHighClimber]

Here some info on SRT that maybe helpfull

http://vtio.org.au/Content/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/Single-Rope-Technique.pdf