can i ask what this is for

[Frankie Lawrence]

Including

 

yeah thats what I thought was about to correct but thought better ask if i ahd right end of stick:001_smile:

[Stephen Blair]

Also you need two people with a cs38 on site to perform and aerial rescue.

 

not if its your own business and you are the climber.

[tractorboy1]

not if its your own business and you are the climber.

 

Is that because owners never have accidents:001_tongue:

[Stephen Blair]

cant really sue yourself can you:biggrin:

[tractorboy1]

cant really sue yourself can you:biggrin:

 

True I'm sure a few of our friends across the pond have tried thou.

[Highland Forestry]

hello,i do landscape gardening maintence etc and do alot of tree work but more in the line of hedge trimming,removel of hedges,also takeing conifers etc down or reduceing them,i have just aqired a harness, has even though i dont climb that high i think its a good option to wear a harness,rather than work of a ladder,thing i cant figure out is whats that thing i need to hold me to the tree,it connects to the harness and then like goes round the stump?so i can lean back on my harness?any information will be apreciated!

 

 

Are you having a laugh??

 

 

Clearly you had better seek professional training before you do anything with you're harness!!

 

I can not believe this is a serious question

[samarb]

Are you having a laugh??

 

 

Clearly you had better seek professional training before you do anything with you're harness!!

 

I can not believe this is a serious question

 

Agreed, Undermines what we are do for a living, If i knew it was this easy I wouldn't of wasted years training.

[Hodge]

Are you having a laugh??

 

 

Clearly you had better seek professional training before you do anything with you're harness!!

 

I can not believe this is a serious question

 

here, here. whats the point of us spending thousands on training, insurance,courses,equipment and spending years building a good reputation as pros, if some one gets a harness and a strop and goes around halfing conifers?? unreal.

[ging]

cant really sue yourself can you:biggrin:

 

cant really rescue yourself either....

[Rob D]

hello,i do landscape gardening maintence etc and do alot of tree work but more in the line of hedge trimming,removel of hedges,also takeing conifers etc down or reduceing them,i have just aqired a harness, has even though i dont climb that high i think its a good option to wear a harness,rather than work of a ladder,thing i cant figure out is whats that thing i need to hold me to the tree,it connects to the harness and then like goes round the stump?so i can lean back on my harness?any information will be apreciated!

 

 

A little knowledge where tree work goes is probably more dangerous than no knowledge at all!

 

If you want to wear a harness to cut things down - do the appropriate courses and get yourself qualified. That's the bear minimum.