Wind Blown Firs

[RC0]

This was quite a nasty one, due to the power lines down below and the spar/support tree being rotten. Some careful cutting and rigging invoved. Thanks,

 

oh and switch your youtube setting to HD if thats possible

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meNpef3uSvE]Wind blown firs. - YouTube[/ame]

[alex_m]

Normally i skip through videos to see highlights, but i actually watched all of this as it was something different and i was interested to see how you would bring it all down safely. A well thought out job.

Awesome location aswell!

[Pete Mctree]

Nice job Reg

[Steve Bullman]

'I don't like tieing into rotten wood like this, but i've got no choice'

 

An attitude thats missing or being bred out of the younger generation of climber(rightly or wrongly)

 

Good vid Reg

[Peter]

Good work, the standing fir must have been stronger than it looked.

[Nick B]

Very good Vid as normal Reg, Tough job to do.

[Stephen Blair]

Fantastic, funny looking handle on the husky, is this a Reg adaption:thumbup1:

[taffupatree]

Belive they are called full wrap handles Steve. A big thing in Canada/America where they use bigger saws to harvest timber. Bigger saws were found to need bigger handles to posistion them properly.

[High Scale]

Good stuff and a fine day for it.

[Stephen Blair]

Belive they are called full wrap handles Steve. A big thing in Canada/America where they use bigger saws to harvest timber. Bigger saws were found to need bigger handles to posistion them properly.

 

That makes sense, trying to lift an 88 into a high gub can be tough