The Application of Engineering Principles to Arboriculture

[Bundle 2]

This article appeared in Arb' Journal 1989.....( view pdf )

 

http://joa.isa-arbor.com/articles.asp?JournalID=1&VolumeID=15&IssueID=5

[christreeroot]

excellent link, thanks

[Ben]

I really enjoyed reading that, amazing to think that was back in 1989.

 

I heard nearly the exact shame thing at the AA Trade fair in 2007.

Edited December 3, 2008 by Ben

[Tully]

well done for finding that one. Good read:001_smile:

[arnoldbuchsassinger]

ISA do a really good book The Art and Science of practical rigging, Peter S Donzelli and Sharon J Lilly, Got loads of Q/A stuff and some of them count to wards CEU stuff for ISA Certs. Just the best bed time reading if your partner doesnt like the saws being cleaned and honed in the bedroom.

[treediver]

If you can shell out the extra ££'s the double dvd set which go with the book are also an excellent watch. Very comprehensive and concise.

[Bundle 2]

The Art & Science of Practical riggin' is good....tho' judgin' by how much you guys whinge even about a few extra quid on a decent harness I am surprised to read that the d'ble dvd is worth it...personally no but hey..

For anyone interested....

treeremoval copy.pdf

[treediver]

The Art & Science of Practical riggin' is good....tho' judgin' by how much you guys whinge even about a few extra quid on a decent harness I am surprised to read that the d'ble dvd is worth it...personally no but hey..

For anyone interested....

 

I think in the overall scheme of things (at least from a business point of view) the price is negiaible. i.e £90 wouldnt even fuel me for a week.