Climbing & rigging with a remote anchor | Oak prune over garage | Weight Reduction tips
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- Опубликовано: 12 авг 2022
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Josiah, the Tree_Strider is a tree climbing Instructor focused on training the next generation of climbers, arborists and other tree workers in safer, more efficient work practices at height and on the ground.
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13:06 I see the boys are keeping busy😆. It ain't much, but it's honest work
13:12 Your friend in the background in productivity mode 🤙
Really cool when you’re climbing the skinny branch upside down
Was pretty cool!
The guy hog tied in the back ground 😂😂
Loved this video! Defiantly helps my thought process for instances just like this.
Best tutorial on grcs and remote rigging.
Thank you, amazing work and skills. Great detail too.
I like it. You don’t worry about the cambium from cranking the block down?
Really nice video sir and thank and like 👍👍👍
The green clothing top you wear can you please advise the brand name. Another great video to watch. Thanks.
Done this exact rigging set up for a oak removal with a high tie in on a Doug fir. The oak was hanging over a fence and a house on a steep downhill. Pretty cool to see an explanation video on it, usually have to set up everything myself!
Then too, the GRCS really helped hinge the limbs over while we had a secondary tip tie rig to control the swing! Fun and complex stuff!
you the best man .
as always, thank you for your great content, would be neat to see more video of you and your crew at work. your videos are always succinct and well edited, however there's a lot to learn from watching the decisions experienced folks make as they make them. would love a "behind the scenes" style video of y'all just gettin it done! thanks again, be safe.
Great rigging video! I thought you preferred the Rope Runner Pro instead of the ZigZag?
The only reason I do is when I might be switching ropes or I’m primarily in SRT for that job. I don’t really like the ZZ for SRT because of how big it is with the chicane or rope wrench on it. It’s smooth and works well, just bulky. The RRP is more compact and comes off midline if need be.
Hahaha that guy in the background upside down!
How did you get from the first tree to the second one?
How have you found the SRT bridge/attachment point on the Tree Rex? Is it hard wearing?
I don't use it all that frequently, and mine will certainly outlast the rest of the harness.
Missed ya man.
It’s a struggle getting this stuff out! One of these days maybe the channel will make enough money to pay for the hassle 😅
Nice job.
What are you running on the GRCS instead of the handle.
Its a makita 36V high torque drill and a special bit that works in the GRCS. Its a VERY worthwhile upgrade !!
@@Stridertrees interesting, never heard of that drill, I'll have to check it out.
Thanks for the response.
When you use the not block on your SRT line did you use an Alpine butterfly so the other side didn't go through your eject
Yes exactly
@@Stridertrees thank you
Usually ill add a carabiner as well to the loop so it can’t possibly come out either.
Hog tied and hoist him to the top. I had to rewind to make sure I saw that right. Lol. Did you run him all the way up with gcrs? Then come back after lunch and let him down. Lol. Bsafe dude
A tag line added will be supreme! You are great, i learn from you, but i got you on this one! haha joke.
The rope that the arborist block was on has to be retrieved so I'm curious... When you take off that block and start pulling that rope to retrieve it, isn't it going to be filled with sap
Yes if it is set up over sappy branches it will get a little sappy.
Where'd you go?
Very cool. Any tips or tricks for solo rigging smaller stuff if you are sans a ground guy?
Don’t climb solo if you can avoid it!! Tree work is risky stuff and there are so many ways to get in a pickle without someone around to lend a hand that’s all the more risk. There are a few “dark arts” tricks that can be used but… they come with a whole different set of cautionary prerequisites. If a client is unwilling to pay to have a second person on hand then they really can’t afford to have work done. If you can’t find anyone to come out with you then I guess it’s on you how much risk you’re willing to take.
You can find other videos of people who do solo work
I like to call these bluetooth anchors
Your groundie in the background lol
13:14 what is your groundy doing😂😂
Providing entertainment it seems ;)
Hanging around 😆
I would’ve loved to see the oak get removed lit
How do you belay or rig yourself so your able to move where you need as you need.