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Oh damn! See you at the APF then?

Thanks mate ye I do a lot of both day to day 👍🏻

Ye I love the silky for everything 👌🏻

Thanks mate 🙏🏻

Thanks mate! I think what you was seeing would have been a redirect. I did 3 or 4 in the tree but still originally tied into the main stem. Defo would have been scary to just anchor into the side limbs on this one 😅. Thanks for the comment hopefully this clarifies it for some other people as we well 👍🏻

Thanks mate some little differences to the old one which seem to be better which is nice 👌🏻

Thanks mate! Yes exactly you can only cut once so needs to be correct 💪🏻👍🏻

Thanks mate. Tell the truth pruning is mainly what I do. Unless it’s an ash removal

Thank you! I like to do my best at whatever I do 👌🏻💪🏻

Thanks I will keep them coming 👍🏻

Thank you I do try my best 💪🏻👍🏻

Thanks mate 👍🏻

Funny i read this comment as he was explaining exactly what he was using.

Yes I am using a magnetic chesty do you think it was better or prefer it on the head?

@@mickarblife Haven't watched many of your others videos yet, but it was great in this one.

@@mickarblife i think i prefer the head cam but it's a nice change of perspective

That’s a fall arrest device so would have to be attached to the dorsal or sternum. Like the ASAP and also you need to have an absorber with it and free space to fall into which 9 times out of 10 we have branch’s under us. Hope that all makes sense

Thanks mate I will try my best to keep up 😅

Thanks for watching 🙏🏻

I think the audio is working 🤔 maybe try a different device

@@mickarblifegot sound now, same device same headphones, different location! Thanks for your response!!

practice makes perfect 👍

If you Google TG1 tree climbing click on the AA website and they will have a link to the technical guide 👍🏻

Nice rigging with the timber at the end 👌

Thanks guys 🙏🏻👍🏻

Awesome thanks for the comment 👍🏻 and I’m stoked the vid was helpful 🙏🏻

Thanks Victor! I will have go next time with insta as well as RUclips. Thanks for the feed back

Thanks mate

Thanks for watching and I’m glad there was something useful for you. Have fun at your next climb 😁

I have been coiling them up to the length I need so not that bad actually so if I need more bridge I have it available but not dangling down in the way

Thanks Matt! I made this a while ago and thought why not post it here. Glad the info was informative. Will be a drt vid this week 😁

Ye true some more cuts may of helped down, up, down or something. I will do that in the next one I do 👍🏻

and also if you’re ascending quickly would you need another anchor attached to your bridge ? where would you attach it? because two anchors attached to your bridge is technically only tied in once. so do you have to rope walk with your lanyard around the tree?

@@jonathanspafford7181 this is just a away of doing small trees. Bigger trees yes we would have 2 ropes anchored at the top. You can clip both systems to 1 bridge only wearing 1 harness lol

Just be aware they do snap on a regular basis but yes the price is attractive. Stay safe 👍🏻

Hey mate, Yes very comfortable but if you do a lot a walking you will most likely wear out the soft grippy rubber on the bottom pretty quick that’s the only issue. But great for climbing

Thanks mate always wanted to try make a nice indoor setup so will try make it better each vid as well 👍🏻

Thanks Matt I’m just surprised with some of the comments of instructions saying this is incorrect

Ok I will 😅 each to there own 👍🏻

Thanks James 👍🏻 this has actually surprises me that some people after just doing a course have not been told this and been told the opposite. I think some instructors may need some re-educating

I’m following TG1 guide book. So using a saw in the tree you only need 2 points of attachment so a main line and a lanyard is good enough 👍🏻

Yes I kept them both on all the time due to having to do it like this in the Uk with being attached twice at all times. It’s not ideal but practice makes perfect 👍🏻

That’s still not correct as long as you’re tied in twice while cutting is fine.

@@mickarblifehave you got a copy of tg1 I’ve realised I’ve never properly looked at the whole thing. I’ve only even been told or seen snippets of it.

@@elchevinit yes I have TG1 to TG5 and that’s where I’m getting the info from

Sorry but the that is incorrect only 1 rope needs to reach the floor. This is why I have shown this that you can get away with just 1 rope that reaches the floor and a lanyard 👍🏻

@@mickarblife I will look into it again but I was certain the whole thing was having two separate anchors on main lines/anchors that reach the ground and anchors that are both life supporting. So you are saying as long as you don’t move you can be suspended on one anchor point and as long as both your main anchor and your lanyard can suspend you (lanyard over a branch/peg/union) if you cut one of them, you can cut with just a lanyard and a main line anchor point? That doesn’t make sense still as that’s how it’s always been. *One anchor and a lanyard/two connection points when cutting*

@@elchevinit yes as long as you don’t move you can move one of your systems and reattach it. So in small trees like this you can climb just like you always have no difference to the good old days. When your cutting you will have 2 attachments like we always have so no different there.

@@elchevinit have a Quick Look in the community chat I have taken a picture of where it says in the TG1 book

@@mickarblife I still thought it had to be two anchor points that reach the ground and when cutting two anchor points with a third line being an a working positioning lanyard for cutting!

It works so well on the right job. Allows for larger rigs and it all goes to the chipper so win win in my eyes

@@mickarblife Even nicer when you can get it that far, but actually this was a lower, wider spreading tree that spanned three back yards, and one was locked and inaccessible. I wanted to send bigger pieces rigged flat with a spider leg, and with the weight supported my a lowering line so as to be able to clear the fence. There was a place to anchor the speedline so that we didn't have to haul all the weight over my just pulling a tag line. His way worked, but was exhausting; he works harder not smarter. Luckily it was a friday, and we all had time to recover.

I just swap and change to keep things exciting haha. I really like them both to be fair.