My Minimum Tree Climbing Equipment - Arborist Tree Climbing Gear
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- Опубликовано: 2 янв 2017
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MY MINIMUM EQUIPMENT
On request, here's a slide-show about my minimum equipment for climbing/logging without rigging.
This is what I use (DRT) and it doesn't mean that it's the only right equipment to use ...there are many other climbing systems, versions and brands that are great.
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Kask Super Plasma Climbing Helmet, Kask Visor, 3M PELTOR Optime Ear Muffs Helmet Mounted, 34 dB, (Camera Contour +2).
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Stihl Advance X-TREEm chain saw trousers.
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Pfanner Zermatt GTX chain saw boots.
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Black Diamond Transition Gloves or Camp Safety Axion Gloves.
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Throwline storage, throwline and 2 throwbags.
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Petzl Treesbee Cambium/Friction Saver.
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Edelrid Rope Caddy/rope bag.
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Lava® Surge® 11.5 mm climbing rope.
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Petzl ZIGZAG® mechanical prusik for 11.5-13mm rope.
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Distel Gecko ultra-light carbon fiber climbing spikes / climbing spurs withVelcro straps. European gaffs. Weighs just 800g each.
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2 wire core lanyards with Camp Safety ergogrip rope clamps and 3-way snap look Sidewinder swivel DMM carabiner.
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• TreeMotion Arborist Harness 2013
• 4 x Petzl Caritool Small (gear)
• 1 Caritool Large (chain saw)
• Climb Right figure 8 (rescue)
• Saddle First Aid Kit
• 2 x looprummers with Slideline steel carabiner
(for branch fixation)
• Mini-carabiner with tool spiral for handsaw
• 2 eye to eye slings (4,5 inch) between d-rings and flipline
clamp (which can be cut in case of rescue).
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Silky Zübat 330 handsaw with leg straps a and tool spiral (also used for diving tools)
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Stihl MS 201 with 14 inch/35cm bar (Square Tooth chain) and lanyard.
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Stihl MS 362 with 18 inch/45cm bar (Square Tooth chain) and lanyard
START-UP
Climbing equipment is not cheap! If you need to buy the whole package, you can start with less expensive equipment ... I did that myself!
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Хобби
Thanks! I finally took the plunge and got a kit. Cut a few trees so far. The kit will pay for itself in no time. I really appreciate you helping me get started.
Thanks BackwoodsEngineer! In the beginning I also had a lot of questions myself. It helps everyone to share experiences ... there are still trees for all of us! Stay safe!
Wow, thx 4 comprehensive list 4 newbie aborist. Thx 4 sharing on the internet. Keep on climbing & stay healthy.
Thanks John!
Thank you. From Malaysia ❤
Thanks from Denmark!
Thanks for putting this together. Great info :)
Thanks for watching, James!
Love the Arbortec brand for these 😍
Yes that was very helpful! thank you stay safe out there.
Thank for watching!
tak for undervisning i denne video og alle dine tidligere, følger dig og lærer nyt , hver gang.
hilsen en amatør skov trimmer og fuglekasseopsætter
Tak for at se med Andreas! Ja, har man en gang været oppe mellem trækronerne så er der stort chance for at blive afhængig! Jeg lærte selv meget på nettet før jeg tog uddannelsen på Skovskolen ...men det allerbedste er at tage et kursus hvor man får det hele med. Har man AMU-kurset "Grundlæggende træklatring" så må man lovligt klatre i træer med udstyr. Tjek kurset på dette link og stay safe! ign.ku.dk/efteruddannelse-kurser/amu-kursusoversigt/amu-kurser/grundlaeggende-traeklatring-traeklatring-til-beskaering/
Hi, great video for a noob currently on his first climbing course. Thanks
Thanks ct! Have a good experience! I got completely engrossed in climbing after such a course. More courses, more input, more input! Stay safe!
Well put together.
Thanks 816TreeServive!
Finally! Now I know exactly what I need! Problem with me. I'll keep buying gear until I have 4 times the amount! Lol. I did that with my construction tools! Mechanic tools.etc. thanks man! Cheers from Australia just subbed.nice work 🙂👍👍👍
Thanks Dragan! That was exactly why this movie was made. Your comment is a personal description of me. In return ... we know what's best, because we also bought the sh..! Stay safe and well equipped ;0)
@@SorenSatellit thanks so mych!
@@dragan3290 you are welcome!
Great info!
Thanks Forest Knowledge!
Wouldn't ever want to do tree rigging and arborist work for a living without that kind of equipment and more just in case.
Thanks Frances!
Gracias, desde Colombia. Thank you for your teachings.
Thanks for watching, Juan
Climb safe in Colombia!
nice really clean video
Thanks TreeSavage Wedoitmjr! Climb safe!
im 12 and i recreationaly climb trees
ive been doing it for 3 years
Nice video, thats for the information!
Thanks INDOORS/OUYDOORS!
I wish I have all that, but most I wish I'd know how use it. I like the way you make your videos. You should be a teacher, well you are teaching us all what you know and do.
Thanks Luis!
The best!👍👍👍
Thanks Massimo!
thanks!
This helps as tree stuff just did there coupon sale! I was looking for higher grade equipment that others are actually using in the field! Thanks great quality video too!
Thanks Willy! That's what I use and some of the equipment you won't find any better. If it was an advertisement you could also find a link to a retailer and ArboristService.dk is duing tree work! Stay safe!
Thanks for the video! For your climbing rope, do you have the sewn eyes or eye splice?
Thanks Sam Liu! Yes, the last few ropes I have used have been Teufelberger, DRENALINE 11.8mm with eye spilce ... it is very strong and runs really smooth with Petzl Zig-zag!
I’m looking in what stuff to get myself. So far calculated $300+ I’ll have to buy for bare minimum stuff..
Hi Daniel! Yes, it's hard to get started. I started with less fancy equipment and as the equipment needed to be replaced, there was also money in the box again ...so I could buy better equipment, functionality and comford! Stay safe!
I like the rescue ready mini eye-to-eye webbing slings. Did you sew them yourself? I haven't been able to find any for purchase.
Hi Tim! Lock fore a "Quickdraw Sling". You need a short one (10-12cm). It's usually used in rock climbing, where a carabiner is then placed at each end. In the past, you could not buy them without carabiner. The one I use now is called "DMM Nylon Sling with retainer" Safe stay!
@@SorenSatellit Thanks Soren! I found the DMM version. I also found Petzl makes something similar, an 11cm "Express Quickdraw Sling". I ordered them both, and until they arrive, I repurposed a couple old Metolius Quick Draws from my rock climbing kit and will give them a try today.
@@timl3918 Hi Tim! Yes, it is good to try out some variants. I like the short / tight sling to prevent the carabiner from rattling around the D-ring!
thank you for share this information, which one is the store where you can find this gear?
Hi Joes! The equipment or similar can be found at Sherrilltree (USA), Freeworker (EU) or Honeybros (UK). Stay safe!
May I ask why you choose to use square tooth chains? Just curious.
Hi Giovanni! Square Tooth cuts 25% better/faster than round chain. I only use round chain for pruning because it makes a much nicer cut.
Зачёт!
Спасибо Алексей Гришин!!!
are the bottom part of your geckos a lot fatter than steel spurs?
Hi William! I have measured the area that is located under the boot. Width: 36 mm / 1.4 inch (at the widest point). Thickness: 8 mm / 0.3 inch. Hope it can help you to compare with what you have? Stay safe
Your Zubat looks well used ;)
LOL ...Maybe you know somebody who can sell me a new one ;0)
;)
Nice kit!I almost have all that stuff except the two Stihls. Anybody out there want to buy me a ms200t? I'm starting with an old used 18 inch Poulan wild thing and a brand new 16in 135 Husqvarna. I did get a Zubat though, that looks like an awesome tool I can't wait to use it.
I'm hoping to go to Ohio to a climbing class before I get started here at acrt. Been practicing a little bit in the backyard on their own trees as they need pruning badly, got one maple tree splitting. starting up on a new business like this arborist Tree Service does anyone know what it cost for insurance a little bit more than liability?
Thanks James! Yes, I understand that you wish you had a saw with top handle. 201 is a fantastic saw, but I used an MS 192T until I was able to afford a 201. My 192 still runs and now it is used for pruning because 201 is too aggressive and destructive for that. Echo also have some affordable top handle saws. Stay safe!
@@SorenSatellit thanks, yes been looking a ms192 also. A buddy has one, i like it also
@@JustJimJr ...yes, to start with a 192 can take down trees and then be great for pruning where the hand saw becomes too small!
Run that echo 355t
Can't you try without all of that gear? You know, bare hands, bare feet... Nature's way.
Thanks E Matel Blin! You can try it out! But if an accident occurs, I'm sure there is no business insurance that will cover it, because you have not performed the profession in accordance with applicable law and regulations (EU).
@@SorenSatellit Yeah... I do it for a hobby, so there‘s no need to use any gear. It is dangerous, so I try to be careful. I still admire what you do, don‘t get me wrong. I‘m just wandering if you‘ve ever climbed a tree freely, without tools.
@@emateiblin5409 Yes, it happens sometimes that I climb as if I had no equipment, even though I'm still insured in one way or another. It can happen during pruning where we don't use stikes. It's a beautiful feeling when the tree is created as a natural ladder. The best climbers are those who learn to climb before they use stikes ... with the climbing you know, you can definitely get far in this profession, if you simultaneously could secure yourself during the climb. If something matters ...take care!
Ive been climbing trees my whole life started as a really young boy. Got involved with tree servicing and learned to climb with gear. It takes some getting used too but it's well worth it. Need to use the proper gear to make money doing tree work/what you enjoy.