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I hate to say it years of climbing a tree, i just now used a choking friction saver for DRT. Cant believe i use to just spike and lanyard spars, kind of ignorant. Full believer in it now.

Yall are studs!! Great job boys!!!

Guy talks and looks like reon rounds.lol😅

my Dad used to do this. He also used to dance on the floating log booms...so amazing to watch.

Shouldn't you be tied in a choked system on your way up?

Hell of a team effort! Well done gentlemen. Thanks for sharing

Um mostra extrema perícia naquilo que deseja demonstrar. Uma pena ter deixado a filmagem à cargo de um imbecil...

worked for these guys back in 2019 in Oakhurst. Great experience, would do again.

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How does this channel have so few subs? Some high quality videos!

Nice

Awesome job brother

I'm wondering if those two pieces of equipment would work on large oaks. Like white oaks.

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I feel like companies that get huge jobs like this always have the best team dynamics. You get an entry level position at a struggling Davey office in the midde of nowhere and all your coworkers are dicks and make tree work suck. Might just be me though lol

Should be titled: Why California is F'd... Can't even cut a tree growing dead straight down with nothing around it except one single house on one side and some powerlines somewhere in the vicinity where it would have been 10X cheaper to just drop the power lines if they were a problem and drop the tree in one go...

Awesome job! What was the bill for that monster?

Great job taking such a huge rotten tree down safely - and very good video

In ANSI standard your not supposed to be wearing a baseball hat under your hard hat that’s not safe props for the camera man filming that guy

Thanks for the video! Great film with amazing shots and production, a joy to watch. Greetings from sw Florida 😁

The quality of the video is awesome and the team seem really safe, this made it even more shocking when I saw the climber was wearing jeans😂

Very impressive! This is how true professionals get the job done! Bravo Arborworks!!!

Dang!!!! 🤯 This is a great video! Thanks for making it a safer forest, one tree at a time 💚

Great job guys, that was a hell of a tree to take down!

Great quality videos 👍🏻 really like how you guys filmed this video . Subscribed… keep videos coming .

Great video, love the tree work

That was a massive tree

116' and thicc! Awesome 👏

Very nice work guys, thoroughly enjoyed that👌

Dude! Great video and awesome content, thank you so much for documenting such a great project!

Dam was hoping to see the heavy equipment working on the tree 😢

Proud of my cuzzin In tht video rigging

Built with love and built to last!

Looks so interesting. I was a lumberjack in Tomahawk, Wisconsin from July -Oct. 15th.

3:42 🙌

That Volvo is set up right😎

This cuts down on so much trucking!!

Thanks bro

Awesome video, Thanks!

Cute video. These are currently cleaning up the Caldor fire along Hwy 50. You didn’t mention the big wood getting decked or hauled in that knuckleboom. Knuckle boom is also a 3rd man. I will give the machine it’s respect when it is showcased doing dead crispy trees next to high voltage lines. But this! Wide open drop zone and baby trees not to mention broadcasting chips. Our 4 man crew would slay 40-60 of those trees in a day. I’m genuinely interested in knowing what the minimum scope of work would be to mobilize those units.

It's ok. Little much on the ansi though.

Arturo Gomez here, Great job guys. I love the constant Communication

Friction device is nice till the tree is 3 ft thick at the base then 6 inches thick at the top. I just choke my climb line. Easier

How come you don't run a tracked Sennebogen in the woods?

Good demo tree people ..

RE: helmet cam Here's a nice example of using video from both helmet cam and ground cam ruclips.net/video/ox4BD_AbQ3M/видео.html

Would have helped greatly if the climber had a helmet cam so we could see exactly what he was doing.

This could have been a good video BUT - *NOTHING was visible.All I saw was rope flapping around and heard klink klink.The second demo was a little better but you guys are NOT teachers! Next time check the video - can all actions be seen or not otherwise it is a waste of time.

Interesting piece of kit. What I have always done is tied the sharp end of my DRT system in a running bowline around the working side, thus providing a choking system, then either tying a double overhand or using the splice and inserting a carabiner, running the brake hand side of the rope up into the carabiner to allow decent on a single strand and the system is retrievable from the spar.