Tall Trees, not for the faint of heart
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2023
- Pruning a 60 metre, or 200 foot Mountain Ash. the client was worried about the amount of large overextended limbs hanging over his house. I was contracting to Gotcha Stumped tree services and we spent the day pruning this beautiful tree
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Harry you look like a big kid playing on a jungle Jim with a trampoline attached to it , awesome footage mate ,excellent work
Buddy, you have the best camera work of any tree guy on RUclips, well done mate
Thanks! Appreciate it man!
Crown lifting to the max.. you’re a machine H.🤙
ive just started my climbing career bro. You are truly a master at your craft.
Cheers mate and all the best with your climbing 🤙
Nice looking tree the Eucalyptus regnans.
These climbs are where the wraptor is well worth it.
Yeah would be pretty nice😅
You said oh, it's about 38 m to there. And then another 20 above that or something. 38 m equals a 124 foot a 124. Foot tree is hard to come by. Where I'm from, LOL you do amazing work. My friend god bless you and your crew
Good job, grear video again mate, love the channel,, massive trees damn!!!!
Sweet
I like how you used the bark to keep the rope near you whilst it was being pulled back up, I’m not a fan buying new gloves all the time either. Good honest video again, proper tree work this is
You are an absolute stud! Keep up the good work,)
😂😂Gay much?
@@TreeNinja1 sorry your not feeling the love! Perhaps you should do some tree ninja stuff. Or maybe just change your handle, Tree Troll sounds more fitting,)
Enjoyed the video. Nice bit of climbing, rigging & cutting. Enjoy it while you're young Harry. Time flies by! I worked a 70-80' poplar last week that had been struck by lightning causing the spar to split. Got a little hairy after cutting out the top limbs....but survived (I did a short video on youtube). That's about the limit of my climbing. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Thanks mate, will check out your vid!
Nice work. Kudos!
Least anyone can do like and subscribe after watching that!
Those trees are amazing. Nothing like that here in Michigan. Not even sure we have anything like that in the states at all.
Come out to California haha!
I know a bunch of us would love a video on the gear, ropes, lanyards you use. Your a master tree chess player my friend.
Thanks mate, yep OK I'll make one
Superb work Harry and crew, what spurs do you climb on, Tree Spurs or Pole Spurs, Cheers mate, greetings from Ireland !!!
Awesome!
❤ sickkk
I came across your channel recently and greatly admire your work and your attitude towards it. Do you have any tips for someone looking to begin a career in this industry? Particularly for a female?
Hey thanks for your kinds words! Well find a crew that you like to work with and will take the time to nurture your skills. Climb as much as possible, learn from as many people as you can and practise your chin ups 😉
@@treeclimberharry582 Thanks for the advice! I’ll get cranking on those chin ups
Amazing work you definitely have to have some kahone’s to do that at that height 🫣
This is fu** another level
Mate, ratchet straps to secure the bollard is the best way.
Great climb Harry👍
Question my friend, what's your prefer rope n size diameter for the rope runner pro? Cheers mate 👍
Thanks mate, well I've only used it with cougar blue which is 11.7 I think. Goes well with that. Just have to experiment with the rope runner adjustments
Pohon ecauliyptus buka ya..
Tinggi banget pohon nya
Nice work! been climbing about 3 years I use prusik and rope wrench, what’s your favorite mechanical device and harness?
Nice mate I climbed on the rope wrench and prussik for years, love it! I like the RRP for single and zigzag for double, And Sequoia harness
60 m equals 196 ft 😮
do you use your lower positioning rings when your positioning point is above or below your hips?
Nah I rarely use the lower ones, only if I'm in an awkward position and it's convenient to just clip into them
Super hiper mega ultra máster operacional
Would it have been better to retain the lower scaffold branches and just reduce end wiegst to strengthen limbs and reduce failure risk i like to leave lower branches and rudimentary the weight so they act as protection from anything falling from the upper canopy
Yeah this a good point and potentially a good option, especially to mitigate damage from higher branches failing. But given how one sided the tree was I think it probably helped to balance it out. The client had a tree uproot and fall through the house a few years earlier, so I think whole tree failure was the main concern.
@@treeclimberharry582 fair call man epic climb
So did someone climb it first and put the marker tape on her ?
Nah, measured it by the length of my climbing line
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Is that a Blue Gum?
Mountain Ash
Get a Raptor mate....It´s literally a taxi ride to the top.
Dude.
What kind of tree is it?
Eucalyptus
eucalyptus Regnans
Is it just me, or is height a mental thing? Realistically, anything over 30 feet is pretty much lights out right?
Yeah I think it's a metal thing definitely my opinion
That’s the way I view it. OnceI got over the fear at 30 feet or so it didn’t matter to me going higher . As Reg Coates said “nothing has changed that happened at 10 feet it actually should be easier as the tree thins”.
His brother fell and camera stayed on if you look back through archives…
@@charlesmullins3238 Yeah, I remember watching that video that was absolutely terrible. Thank god he was okay well eventually so so scary
Yeah when I'm in the tall trees, I definitely double check everything compared to lower down, even though probably lights out either way. So definitely a huge mental side to it. But it's like anything if you do it regularly and you acclimatise
Bro I'd pay for you to get a knee ascender!
I tried one like 5 years ago and didn't like it, but maybe I didn't have it set up right. Would be interested in trying one again.
@@treeclimberharry582 Fair enough, I only use one on the ascent, once I get up the tree I stow it away. I use the camp turbo setup from monkey beaver and attach it to my reecoil audax, its super compact and saves one leg from getting burnt out
Use a foot loop on the hand ascender works great I like it more than the knee and easy addition to you set up
@@user-no5ee9rq1x yeah that's what I use for long ascents, i find myself just one legging it on shorter ascents though. I see people using the knee ascender and it looks effortless and makes me want to try it again.