Two tricky willow dismantles.

[old snake]

Nice honest vid there mate. I hate willows too!!! Very unpredictable.

[Tom D]

nice work, i took down 14 on a big site last year, its handy for free falling being so chewy, but a pita for lowering.

[mistahbenn]

Agree that is an honest video so thought i'd give an honest response.

Seems to me that the easy bits were rigged succesfully even though they could have been cut and chucked where as the more difficult bits ...If anyone, or everyone:blushing:, disagrees with me please let me know why as if you all think the vid is ok I think I must be missing something.

 

The wide angle lens of that camera gives a funny effect, not really showing the true scene. Also the batteries die frequently so you chose to record not all the work.

 

As for roping off, the less cuts the climber makes saves energy and time, and ballache, but also not to ruin that fence too much, which you could not evaluate unless you were on the job yourself.

[Matt Butler]

can i just ask how much distance there was between you and the road?

[mistahbenn]

Without measuring I wouldn't take a second guess.

Edited March 31, 2010 by mistahbenn

[Spikey]

can i just ask how much distance there was between you and the road?

 

I would like to hear Graham's view on this video!

[Mozza]

Good job Ben

[mistahbenn]

Cheers Liam. Shame you weren't on it.

[Mozza]

Cheers Liam. Shame you weren't on it.

 

Aye mate, Looks a decent job, Shame i was booked up, The 390 would of ate willow for fun

[mistahbenn]

You know the 44 with 20 inch bar managed all them £$%^&. Glad I didnt fork out in the end.