Controlled speedline / slideline | Arborist rigging systems
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video we explain from start to finish how to put together and execute a well organized, controlled slide line setup. The slide line system doesn't come in to use that often but in the right situation it can save a lot of leg work and man power. The slide line system can also be adapted to create a horizontal slide line for specific situations, with the use of a few extra components.
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I don't know why, but I get so happy learning new things like this. Cheers
Same, I dont know what the hell is going on but its cool as hell.
Honestly tree work is hard enough without all the critics. While there are many ways to skin a cat, and this tree could be done in many different ways, it's a good example of a technique that would get you out of a bind in a safe and economical way. Great video guys definitely a system to keep in mind on the next job i come across with a limited drop zone. keep it up
I like your controlled speed line setup. Not needed most of the time but when needed it would be very valuable. The backline is a great safety. Very nicely thought out.
so much respect for you guys! the amount of knowledge and risk involved is wild!
Thank you
with the right knowledge near zero risk. pure fun
one of my favorite tree vids on TH-cam.
Thank you 🙏
After watching videos of cameras, car crashes and the usual YTUBE rabbit hole I stumbled on this. Very interesting and clever you guys. I shall never look at tree surgeons in the same way. Be safe
Well made video . This helps people immensely
Cheers bro, appreciate your comment. Climb safe....
Really great video guys! I'm always so impressed about how you guys thoroughly explain techniques, and demonstrate from different angles. Impeccable...please keep the videos coming.
this is truly therapeutic to watch.
Very helpful because of the quality filming. Great stuff
Dobrá práce, moderní postupy. Zdlouhavá příprava, která má smysl. Smrkové dřevo je lehké šlo by nařezat na menší kusy a házet na zem, nebo kolmo spouštět dolů muselo by se pracovat od spodu nahoru. Těžké bukové dřevo náročná práce poškodilo by střechu. Video je dobrou ukázkou moderních postupů v praxi. Děkuji za poučení.
After watching this video I am now a arborist, tree felling pro. TH-cam degree. Great vid. TY
Dan the setup is sick! I love the technique, keep sending it!!
Definitely helpful, love these tricks of the industry! Thanks for sharing!
another great video as usual .Crystal clear and very helpful .Thanks for posting .
Awesome Rigging !!
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Love it, I can see a few job we could've used this technique. Thanks for sharing tree brother, great work, explanation and editing.
Should've shown the top.
Did you see the recent one Reg put out "tree work takes practice". Sick vid. He locked off the port from IN the tree. He showed himself testing his system at the beginning too. He is so mellow but I know he was so proud of getting that on camera.
The system you show here is surprisingly easy to set up. Love the prusik at the bottom to hold the tension. Probably most ergonomic and failsafe choice.
You guys should invest in the mb speed line kit. And you could fill the wheel up to capacity of the pulleys/rollers.
Btw, couldn't you just put the rigging line on the first of the branches in a bundle and send as much as your tensioning system would lift and let the first branch hold up the group? (No pulleys, no wheel)
Great demo guys, very nice set up. great use of gear!
Nice work guys ! First tree work video I've seen that is very good and correct . I've used your method for years ! Only with almost no mechanical stuff . Peace , stay safe !
Excellent explanation, and an excellent job recording this.
You guys are flippin awesome
Wow, that was so fancy! Great talent and skills. Thanks you for sharing, I had no idea about these methods. I love learning the technical aspects of others' professions.
Very good instructions.
Awesome succinct informative demo and superb production on the video too
Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video 👍
podoba mi się to bardzo pouczający film i czegoś się już nauczyłem pozdrawiam i spokojnego dnia życzę.
Nice work. Thanks for dropping some knowledge
Dynamite video ! Very slick work and I liked the three-piece loads. Hardware massive and sharp-looking too.
good job, thank you, very informative
I want to set up lines like this and move stuff back and forth. Looks fun. lol
Hats of for your skills :) thanks for the video.
TR
I am a little surprised that a 3:1 pulley system was adequate to tension the line enough for the branches to clear the house, but it worked well. Good job!
Wow. The videography is impressive. Thanks guys. Keep up the good work
Hi Andrew, thank you for the positive feedback, we put a good amount of time into planning/executing this one.
Class work gentlemen
Thanks, appreciate it!
really awesome video brother, i hope one day i have gear like yours
Awesome
excellent video n how to safety speed line with control ..
Impressive ! learned tons (although I might be too old to do this stuff). Some great ideas there. will learn lots more when I can watch and stop. GREAT camara work, must have taken LOTS of extra effort !
Good luck getting it done like this in the states
So much helpful! Thanks a lot
Excellent...very educational.
Great vid. Don’t understand the dislikes. Trolls I guess. Keep the vids coming.😎
well done i use this method alot
clean job... great demostration.. thank you.
Awesome video keep them coming 👌
wow!!!! nice work guys very technical
Great video!
fantastic instructional video. very textbook.
Nice video. Explained very well. Good job :-)
great video keep them coming!
cool video, you guys are the best keep making videos!
all these tough guys and know it alls out here. This is a DEMONSTRATION. so you can get and idea of what to do when you cant back the chipper or remove fences,, ### SAVATREE NJ
yeh thanx for that alphabet soup.
Thanks bud, some people just can't grasp the concept it's a demo for helping people gain knowledge
Great
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Buen vídeo compañeros!!!
very good ..!
Thank you, appreciate your comment!
Wow that's some good stuff I like!¡!!!
complicated but good
thanks great. video. very. helful i wonder. if. there. is. eny. book. on the market. where. y can learn. all. this. techniques
+Fredy Jimenez can you please let me know if you find a book with all these techniques too. They seem very helpful but couldn't figure out how to set them up.
Nice Job 🤓🤓🤗
Excellent video team, was just wondering, would you do this without a back tie rope as sometimes there is no tree to do so? And also would George be able to tighten the speed line and loosen it using a lowering block instead of the system shown?
Gold. 👍
I miss climbing trees/ i moved to asia and i did bring all my gear and have done some trees but tue locals are hell men. No ropes no nothing. Just a 090 hahah
If you don’t mind me asking, which chainsaw is it that he is using I. The tree to limb it out?
Thank you.
Great !
Great 👍👍👍
Well done ! Good comments too !
good job,,But from my 30 years climbing trees a couple strong men or a skid steer,/ tractor will take the place of all the rigging, ive sucked up a many big limbs over roofs with just elbow grease,,but multiple pulleys do have thier place
Where there’s a will there’s a way to get anything done. You may have been able to save a little of that elbow grease, possibly… but maybe not
May I have name or link for buy the violet wheel?
DMM rigging hub
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Poison ivy!!
I have a question tree folks. Could you place a pulley say 10-30 feet in a tree across the house and run the speenline to a portawrap at the base of said tree, tension it up and then give slack as it come toward you ?
Also could one achieve the same functionality of the setup with much less expensive gear such as instead of a rigging block just using a good carbiner and run the rope over to the other tree and tension it up on a portawrap?
Not quite. It would Lower back towards the initial anchor side (ie direction of the house).
Slacking the system would be suitable in a situation where a control line is not used. That would be a true speed-line set-up. However, it the case of this video, they were demonstrating a control line and post-tension as a way to make a long run without the pieces loading and stretching the line over the structure. This is 100% the safest way to operate this system in this scenario. And it is only a demo. There are many ways this tree could have been removed.
Asking "what if's" on-line, over the phone, etc is a terrible approach btw without being present at a site.
Brian Thiebault makes sense. I am a completely self taught climber so I ask a lot of online what if’s. Best not to be wondering what will happen when I’m cutting
@@kivaswander5537 fair enough.
Neat but time is money 💰. I can only imagine this being useful if someone planted a tree indoors.
You can never imagine it would be useful until the time you come across a job where it’s the only way
Having a "fixed" skyline (stationary) would reducing or otherwise eliminate the need to pull limbs up and through the trees crown... Let the drop line do the work of raising and lowering when needed...
Except that you’d only be able to do the limbs closest to the stationary line.. the others would require a longer tether which would cause them to hit the house, no? Pulling them up was the best way to do approach the scenario that I could see
@@RAILKING25 I suppose one could add a lift line, from from ground to block in tree to block in pulley, then down to branch to lift the branch up to the fixed line. One extra line, one extra person, more work.
Esto ya existe, visita a un profesional IRATA
El sistema que empleas es muy anticuado y poco seguro.
an ascender is alot more comfortable than spurs but to save time I'd still rig them on and spike that tree
Maybe I’m wrong buy it looks like Dan was spike less is this for training purposes I’m in my first year of climbing and my boss doesn’t want me to use spikes/Spurs at all!!....
Hi Brad, It is my opinion from working with many many different arborists, if they know the job is a removal then they reach for the spurs before even seeing the tree. If the tree has a structure that allows you to climb around with ease, just like if it was not a removal, then I always opt to climb without spurs and use my climbing ability and not have big, awkward metal spurs strapped to my feet that are only needed for bringing down the final stem. But this is only my personal preference, every climber has their own way of approaching jobs.
Tell me how you built it. I will bild IT herein in germany !! You Are invited to try IT!!
That looks cool, very innovative. However, I don't think it's the most efficient way to work that tree.
.is this a real upload
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magic....how do u get that rope up there before u climb up? did u do the job twice?
Climbing ropes are installed from the ground using a throw line and then rigging ropes, slide line and guy rope are installed by the climber once in the tree.
fucking beautiful
Nice Hub Thanks for showing it in use
kinda takes the speed out of speed line
I can't help but compare this with the likes of August Hunicke's crew, and they are greased lightning, and they don't sacrifice a jot of safety achieving their speed. I also noticed the climber left rope snagging stubs. I'm not sure how you'd make a living working at that pace.
someone needs to sweep their roof
For the first 3min and 50 sec i thought he was setting all that up to slide down.
Um... have you ever seen logging in the great pacific northwest😊
Yes
I thought heart and brain surgery was complicated, this tree surgery is some NAVY SEAL shit
Seems like a very good video for demonstrating the techniques and products used, but all that extra work involved, cut the weight off the back and top it; drop it in the backyard and reverse the chipper to the tree. The less time you're in the air the less chance for an accident imo. Good job though
No shit shurlock.
$$$ lots of parts in play
Lots of parts in play for sure, once a company has slowly accumulated this equipment over time, this kind of rigging is what's possible for tricky jobs
What do you have one tree a day ??? Annoying
Or you can walk around the house and stop the circus act... 3:15
Nice video, but where is the speed?
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THIS STATEMENT IS FALSE "In this video we explain from start to finish how to put together and execute a well organized, controlled slide line setup" - Then the first thing that you show is someone climbing up a tree using a rope that no one saw how was rigged and secure to the tree, a have lots of tall trees around my home and non of them have a ready installed rope
Check out our videos on using a throw line, installing a rope, ascending a tree, single rope access, all these are skills that arborists need to access a tree. This video is how to put together and use a controlled speed line.
Dan, you should consider disabling comments if you don't have time to answer them. Peace, Love, just a suggestion : )
What???
Awww, is August Hunicke upset because his lickle comment wasn't answered.
Whiny bitch.
@Jack Carter
How old are you? 7? Never ceases to amaze how little kids like you think your childish remarks are cute. When in reality you only make a fool of yourself. Note, August didn't bother to respond,,,,,,that's called MATURITY. Give it try. Just one more thing, when was the last time you called someone a "whiny bitch" to his face? ANSWER: Never. Now go take a nap after your milk and cookies.
August Hunicke so should you lol trying to contact you for over a year lol
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A couple of old mattresses on the roof and a no standing zone would have done it. I think we over think things these days. Still, very nicely executed though .
difficult way to cut this tree..
Oldfrisian did you watch the video.... its was easy as shit. Branches exactly where tbey wanted them. Zero potential for a branch to free fall. House completely safe from damages. Unless your comment was sarcastic, watch the video again....
maybe he has a method you dont know about? you know all things? dont be prideful