Stihlmadd vids

[stihlmadd]

Loving it

https://youtu.be/q7YyGBu3U5E

two day Oak prune late last year.

nothing major nor dramatic

just about a beautiful tree and some great climbing.

cheers Ben.

[stihlmadd]

Cottoning On

 

 

two day cottonwood takedown

Ben

[Mick Dempsey]

Good one Ben, up to your high standards, good rope work on the ground as well.

 

It wouldn't be a stihlmad vid without your shouts of encouragement to yourself.

 

"I'll take that as a win!"

 

Love it.

[jomoco]

Nice work Ben!

 

Jomoco

[stihlmadd]

Good one Ben, up to your high standards, good rope work on the ground as well.

 

It wouldn't be a stihlmad vid without your shouts of encouragement to yourself.

 

"I'll take that as a win!"

 

Love it.

 

Thank you very much Mick,

 

I also hand out compliments to all the crew during a job for what ever reason

the rope man is the bossman of that company and a twenty year vet in the industry - I told his son and the upcoming climber at Bradleys that I was keeping him and they were not getting him back

[stihlmadd]

Nice work Ben!

 

Jomoco

 

Thankyou Jomoco,

I am still waiting to film that all hand saw euc prune for you but haven't forgotten

Ben

[colemanjessenz]

Loving it

https://youtu.be/q7YyGBu3U5E

two day Oak prune late last year.

nothing major nor dramatic

just about a beautiful tree and some great climbing.

cheers Ben.

 

I've Only just had the chance to watch this one now mate

lovely work as always mr stihlmad , constantly out there getting it done bro.

[stihlmadd]

I've Only just had the chance to watch this one now mate

lovely work as always mr stihlmad , constantly out there getting it done bro.

 

too busy training for the climb comp after work?

haha its all good Jesse

appreciate the props

[stihlmadd]

 

pruning a Himalayan cedar

Ben

[stihlmadd]

 

takedown I inherited from another climber who muffed it up like a muppet and then ran away when his lowering rope ( cheap old three strand) broke on some main timber nearly killing a staff member on the ground.

 

lowered out the fluff and the secondary timber that was left and craned out the main timber with a 16 tonner.

contract climbing means Ambush from time to time...

cheers Ben.