Poplar-Rigging-Removal

[Nick B]

Nice to see a job well done Thanks for allowing us to see your work

Great video as normal Reg

 

When you give up Tree work you could make a lot of money teaching rigging

[tommer9]

Just watched it again, and i have to add that it really is a joy to watch those large pieces coming down with no fuss and soooo smoothly..........especially for someone like me for whom rigging is not a forte....

[Mozza]

Awesome Reg

[Tommy_B]

Brilliant Video Reg. Inspirational stuff.

[mistahbenn]

Ay up Reg

 

Nice work... loving it here, doing some nice stuff, some big trees here! being well looked after, and the sun has shone every day apart from Sunday! See you in a week.

[scotspine1]

Excellent work Reg, another top quality vid as well. Appreciate you posting it on here, ta.

 

Near the end of the 2nd vid - never seen two blocks used in that way before, was that an experiment or a new technique for rigging bigger timber? looks like it works well anyway.

 

EDIT - just saw this at another forum so no need to answer...cheers

 

"Its ideal for heavier stuff low down, especially if you're having to slow them up quite abruptly....heavier sections yet easier on the rigging. The set-up obviously takes longer but is worth it, all things considered."

Edited September 28, 2009 by scotspine1

[jojam]

Great video.Always willing t pick up some new tips.Certainly plenty there.Did a similar takedown with the pull line on some DED elms last week.Sometimes you've just to make the best use of whats rounabout you eh.

[High Scale]

At the risk of sounding like a creep, (aye Mick) Nice work as usual.

[David Humphries]

No BD Mr Coates.

 

I thought you'd have the whole arsenal at your disposal.

 

Very dissapointed

 

 

 

Really liked the 2 to 1 tag line, slick indeed

Will be storing that one for sure.

 

 

 

 

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[RC0]

Thanks again

 

No BD Mr Coates.

 

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I forgot to load it that morning Dave, so I just cut them thin and manageble.

 

Nice avatar Carl:thumbup1: