The balls it takes to negative rig a top that skinny and that high in the air the average person would never understand. After doing it for so long it becomes second nature, but the first few times you do something like that is a thrill that you cant explain to a person that has never climbed before. Even a really good ground man doesnt understand it. I grew up doing tree work as a ground man watching my dad climb, amongst other climbers, and I never fully appreciated what they did til I started climbing. Much respect to you
Especially up past that bow in the tree. for some reason those still always gimme that puckering feeling even tho i know how strong the tree is. Reg does beautiful work and his video skills are to match. Artisan quality
Once I had an inexperienced groundsman let a large chunk catch on the lowering rope while the usual kid was off getting something from the van...it was so fast, been thousands of limbs lowered with out even hanging up on the way down...this time the chunk swung and hit me straight on the shin and foot ...bottom half of my leg was black and purple ....
True. I sparred with a silver glove boxer one night. Went in to work with two black eyes and an out of place nose. Climbed a 100’ pine, over the primary, windy. I thought let’s see him do this!
I really appreciate those camera angles, the video editing, and the music selections. It never gets old. Reg Coates= High Quality! Great Job as always!!
You are definitely the king of the tree service removal. God gave you a talent and you grabbed on to it. Awesome passion you show in your work Reg. Great job brother!!
Mr. Coates, when you top the tree and its trying to buck you off, can you please try to keep your head still? I got a little motion sickness there for a moment. Thanks.
Thanks for the continuous effort into making all these videos I'm glad you didn't quit because I really would have missed the music and the passion that you deliver with the proper understanding of exactly a repetitive pattern that is completely the best sister overall. I love you brother wish you all the best from my family to your family.
I have a couple questions and then a statement. Sorry for the long comments. 1st the music in the beginning was awesome what was that piece and can I purchase it commercially? 2nd I just picked up a 540xp (the exact saw you have this one just rebuilt) and was wondering what chains you run on yours. I hand file but everything so I want to start on a good base, all I see has those safety drags on them. I have looked at the stihi chain but was not exactly which chain. My statement is this, thank you sir! I know to do a video is a huge pain is the ballsack. Camera angles, dead batteries, forgetting to hit the record button and corrupted cards and that’s before you even edit the film. You have said, and I totally get it you don’t want to film something that you have filmed before, just for the sake of content. This is how I see it EVERY job you hone your craft ( not job) craft is something from your soul a job is just, and only for a paycheck. You love what you do and it shows in each and every job. It looks like you already have a game plan in effect on its removal. You make it look like a “paint by numbers” type of thing. It memorizing to watch you at your craft. The saws are and extension of your arms. I’m not trying to blow smoke up yours helmet. If you ever think you don’t want to film something because you think it’s too repetitive, well, from this viewer, it’s not each job it different and showing all how you go about your craft is something to see. So, off my soapbox, and thank you, seriously, thank you, not for doing your craft but taking us all along with you. It’s hard, heavy, hot and dirty work and at the end of the day the last thing toy want to do,is edit. Thank you for that added work. Stay safe Reg!
Thanks. The music was a download. Ill find it and get back to you. Im not overly particular about chains, so couldn't tell you whats on there right now. They seem to have different ones all the time at the store, and as Im usually rushing I take whatever they reach for first. Ive always hand filed too, and the results suggest that I dont think I need to change anything
It's funny, I was more nervous about the lower segments than the small upper limbs. As you get close to that fine deck, and as the logs get bigger and really heavy, even a slight error could cause a bad bounce off the ground and take out the support for his deck. Gotta trust the ground crew, ha ha.
Two man crew is tougher on both guys, but it's how I do 90% of my work. Great work Reg👍 Love your rigging technique here, & plan on integrating it into my rigging setups....AKA (Steal it)😂 STAY SAFE
the piece at 10.07 had me fingers crossed for the guttering ;) Sublime stuff Mr Coates. Am I getting it that initially on the smaller stuff you've got the pieces tied to what is essentially a lowering rope but hitched along its length rather than at its end so it also makes it a combined pulling rope ?
Thx for sharing. I really like your “new” video style. Nice calm transitions and video angles. I find great inspiration to use in my own videos (yes on my channel😫😅). The music is a great touch. I don’t know where I would have been in treeclimbing without youtube - feel like cheating😎
Man don’t leave it so long where have you been I have been waiting anxiously ! Obviously living the Canadian dream 🤘 name that 2nd soundtrack please your vids always get the hairs on the back of my neck when you lose yourself in a climb and never become complacent when the chaos and calmness combine into confidence ! Awesome thanks Reg🤘👍
Great work Reg. Two question. 1. Why use a single ring instead of a double ring set up? when would you go with a double rings set up...those chunks look huge 2. When you were negative rigging the spar, where did you place the portawrap...was it at the base or on another tree. Thanks Thien, Hamilton Ontario
Reg stay cool I see where it's abnormally hot in BC. I'm in RI south of Boston and it was 104 today. Crazy. But then I'm sure you had hotter in Australia perhaps.
Real skills rigging those big blocks down around the roof line. I could just see a big half moon smashed into the eave. I wouldn't have had the nerve, probably would've had to vertical speed line those.
Not a fan of the battery saws.. I’m no tree surgeon have used a couple tho.. yeah it’s faster easier no messing ectra & I see why full time tree surgeons love them & I no it’s the future but bring back the good old 2 poke screamer & the smell Carnt beat it & that added bit of arm pump from pulling the pull cord 👌👍 not a plastic battery toy for me lol but I’m no tree surgeon guess diffrent if useing 10/12 hours a day every day
Reg, I been watching your videos since the old Sony can days in England, I can not tell you how much I appreciate how much I learned from you over the years! 💪🏻
Love the team work. Especially impressive as your neg rigging approached the structure...the saw craft, rigging, hinges, timing. Thank you again -as always- for taking the time to share....no commercials! Purist!
Are you using something to add fiction at the top of the tree when you're rigging the branches off? Wondering how you, the climber are lowering them on the rope with ease
When somebody says “what is the definition of a man?” I will show them this video. I’m terrified of heights. You deserve every penny you make and then some.
He is from nr Manchester, i could not figure it myself so i asked him. And i live not a million miles from there, so difficult for most people i think👍
its called a rig'n'wrench. ISC make it. It gives you friction at the point of lowering, in this case it means the climber can take over the lowering after the limbs are cut and the groundsman can manipulate the piece to the ground.
Questions. How do you like that electric saw? How does your rope run so smooth through the rope wrench as you advance? Can an American develop a reg Coates accent?
I’ve done this to re ascend a pole, stole it from one of reg’s older videos... I think he normally locks off the tail of the climb line on the lowering device/bollard, you need to get it tight though... then clip to your chest harness... as you spike up, it will belay you
If I smashed the battery saw I would go straight to the store to buy a new one the next day. The chest harness keeps the wrench upright, so with a little weight in the line as you get higher it starts to self tend
I like to drill out the exhaust so the neighbors know where to find us. Well back when i was still using saws anyways. I demoted myself to lawn care because the region im in is full of idiots that go up only because they are too stupid or too drugged to care how high they go.
Your the man reg. Weather you realize it or not. But the more you take us with the more you help us be safe in this industry. Your a legend.. I hope for my name to be as well known by starting and experienced climbers one day. I love watching your stuff reg. Please bring some more of your masterful content to youtube, We all enjoy it. I know you said you hate doing the editing and computer work because it brings no gratification. But its because your doing as a chore for yourself. Not as a gift to others. And that's what you are reg and what you provide. A Gift for us all. Be safe and climb safe buddy. Really hope your doing well.
Reg, I tense up watching you work‼️ YOU ARE THE BEST OF ALL TIME‼️ I PRAY FOR YOUR SAFETY AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR WISDOM‼️ I am humbled and Inspired by YOUR EXPERTISE‼️ I Love ALL your hiking videos also, THANK YOU AND BLESSINGS FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY‼️
Thumbs up Reg, great job! and absolutely great videoing of the job. Out of all the climber video's on here Reg get's my vote as the best of the best without a doubt. Martin's Tree Works Santa Cruz California.
Yes sir love watching your videos. All in a days work, no doubt you get some challenge tree’s. God Bless you and may he continue to keep you safe and climbing. Great videos..
I just got done with the 40 ton Box Elder it was overhanging a house but you know spider rigging you can disperse the forces of kinetic energy to any part of the tree through grcs and through the RC 3002 much respect Bravo my next video will be in 6 weeks do to heal up time from surgery be well reg Coates let's see it safety videos are a must nobody listens rookies are getting killed left and right and it's not good we need to Mentor these kids I repeat Bravo be well Mark Molina Flint Michigan 48504
Great work. What I take away from watching your work is being patient and deliberate. Focus on the limb at hand, be considering the next cut or two, but not worry about the next days work.
Hi Reg, I did not appreciate the art and the skill required until I started watching your videos yesterday. Your videos and music are at the next level as well. Greets from down-under. Best wishes.
Like your style. Is the prussik on the rigging line so you can also have the tag line on the piece? So it doesn’t get stuck on the way down or to divert it from other obstacles? I imagine with a long rope you can do a few pieces before having to pull the line back up.
We place the prussics mid line somewhere, so we can use the excess as a tag line. They can also be slid around into optimal positioning when rigging multiple limbs at once. 6, 7 limbs at once on the right job. Works well.
@@Recoates just realized that this could be a good option for solo work by locking off the rigging line at the base with a portawrap or whatever, and lowering the limbs when you're done climbing. for the right situation of course. good stuff.
Loving ya work fella . Thanks for the inspiring vid. Wish I could do your job as well as you do . Professional at work. Very enjoyable watch. Can almost feel the dust in my eyes .👍👍
The new husqvarna battery saws are comparable to a t540 or 201. I guess they balanced it and made a better more powerful battery. Never forget your Zubat though.
The 'rigging wrench' for the limbs. Marvelous tool. Look it up. Means the climber can easily take over the rigging line, freeing up the groundworker to lay the limbs down. We switched to rings for the bigger logs towards the end of the video
The balls it takes to negative rig a top that skinny and that high in the air the average person would never understand. After doing it for so long it becomes second nature, but the first few times you do something like that is a thrill that you cant explain to a person that has never climbed before. Even a really good ground man doesnt understand it. I grew up doing tree work as a ground man watching my dad climb, amongst other climbers, and I never fully appreciated what they did til I started climbing. Much respect to you
Especially up past that bow in the tree. for some reason those still always gimme that puckering feeling even tho i know how strong the tree is. Reg does beautiful work and his video skills are to match. Artisan quality
Yup it's a sign of the cross and away she goes
So right. It takes a good rope man to keep you from riding the bull too.
Once I had an inexperienced groundsman let a large chunk catch on the lowering rope while the usual kid was off getting something from the van...it was so fast, been thousands of limbs lowered with out even hanging up on the way down...this time the chunk swung and hit me straight on the shin and foot ...bottom half of my leg was black and purple ....
True. I sparred with a silver glove boxer one night. Went in to work with two black eyes and an out of place nose. Climbed a 100’ pine, over the primary, windy. I thought let’s see him do this!
I really appreciate those camera angles, the video editing, and the music selections. It never gets old. Reg Coates= High Quality! Great Job as always!!
I'm still not used to the sound of the battery saw, lol. Music fits this quite well. Thanks for bringing us along.
Once you have one for your own, you won’t want it any other way.
Totally agree! No more pulling, no more fuel, no more exhaust gases.
Me neither I’m no tree surgeon but Carnt beat the smell & the noise & the good old arm pumping from pulling her 👌👍
Atleast you can hear the music and they can hear each other.
@@thewippit8717 my boy dog, Sy, is a whippet. Any relation? Lol
Beautiful rigging job Reg
It's too bad it's not as easy as you make it look.
You are definitely the king of the tree service removal. God gave you a talent and you grabbed on to it. Awesome passion you show in your work Reg. Great job brother!!
Mr. Coates, when you top the tree and its trying to buck you off, can you please try to keep your head still? I got a little motion
sickness there for a moment. Thanks.
Fred Dibnah could have felled that with 4 old tyres, some oily rags and a packet of Woodbines:)
And a flask of Yorkshire Tea!
Then work on his stream engine and ignore 3 wives before sundown.
😎
Thanks for the continuous effort into making all these videos I'm glad you didn't quit because I really would have missed the music and the passion that you deliver with the proper understanding of exactly a repetitive pattern that is completely the best sister overall. I love you brother wish you all the best from my family to your family.
Good to see you back again Reg!
indeed. I was having withdrawals
I have a couple questions and then a statement. Sorry for the long comments. 1st the music in the beginning was awesome what was that piece and can I purchase it commercially? 2nd I just picked up a 540xp (the exact saw you have this one just rebuilt) and was wondering what chains you run on yours. I hand file but everything so I want to start on a good base, all I see has those safety drags on them. I have looked at the stihi chain but was not exactly which chain. My statement is this, thank you sir! I know to do a video is a huge pain is the ballsack. Camera angles, dead batteries, forgetting to hit the record button and corrupted cards and that’s before you even edit the film. You have said, and I totally get it you don’t want to film something that you have filmed before, just for the sake of content. This is how I see it EVERY job you hone your craft ( not job) craft is something from your soul a job is just, and only for a paycheck. You love what you do and it shows in each and every job. It looks like you already have a game plan in effect on its removal. You make it look like a “paint by numbers” type of thing. It memorizing to watch you at your craft. The saws are and extension of your arms. I’m not trying to blow smoke up yours helmet. If you ever think you don’t want to film something because you think it’s too repetitive, well, from this viewer, it’s not each job it different and showing all how you go about your craft is something to see. So, off my soapbox, and thank you, seriously, thank you, not for doing your craft but taking us all along with you. It’s hard, heavy, hot and dirty work and at the end of the day the last thing toy want to do,is edit. Thank you for that added work. Stay safe Reg!
Thanks. The music was a download. Ill find it and get back to you. Im not overly particular about chains, so couldn't tell you whats on there right now. They seem to have different ones all the time at the store, and as Im usually rushing I take whatever they reach for first. Ive always hand filed too, and the results suggest that I dont think I need to change anything
It's funny, I was more nervous about the lower segments than the small upper limbs. As you get close to that fine deck, and as the logs get bigger and really heavy, even a slight error could cause a bad bounce off the ground and take out the support for his deck. Gotta trust the ground crew, ha ha.
Another job well done Reg!
Two man crew is tougher on both guys, but it's how I do 90% of my work. Great work Reg👍
Love your rigging technique here, & plan on integrating it into my rigging setups....AKA (Steal it)😂
STAY SAFE
Most of our best work has happened on a two man crew. These days, I avoid working with big crews.
the piece at 10.07 had me fingers crossed for the guttering ;) Sublime stuff Mr Coates. Am I getting it that initially on the smaller stuff you've got the pieces tied to what is essentially a lowering rope but hitched along its length rather than at its end so it also makes it a combined pulling rope ?
Correct
Man, those trees out west are too big. You guys should stop feeding them so much.
Nice job as usual Reg....you dropped that thing like a 2 foot putt😎👍👍
Thx for sharing. I really like your “new” video style. Nice calm transitions and video angles. I find great inspiration to use in my own videos (yes on my channel😫😅). The music is a great touch. I don’t know where I would have been in treeclimbing without youtube - feel like cheating😎
Awesome Reg I never get tired of seeing the view from up top. Such beautiful scenery up there. Nice work taking it down and stay safe.
Man don’t leave it so long where have you been I have been waiting anxiously ! Obviously living the Canadian dream 🤘 name that 2nd soundtrack please your vids always get the hairs on the back of my neck when you lose yourself in a climb and never become complacent when the chaos and calmness combine into confidence ! Awesome thanks Reg🤘👍
Great job Reg stay safe and keep knocking them down! Your rope man is on point nice work!!!
Thanks I needed that. Hope all is well.
Welcome back Reg, always look forward to your videos. Cheers from Maine
I could say that you're the Man, but you know that already.
Man your work always amazes me. Great job..
Great work Reg.
Two question.
1. Why use a single ring instead of a double ring set up? when would you go with a double rings set up...those chunks look huge
2. When you were negative rigging the spar, where did you place the portawrap...was it at the base or on another tree.
Thanks Thien, Hamilton Ontario
Reg stay cool I see where it's abnormally hot in BC. I'm in RI south of Boston and it was 104 today. Crazy. But then I'm sure you had hotter in Australia perhaps.
So Skillful!! A master in action. Very educational. Thx for the vids.
They built a house around the tree, now the tree is the supposed "culprit" .... not sure I see the logic in that, but it is MAN vs. Nature
Could you sent me the Link for the Background Music really nice Video Man✌️
Calm, collected, precise, I expected nothing less. Respect.
Real skills rigging those big blocks down around the roof line. I could just see a big half moon smashed into the eave. I wouldn't have had the nerve, probably would've had to vertical speed line those.
Not a fan of the battery saws.. I’m no tree surgeon have used a couple tho.. yeah it’s faster easier no messing ectra & I see why full time tree surgeons love them & I no it’s the future but bring back the good old 2 poke screamer & the smell Carnt beat it & that added bit of arm pump from pulling the pull cord 👌👍 not a plastic battery toy for me lol but I’m no tree surgeon guess diffrent if useing 10/12 hours a day every day
That's a battery Husqvarna chain saw.. which one is it? Are you completely satisfied with it? It does seem to get the job done..
Where do you get your music from? I love the multiple rigging slings attached to rope by prussic, what a good idea
Reg, why the prussic to attach the loop runner to? Is there an advantage over simply tying a bowline on a bight or an alpine butterfly? Just curious.
amazing music, thank you! reminds me of the original Dune adventure game. an ornithopter assist would've cut this job in half, LOL
Im loving, learning different rigging techniques from your videos.
Great work Reg! I got an oak like that ..starting to push my deck.. do you come to Delaware?
Reg, I been watching your videos since the old Sony can days in England, I can not tell you how much I appreciate how much I learned from you over the years! 💪🏻
Love the team work. Especially impressive as your neg rigging approached the structure...the saw craft, rigging, hinges, timing. Thank you again -as always- for taking the time to share....no commercials! Purist!
That's true artistry on video. Nobody does it better than Reg. Two thumbs up!
You should try the new t540 i from Husqvarna. Dont need no 200 t anymore.
Are you using something to add fiction at the top of the tree when you're rigging the branches off?
Wondering how you, the climber are lowering them on the rope with ease
I'm diggin the electric. What one is that? How do you like it? Got your eyes on any others?
Incroyable bravo.
GoPro makes the tree and saw look skinnier than they really are Reg.said one time. Awesomeness!!
I’m a new climber. How do you figure out a bid price on a tree like that? Thanks for your videos. Always helpful.
I compare it to similar jobs Ive done in the passed to determine how long it will take
Great work Reg as usual .... makes our fir tree look like a cakewalk 👍 Cheers
Your driveway is always a challenge.
When somebody says “what is the definition of a man?” I will show them this video. I’m terrified of heights. You deserve every penny you make and then some.
Man you make it look like a walk in the park. So very well done!
A buddy a tree of that size did u climb to the top to set your climb line or use a throw ball. Great work beautiful buddy
Hi Reg, Great video. What saw are you using to section the stem down?
Some pretty smooth rope running there, your ground person must be quality
I was missing the scottsh accent, great Job of you Mr Reg, take care cheers from Luxembourg 🇱🇺
Reg is from England👍
yorkshire's numero 2 gardener cannot believe it, but ok, 🇱🇺😎
He is from nr Manchester, i could not figure it myself so i asked him. And i live not a million miles from there, so difficult for most people i think👍
yorkshire's numero 2 gardener thanks a lot
Is he using an old rope runner for his rigging point? Paused at 7:22 rigging wrench nice
Nice work Reg good to see ya man.
How you like the battery powered saw brother!!
at 6:44 what is that blue device you used when taking the top out.
its called a rig'n'wrench. ISC make it. It gives you friction at the point of lowering, in this case it means the climber can take over the lowering after the limbs are cut and the groundsman can manipulate the piece to the ground.
They're much smoother than the aerial friction block too. Its easy to lock them up
Good to see you that looks really fun
This video .... if Fred Dibnah was a tree man ....
Really enjoyed the ride, Thanks.
But Who is Fred D. Great Video. Thanks
Questions. How do you like that electric saw? How does your rope run so smooth through the rope wrench as you advance? Can an American develop a reg Coates accent?
I’ve done this to re ascend a pole, stole it from one of reg’s older videos... I think he normally locks off the tail of the climb line on the lowering device/bollard, you need to get it tight though... then clip to your chest harness... as you spike up, it will belay you
If I smashed the battery saw I would go straight to the store to buy a new one the next day. The chest harness keeps the wrench upright, so with a little weight in the line as you get higher it starts to self tend
Awesome job dude. Bsafe up there brother.
Omg that is soooo cool!!! Freaken love it
Only problem is, your saw isn't advertising for you bro.
I like to drill out the exhaust so the neighbors know where to find us. Well back when i was still using saws anyways. I demoted myself to lawn care because the region im in is full of idiots that go up only because they are too stupid or too drugged to care how high they go.
Couldn't wait for a video thank you
10:00 cool but crazy. Why not drop fifths of the pole flat? away from the house.
Shrubs, trees, paving, rock features, irrigation, you name it....plus its sloping grade. Not even worth trying 1 log
Your the man reg. Weather you realize it or not. But the more you take us with the more you help us be safe in this industry. Your a legend.. I hope for my name to be as well known by starting and experienced climbers one day. I love watching your stuff reg. Please bring some more of your masterful content to youtube, We all enjoy it. I know you said you hate doing the editing and computer work because it brings no gratification. But its because your doing as a chore for yourself. Not as a gift to others. And that's what you are reg and what you provide. A Gift for us all. Be safe and climb safe buddy. Really hope your doing well.
7.50.... Luvin the sounds
Fantastic. So precise.
These tree climbers are tough guys Reg, Augusts team; Trevor
Nice work man! Nice to see your calculated control. Thanks for continuing to make videos. I always get new ideas from your videos.
Reg,
I tense up watching you work‼️ YOU ARE THE BEST OF ALL TIME‼️ I PRAY FOR YOUR SAFETY AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR WISDOM‼️
I am humbled and Inspired by YOUR EXPERTISE‼️
I Love ALL your hiking videos also, THANK YOU AND BLESSINGS FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY‼️
Amazing, Reg!
Nice job
Wow that electric saw did great on the blocks
Thumbs up Reg, great job! and absolutely great videoing of the job. Out of all the climber video's on here Reg get's my vote as the best of the best without a doubt. Martin's Tree Works Santa Cruz California.
The master @ work
Yes sir love watching your videos.
All in a days work, no doubt you get some challenge tree’s.
God Bless you and may he continue to keep you safe and climbing.
Great videos..
I just got done with the 40 ton Box Elder it was overhanging a house but you know spider rigging you can disperse the forces of kinetic energy to any part of the tree through grcs and through the RC 3002 much respect Bravo my next video will be in 6 weeks do to heal up time from surgery be well reg Coates let's see it safety videos are a must nobody listens rookies are getting killed left and right and it's not good we need to Mentor these kids I repeat Bravo be well Mark Molina Flint Michigan 48504
Great work. What I take away from watching your work is being patient and deliberate. Focus on the limb at hand, be considering the next cut or two, but not worry about the next days work.
Hi Reg, I did not appreciate the art and the skill required until I started watching your videos yesterday. Your videos and music are at the next level as well. Greets from down-under. Best wishes.
Awesome video very peaceful with the silky and battery saw
Impressive !!!
Like your style. Is the prussik on the rigging line so you can also have the tag line on the piece? So it doesn’t get stuck on the way down or to divert it from other obstacles? I imagine with a long rope you can do a few pieces before having to pull the line back up.
We place the prussics mid line somewhere, so we can use the excess as a tag line. They can also be slid around into optimal positioning when rigging multiple limbs at once. 6, 7 limbs at once on the right job. Works well.
Reg Coates love that! We don’t do a lot of conifers in Missouri but I’ll have to try that out sometime.
@@philipzahnd8430 i made a video on it last year: th-cam.com/video/3e9sSAeRZZw/w-d-xo.html
@@Recoates just realized that this could be a good option for solo work by locking off the rigging line at the base with a portawrap or whatever, and lowering the limbs when you're done climbing. for the right situation of course. good stuff.
Thanks for sharing this, Reg. Incredible skill. I thoroughly enjoyed watching.
Amazing rigging
Glad your back, beautiful video. Inspiring to watch you work your craft, much respect. Thanks for taking the time to share, take care.
Loving ya work fella . Thanks for the inspiring vid. Wish I could do your job as well as you do . Professional at work. Very enjoyable watch. Can almost feel the dust in my eyes .👍👍
Damn good job!
Hi Reg, just wondering where you got those dog spikes for that husky. All mine look like baby toys 😂
Nice, Reg! 👍👍
The new husqvarna battery saws are comparable to a t540 or 201. I guess they balanced it and made a better more powerful battery. Never forget your Zubat though.
Looks like you're using a pulley block instead of rings?
The 'rigging wrench' for the limbs. Marvelous tool. Look it up. Means the climber can easily take over the rigging line, freeing up the groundworker to lay the limbs down. We switched to rings for the bigger logs towards the end of the video
Fantastic
Watch in awe
As if that was the only possible outcome!! Nice work, Reg, thanks for film/editing it for us! Cheers, and stay healthy!
Enjoyable video. Calm and methodically executed like the music. Cheers
Great work