My boring video.

[Ross Beaumont]

Nice vid man. Polite and Patient with your ground staff best way if you ask me

[Old Mill Tree Care]

Nice vid man. Polite and Patient with your ground staff best way if you ask me

 

Yep. The one one in the black helmet has been with me a while and the blue helmet has just started.

Every technical rigging job is a learning experience for every one though and patience makes it enjoyable, mostly.

[gibbon]

Good video, you got anymore lined up? What sling do you have on the block?

[Ross Beaumont]

Yep. The one one in the black helmet has been with me a while and the blue helmet has just started.

Every technical rigging job is a learning experience for every one though and patience makes it enjoyable, mostly.

 

Totally agree. Keep the videos coming.

 

 

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[easy-lift guy]

Nice video Al. Concise and to the point!. Thanks for sharing.

easy-lift guy

[Old Mill Tree Care]

Good video, you got anymore lined up? What sling do you have on the block?

 

19mm Polydine.

 

The only reason I bring out the GoPro is on high risk jobs.

Overhead & underground services, buildings, very dodgy trees, crane/ MEWP jobs etc.

 

 

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[RC0]

You swapped your topping saw from Stihl to echo, why?

 

Heavy wood I'll bet. How long did the whole job take? Thanks

[Old Mill Tree Care]

You swapped your topping saw from Stihl to echo, why?

 

Heavy wood I'll bet. How long did the whole job take? Thanks

 

No, I bought the Echo as a second saw a couple of years ago and have hated it because it cuts so slow. I was using it on this job because it had a 14" bar and I like to run it occasionally so the fuel doesn't go bad.

Two weeks ago I changed to a 12" Oregon bar and now it's as good as an MS 200t.

 

The job took three days with very few breaks for tea.

[RC0]

No, I bought the Echo as a second saw a couple of years ago and have hated it because it cuts so slow. I was using it on this job because it had a 14" bar and I like to run it occasionally so the fuel doesn't go bad.

Two weeks ago I changed to a 12" Oregon bar and now it's as good as an MS 200t.

 

The job took three days with very few breaks for tea.

 

In the vid, your first cut is with a stihl, the next clip shows an echo, thats what I meant ?

 

A three day job is a good one to land, good for you!

[mistahbenn]

3 days for one tree?