You’re skills are outstanding and impressive to say the least. It’s obvious you love your work with a passion. At what time in life should someone consider themselves to be too old to be climbing and topping trees? Peace and thanks for allowing us to watch, learn from and enjoy all your videos.
Just don't know how people climb dead trees. Not sure I'd have it in me! Love the noise those big ol' chunks of wood hitting the deck flat make! Fellow tree wanker here from the uk. Loving it. ❤
Great to see another awesome video from you. At 15:03 you are just about to cut into the back of your notch and the piece hasn't even tried to lean away..I was holding my breath..I can see the leaves on the adjacent tree swaying pretty good and was thinking please Jesus, let it go the way it's supposed to and thankfully it did. The throw you made to rig the head for the pull line was awesome! Hats off to your ground crew, they do a fantastic job. Stay safe and God bless.
Thanks man, yeah I had to go to a pretty small hinge for that one to go! Yeah thankfully it went over the first go, my arms were toast to throw it again🤣
@@TreeClimberHarry I have a Ronin and a Wraptor...Ronin is a POS. Not mid line attachable and chews rope and gets rope stuck inside and you aren't allowed to open them. Go for the Wraptor if you can find one. Had mine since invented about 11 or more years. First rate mate.
Been doing tree work for the power company since i was 20, im 23 right now and all i know is bucking up a tree, would be nice to use that fancy climbing equipment
Great job once again I'm just curious how much would a tree like that cost to take down and US dollars because because a tree like that where I'm from in Pennsylvania if that tree was here it would probably be 15 to $20,000 to take it down and haul everything away maybe more
Everything stayed I understand now yeah it probably would have been a day and a half for us too I was thinking hauling everything away we have no machines everything is by hand that tree would have probably took us two weeks that thing was massive great job buddy
Good work boys. Those Eucs are big. I’m with you, I can’t bring myself to use knee ascenders either. It’s all in the way when I want to use my legs on the way up. I still foot lock as well though so what do I know:). Work safe.
Awesome video Harry! Very nice take down! How much time you have on the 550xp is it the mark2 version? Been thinking about getting one my ms261cm has had its second solenoid changed out now I have a lot of time on it though! Stay safe mate and keep the awesome content coming brother! What was the stump diameter looks huge!
The saw I used all day on that job was actually a 562. The 550 was playing up, They are awesome saws though. I haven't tried the mark 2 yet but am keen.
Why you not making video no more bro? Miss watching your videos. Your a straight beast of a climber. Hope to see you posting again. Stay safe out there bro.
Hi best friend I loves watching your beautiful sweet RUclips channel vedios I thinks that's so very kools stuff about everything's so well prepared climbers climbing up highest 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄 up in the air with all ❤❤❤❤❤😊😊 🤩💞 highest ropes with one too another's 🎉🎉🎉❤❤
@@TreeClimberHarry good day Harry, if you every what to see Germany or Europe I have worked here for 6 year's now, not as big trees but different trees here.
I noticed you clipped a biner from your tool lanyard to the saw, a good mate of mine did the same and the biner slipped up over the deadlock and hit the throttle and cut him out the tree, fell 23 metres and smashed the ground. Girthing is safer, just preference. Each to their own. Mean work on the takedown bro!
Fair enough, I'm the main climber for our team so I was happy happy do it. I wouldn't get a climber to do something they weren't comfortable doing either.
You’re skills are outstanding and impressive to say the least. It’s obvious you love your work with a passion. At what time in life should someone consider themselves to be too old to be climbing and topping trees? Peace and thanks for allowing us to watch, learn from and enjoy all your videos.
I know a guy who is in his 70,s who still climbs and tops trees.
What a mellow group of hard working guys. Hat's off to all of you from Eagle Idaho.
Whatever you're paying this guy for that service it ain't enough.
Another amazing video.. I was sweating just watching it.. god bless and climb as always safe.
Blessing from Germany
Just don't know how people climb dead trees. Not sure I'd have it in me! Love the noise those big ol' chunks of wood hitting the deck flat make! Fellow tree wanker here from the uk. Loving it. ❤
Great to see another awesome video from you. At 15:03 you are just about to cut into the back of your notch and the piece hasn't even tried to lean away..I was holding my breath..I can see the leaves on the adjacent tree swaying pretty good and was thinking please Jesus, let it go the way it's supposed to and thankfully it did. The throw you made to rig the head for the pull line was awesome! Hats off to your ground crew, they do a fantastic job. Stay safe and God bless.
Thanks man, yeah I had to go to a pretty small hinge for that one to go! Yeah thankfully it went over the first go, my arms were toast to throw it again🤣
@@TreeClimberHarry
All of which makes you the professional! 👍
Wow. I’ve only recently discovered the art of tree felling. This is the pinnacle thus far. Incredible composure.
I, m from indonesia, sout sumatera
You team work beatiful verygood
That mountain ash you got there is much bigger than what grows out here in the way of mountain ash!
Nice job mate. Just a question how come you didn’t use a crane? Would have it done in a day. Stay safe 👍🏽
Man. After such days you know in the evening that it was heavy work you have done.
Gnarly man! But what about a knee ascender or ronin to get you up without spending all that energy?
Yeah I tried a knee ascender, wasn't a fan. I sometimes put a foot strap to the other leg when its a long ascent.
@@TreeClimberHarry surely can't be longer ascents than that one...that was a beast
@@pdheffler6944 oh yeah one of the longest, I definitely should have used a foot tether. I think I'm going to invest in a ronin now haha
@@TreeClimberHarry I have a Ronin and a Wraptor...Ronin is a POS. Not mid line attachable and chews rope and gets rope stuck inside and you aren't allowed to open them. Go for the Wraptor if you can find one. Had mine since invented about 11 or more years. First rate mate.
Wow really cool seeing what tree work being done in your country is like. Environment wise it's so different.
hitting your target like a expert marksman! you are fun to watch
Great work mate good to see some tree work in Australia
Been doing tree work for the power company since i was 20, im 23 right now and all i know is bucking up a tree, would be nice to use that fancy climbing equipment
Great job to you and the boys 🙏
Great job once again I'm just curious how much would a tree like that cost to take down and US dollars because because a tree like that where I'm from in Pennsylvania if that tree was here it would probably be 15 to $20,000 to take it down and haul everything away maybe more
We priced it at a day and a half, if that helps you. Although it was massive, no chipping and not much clean up on our end
Everything stayed I understand now yeah it probably would have been a day and a half for us too I was thinking hauling everything away we have no machines everything is by hand that tree would have probably took us two weeks that thing was massive great job buddy
Nice work!! From the states
Making it look effortless man! Nice job
My go to channel. Beautiful country.
What size chainsaw were you using while cutting the stem wood?
3120, or 395, I cant remember
Why are some pieces tied off and others not?
I likes that beautiful views up there into those amazing beautiful trees where you are right now ❤❤❤😊😊
How do you hook your saw to make it hang like that instead of the bar hanging down? Looks a lot more comfortable
Hook it through the handle of the chainsaw on a large petzl caritool
Good work boys. Those Eucs are big. I’m with you, I can’t bring myself to use knee ascenders either. It’s all in the way when I want to use my legs on the way up. I still foot lock as well though so what do I know:). Work safe.
Nice team work. Greetings from Gran Canaria (Spain). Climb safe
`Great climb, great work great team and a great vid.
Awesome video Harry! Very nice take down! How much time you have on the 550xp is it the mark2 version?
Been thinking about getting one my ms261cm has had its second solenoid changed out now I have a lot of time on it though!
Stay safe mate and keep the awesome content coming brother!
What was the stump diameter looks huge!
The saw I used all day on that job was actually a 562. The 550 was playing up, They are awesome saws though. I haven't tried the mark 2 yet but am keen.
Unbelievable work crew. Anyone know the name of the bird perched on the metal fence at 22.50, thank you. !!!
Thanks mate, it's a kookaburra, native Australian bird
What are you standing on when you start or use chainsaw?
Spurs usually
How are you retrieving your rigging line after some of the really wide swings? Is a ground guy walking it out to you?
Yeah just swinging it to me or attaching it to my climbing line and pulling it up
You got some serious balls dude! How did you know a tree that dead was safe to climb, never mind rig! But awesome work
Why you not making video no more bro? Miss watching your videos. Your a straight beast of a climber. Hope to see you posting again. Stay safe out there bro.
Thanks mate I hope to continue making some more 👍
how long did this take yous? Great work
Hi best friend I loves watching your beautiful sweet RUclips channel vedios I thinks that's so very kools stuff about everything's so well prepared climbers climbing up highest 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄 up in the air with all ❤❤❤❤❤😊😊 🤩💞 highest ropes with one too another's 🎉🎉🎉❤❤
That is a whole winter’s worth of firewood for me
You’re a beast 💪🏽
once your set into a tree what kind of knot do you use to tie off your tie in point? it doesn't look like an alpine butterfly but maybe I'm wrong
Running bowline with yosemite tie off
COOL video , fun to watch for sure
I know nothing about tree removal but man this looks like a lot of fun. So nice when they fall perfectly like that too.
Absolutely awesome
Awe, that woodpecker looked pissed. Hahaha
Dang that was a hairy ;) one! Cheers from BC
Hi can you not pull it over? How much was on this job. Like your work, keep it up.
No room to pull it over, priced for a day and a half
@@TreeClimberHarry good day Harry, if you every what to see Germany or Europe I have worked here for 6 year's now, not as big trees but different trees here.
I noticed you clipped a biner from your tool lanyard to the saw, a good mate of mine did the same and the biner slipped up over the deadlock and hit the throttle and cut him out the tree, fell 23 metres and smashed the ground. Girthing is safer, just preference. Each to their own. Mean work on the takedown bro!
100%
excellent work 💪🤙
Had to go back up after lunch??🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
I was hoping you'd be dropping that stick...oh, well....🤷♂️😂
Yeah nothing worse than a big ascent after lunch haha
Your bigger husky is running really rich
I see alot of guys using just the ascender on the spike but no knee ascender. why not have the knee ascender so your not struggling so much?
Yeah I've got a tether from my hand ascender now for longer ascents, should have done it ages ago haha
Climber Harry what is your favorite device to climb with the one you trust the most
Loving the RRP
@@TreeClimberHarry thank you God bless
You are amazing!
Shes huge mate, bet you were tired after that one!
Totally sick. 🤟
Scary tree I would’ve walked if I was given this job. Wouldn’t put my climber in that situation
Fair enough, I'm the main climber for our team so I was happy happy do it. I wouldn't get a climber to do something they weren't comfortable doing either.
@@TreeClimberHarry true leadership. Good for you
Thats a very big saw to climb with
Firewood heaven!
Whee, that was hairy at times. 😅
Good workout there gents
May the lord be with you
Man don't cut tree what if they dead
They know this tree is dead. The title includes the fact that the tree is dead.
You will have to start rope walking, you must be pooped
Weeee
Holy shit 😮 i crap my pants at 20 feet can't imagine 180 ft