100ft Beech trees speedlined

[Frank]

I'm still struggling to see the difference in the two pics.

Is that me being daft or a credit to your work?

[Dionysus]

nice work steve, i could only ever dream of running a speedline job that smoothly nice after pics too, subtle work but does the job.

[Ian H]

V nice work Steve, love the trick with the bungee/adapted pantin:thumbup:

[Andy Collins]

One smooth operation, as I would have expected from you, and a quality video for others to aspire to. Very nice job well done:thumbup1:

[Frank]

One smooth operation, as I would have expected from you, and a quality video for others to aspire to. Very nice job well done:thumbup1:

 

I wouldn't go that far. Haha

[Steve Bullman]

I'm still struggling to see the difference in the two pics.

Is that me being daft or a credit to your work?

 

naturally its you being daft:001_tongue:

 

it doesnt look like ive done much to be fair...luckily i have the video footage to prove there was some substantial sized lumps removed

[Lloyd Jerrey]

Loved that video mate, well done

[High Scale]

Not seen that adaption for the second pantin before - very cool!

 

You don't have to use a Pantin either, I used a old Petzl croll that I had lying around.

 

Steve, I would have used a helicopter.

[Big 'Ammer]

Very well executed and informative stuff, Steve!

 

Nice use of the chipper for line tensioning.

 

If the pieces are not huge, rather than fixing the line on the lower lashing point, we put a small portawrap on the top lifting eye and set the zip line on that.

 

Quick to attach / unattach and you can drop the brash straight into the hopper, butt first.

[arbclimber]

Fine looking work. Very organised and nice climbing and rigging.

 

Or did you edit out all the dodgy bits:001_tt2: