45 METRE MOUNTAIN ASH REMOVAL! MY FIRST MOUNTAIN ASH.

[Mark Bolam]

Sweet sauce.

 

I was knackered just watching it.

[Mack]

Awesome work, and tree, thanks for sharing

[WesD]

On 25/11/2017 at 10:25, Firewood&ChipTreeSurgery said:

Hey guys, im Alex, im an english climber and I've been working out in Melbourne for the past 3 months. I Have put together a small video of my first mountain ash removal! 

 

Please check out the link below and see what you think !

 

Please also like and subscribe to my channel to keep up to date with more upcoming videos!

 

https://www.firewoodandchip.com/

Hey Alex what’s your insta I’d, nice vid by the way. 

[iTretoppen]

Nice vid! The top came down very smooth, perfect!

[edbol]

Decelerating gently while lowering is a skill us climbers appreciate. Nicely done

[edbol]

Mountain Ash you say, we'll do that on the way to the job... will take half an hour, tops... OHHH!

[Firewood&ChipTreeSurgery]

Cheers dude ! It's alski____ 

 

thats 4 underscores ! 

[richy_B]

Very slick bud !  Nice work . Your " mountain ash " is different to ours ( Rowen ) Yours is a Gum/Eucalyptus  type ?

I did a double take myself - 45m Rowan!

[Daniël Bos]

Eucalyptus regnans, the world's tallest hardwood tree.
Currently the record holder (and the whole top 20 or so) grows in Tasmania, but there's evidence the trees of Victoria were much bigger yet, but weren't measured by the colonial invaders that felled them.



The lowest branch on this one for example is at 42m/135ft.....

[richy_B]

The lowest branch on this one for example is at 42m/135ft.....

I'd be there a while with my throw bag then.