How to get a ROPE high in a TREE, pro arborist explains that common question
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- Опубликовано: 12 апр 2024
- This video is to answer the question us pro arborists get asked most by the general public, "How did you get the rope up there?"
For anyone wanting to tie food up off the ground while camping, install a rope swing, or for any other interest in this topic, this is how the professionals install their ropes high up in trees.
We show you the equipment we use, a few throwing styles, and how to attach the rope to the throwline.
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Heyo, thought id just let you know that we watch your videos in our tafe class alot. The teacher pretty much said dont bother about other channels, if you want to learn, watch this guy 😁
That is awesome!! And very flattering of them to say that
I am blessed to be able to use the quintisential "Tater cannon" here in the states. Being in a rural area, my clients get the biggest kick out of it.. kids love it.. and it is fantastic at the job. I have an 18v makita air pump that takes me up to working pressure in ~20-40 sec should I need to take a second shot or a branch clearing shot to get things where I want it. Plus... it is a joy to use.
Hey mister, I thought you was gonna show us how to climb the rope? I watched the hole video, and you no climb?? Why Dan, why? Hahaha, thanks Dan, great video. Jim in Oregon
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Been following you for many years glad you are still sharing great content
Much appreciated 🙏
I enjoyed the video and other ones as well. Never thought of using the pendulum idea and I found the windmill technique to not be the most acurate. Any tips for getting that pendulum dialed in? If you can't tie a knot then tie alot! 🤘
Enjoyed the video. You're getting to be quite animated in your videos. Adds to the entertainment value. I've tossed a few up....got a few stuck (or stook as you might say)....and made a few perfect tosses. Always exciting to get a successful toss....not so much if you're on your 5 or 6 toss or the line/throw weight gets stook. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it, throwline is a fun game, but a frustrating one also
It may not be relevant, but when selecting a union to your rope in to, I was taught as thick as your thigh for SRT, and as thick as your arm for DRT. Personally, I actually use a large hand fishing cast reel mounted flat on the ground to allow the line to spool out, and then hand wind the line back on to the reel for retrieval. I know the box is popular but it works for me to keep the line tidy and helps prevent knots and snags.
Is it a good idea to tie a short piece of thicker line to the throwline, for the sake to grab it easily when throwing?
Also what about very thin throwline (fishing line) like 0.5mm?
Basically I have these questions because I had poor experience before, the line mostly got stuck. Either too light throwbag or too thick line. Deciding what to change :)
If the throwline goes over weak branches before the target stable one, do you attach a weight to the other end and repeat the adjustment step?
Luckily we should covered that in this video ruclips.net/video/HSzZA68b5MA/видео.htmlsi=p_302GChI8JyaJ8W
I found I wasted too much of my energy throwing by hand. The big shot catapult solved my problem, it's not perfect either. Sometimes takes me several tries.
Hey partner, nice American accent. What percent of your geography is US? Mine says 7.2% UK.
U.S. is the majority
What bag you using for your equipment? I mean your harness, carabines and etc. Not for the rope. Your opinion - what the best bag on the market?
We have multiple different bags, but for the bulk of climbing gear we prefer the basic large Buckingham bag. It’s large, has back straps, easy to load/unload gear
Hey, just thought I asked.How do you climb up the rope😂
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nice video but throwing either by hand or with other methods (air pump cannon or whatever) is an unpredictable hassle. much better to use a long 45ft telescopic hotstick like the Hastings HV-245 with their Universal Bronze S Hook P10046 tip to precisely position the throwline with weight exactly where you want it.