Climbergiorgio
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Thanks Gibbon
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Thanks Majestic
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meglio che parli tu, Grazie
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Grazie David io però volevo vedere il video direttamente qui nel forum. Come si fa? help
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Climber
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Ciao David, oggi ho guardato qualche video nel forum. Mi domandavo come funziona il forum? Io pubblico i miei video? oppure io pubblico i video di altri? a presto Giorgio
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Grazie David ;-)
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Even in Italy we do the same, but the maker prefer using low cost woods (imported wood). Surely it's not throwed away but used as energy purpose, payed 15€ per quintal.
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from what I understood your Speedline is a system already used by me, if you have some pictures post it. As for the wood cut, I wanted to confirm that in Italy the wood for construction doesn't worth anything 'cause it's imported in large quantities from Slovenia that sells at very low prices (that is, the forests have increased in Italy). Most of the wood cut in the forests is used for energy purposes. I could make some larger pieces of work but the manager wanted the plant was dismantled in this way.
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Yes, enough aching... but also my team worked a lot
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To RBTREE: I want to say, again, that neither on the road nor near the tree there was place to put a crane. I'm just the lumberjack, so I just cut down trees, if who pays me want me to cut little or big pieces of wood I just do it, I don't mind of the timber, when I finished to cut down I go home. Thanks for your comment to italians on the other site
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They were landmarks in the photos shown to demonstrate the height of the plant
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Ah ah ah... it'is my technique:001_tt2:. I try to explain: inserted below the belt after having made a good deal of cutting. :lol:The pieces coming down with an average of about 25 minutes. You're right on height ... there are more converters than once on the Internet:blushing: 1 quintal = 100 kilograms = 220.46 pounds (if I took the right converter:001_rolleyes:)
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I'm sorry but I've a few photos 'cause I'm often called by firms to cut down trees. I've got some photos in the link To Phenom: The rope is ok 'cause has an average break strengh of about 80 Quintals, The speed line was wery vertical and the pieces made slide weigh max 3,5 quintals To RBTREE: The zone was limited, and I didn't use a crowbar 'cause I used a 32 quintals hoist
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Thanks for you help Luncherman... I still don't know what Phenom was trying to ask me, but in any case the answer is: the rope was ok (are you referring to a particular photo you saw?) Maybe I coul learn portuguese... I guess It's a bit easier
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Thanks again for your opinion... The pieces I made slide were about 1,65-1,75 yards of diameter. the weight of the wood was 1,590 lb per cubic meter. I'm sorry but I'm not english and I don't understand what do you mean with "Did the rope get glazzed?" can you ask me again?
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Hello, I am the climber who carried out the demolition of the sequoia. First of all thank you for the favorable comments on my video posted. I wanted to respond to some posts I read in this forum: I was told "it seems smaller than 46mt (128 ft)!" the chart explained to me that is the effect of wide angle lents. In http://www.thegreencorner.it in the folder "foto sequoia" photo n 1 contains all the given size of the plant and the yellow pulley in the picture n 8 is placed about 29 meters (81ft) because the blue rope is long 60 meters (168 ft) (see Photo n 4) When asked "why not crane?" The labor leaders choose treeclimbing because there were big problems to stop completely the road that serves the entire valley and is crossed by thousands of machines every day
