Hello Caleb, Very nice, I have been checking out videos on TH-cam for a while. I am an ISA Certified Arborist and am involved in my local chapter very heavy. This video shows the every day climber how to be safe and also efficient. Keep doing you brother. John
Guys y'all did a great job!! I saw the square knot for bringing up the bull rope! I love to have a groundie full time! That knows his knots and how to run a rope!! And oh how David Driver would love this video! The man that invented the X rings!
Awesome job. I wish somebody would teach my groundman the concept of letting the wood run a little bit. Nothing like being in the top of the tree and getting jerked back and forth cuz the guy on the ground don't know what he's doing. It's hard to find a good groundman where I'm at. Once again awesome job on the tree.
Thanks man! At this company we all climb we all run the bucket all work the ground all grind stumps, super well rounded crew! On this job the foreman is up and I’m on the ropes for him. Thanks again for the compliments! Be safe
Just came across this video great takedown my friend I like the rigging rings guess im too old school using blocks still....thumbs up bro happy climbing and stay safe
Nice job. Not much to find fault with. If I had to add something I'd say I did not see any notches or back cuts taken and it appeared you almost ran your saw into the rigging rope because of it. Take the notch out or make your back cut (no step cut just come exactly into the back cut) then set up the rigging...and you won't have to get so close to the lowering line or risk hanging wood and peeling off into your lanyard. Cheers.
I'm reluctant to say, i don't respect many people, but in this video i respect this climber with the beard. treebeard? Shawn Rowley is his name maybe? A small amount of his hardware seemed like a video plug, but most of it was real stuff. I respect him.
Brilliant video dude!! Quick question at 9:33 when tieing back into the tree what's the name of the knot you use. And is that a replacement for a bowline?.
I hardly recognized Shawn without the Duct tape on his spurs, lol. How have you guys bern doing? Say hello to Rick next time you guys are working together.
What sena intercom do you use, and do you like it? I've been trying to find something to more easily communicate with the ground crew without having to yell. I was looking at sensear because they're hearing protection and an intercom but they're around $400 a unit
Our company uses the Pfanner Protos helmets with Sena intercoms built in. They are expensive. However; they are helmets (head protection), built in face shield that flips up out if the way if needed, earmuffs that tuck out of the way if needed, vents that can be opened or closed, and the comms will connect to a phone as well. They work a long ways away as well. Expensive but well worth it bro.
The Sena smh10 is the go to right now. www.sena.com/motorcycles-powersports/communication It can be retro fitted to alot of helmets in under 10 minutes. I got one on eBay for $100 and had it installed and working on a kask super plasma helmet in 10 minutes. There are some decent videos on TH-cam on how to install. These can link up to 4 helmets.
so im looking into a career like this but i cant figure out if this is what an arborist does or if this is a whole another type of job. can someone help?
Just came across this video great takedown my friend I like the rigging rings guess im too old school using blocks still....thumbs up bro happy climbing and stay safe
Hello Caleb,
Very nice, I have been checking out videos on TH-cam for a while.
I am an ISA Certified Arborist and am involved in my local chapter very heavy. This video shows the every day climber how to be safe and also efficient. Keep doing you brother.
John
Nice job rope man. Climbers get all the praise but a good rope man is like a solid line for a quarter back, it makes all the difference in the world
Guys y'all did a great job!! I saw the square knot for bringing up the bull rope! I love to have a groundie full time! That knows his knots and how to run a rope!! And oh how David Driver would love this video! The man that invented the X rings!
Really nice removal! Awesome rigging and I can see the potential in the X-rings for sure!
Awesome job. I wish somebody would teach my groundman the concept of letting the wood run a little bit. Nothing like being in the top of the tree and getting jerked back and forth cuz the guy on the ground don't know what he's doing. It's hard to find a good groundman where I'm at. Once again awesome job on the tree.
Thanks man! At this company we all climb we all run the bucket all work the ground all grind stumps, super well rounded crew! On this job the foreman is up and I’m on the ropes for him. Thanks again for the compliments!
Be safe
Dude I had no idea that Phil Robertson aka the duck commander climbs trees on the off-season! Incredible!
Great work. I've been watching videos of guys that almost get killed and call themselves professional. They all should watch this video 👍👍👍👍👍
Wow! I'm impressed Caleb, very nice!
Pretty good on the rigging, nice take down. Keep up the good work.
Dang. I love the actual safe climbing! Subbed purely because you know what you’re doing!
Joe O'Connor safety is always our #1 priority especially in a hazardous removal like this
Nicely done sir.
Just came across this video great takedown my friend I like the rigging rings guess im too old school using blocks still....thumbs up bro happy climbing and stay safe
Awesome video brother
Great stuff. Super safe. Loved it!
Smoooth work, great rope man, awesome job!
Tree Cannibal thank you sir
Good enjoyable video. Great work.
Nicely done sir
5:32/5:33 I felt that to bro. Lol. Tight work for sure.
Sena is the key factor in this. Awesome unit. Great leading.
Real nice video. All way around.
Eric Lopez he’s bein a sissy I let that run just fine lol the Senas are so nice on every job
Good job brother god bless you always!!
You guys absolutely are doings right
Awesome brother keep it up
Great job. Great team.
Very professional
Very smooth!
Nice views , good show!
Great work
Alot of nice equipment (up there and also down there) !
MrDanGrondin whatever makes the job go smooth we like to have!
That was awesome😲😲
Nice job brother😉
STIHL BORN thanks you!
Nice work .
Nice job. Not much to find fault with. If I had to add something I'd say I did not see any notches or back cuts taken and it appeared you almost ran your saw into the rigging rope because of it. Take the notch out or make your back cut (no step cut just come exactly into the back cut) then set up the rigging...and you won't have to get so close to the lowering line or risk hanging wood and peeling off into your lanyard. Cheers.
Shaun did you ever work for cornerstone tree in burlington county..??
Awesome!great work awesome video!i wish u could of recorded how you were setting up the rigging points so I can learn!
Victor Chavarria sorry only had the one GoPro that doesn’t have extra batteries so we had to limit how much to film
Nice work
I'm reluctant to say, i don't respect many people, but in this video i respect this climber with the beard. treebeard? Shawn Rowley is his name maybe? A small amount of his hardware seemed like a video plug, but most of it was real stuff. I respect him.
thexmanjdd the sena safebloc and sjtreeguy? First two are important but the third is crucial to every job! lol
nice knots!!
Still trying to learn alot, how exactly is that retrievable or how would you go about that from the ground i guess is what i mean
Nice job
Good job!
Nice work brother!
Good hing love that sound
Brilliant video dude!!
Quick question at 9:33 when tieing back into the tree what's the name of the knot you use. And is that a replacement for a bowline?.
He's tied an Alpine Butterfly, you could tie a midline-bowline in that same setup with the quickie..
Caleb De Ruiter thanks for the reply!
I hardly recognized Shawn without the Duct tape on his spurs, lol. How have you guys bern doing? Say hello to Rick next time you guys are working together.
Fantastic job by the let down guys
What sena intercom do you use, and do you like it? I've been trying to find something to more easily communicate with the ground crew without having to yell. I was looking at sensear because they're hearing protection and an intercom but they're around $400 a unit
Our company uses the Pfanner Protos helmets with Sena intercoms built in. They are expensive. However; they are helmets (head protection), built in face shield that flips up out if the way if needed, earmuffs that tuck out of the way if needed, vents that can be opened or closed, and the comms will connect to a phone as well. They work a long ways away as well. Expensive but well worth it bro.
The Sena smh10 is the go to right now. www.sena.com/motorcycles-powersports/communication
It can be retro fitted to alot of helmets in under 10 minutes. I got one on eBay for $100 and had it installed and working on a kask super plasma helmet in 10 minutes. There are some decent videos on TH-cam on how to install. These can link up to 4 helmets.
We were using the sena SMH10R fitted to several different types of helmets.. highly recommended
no buck line?
🤲🖐🤔😳🤪🙋♂️🤗😎¡GREAT AND NICE JOB! GOD BLESS YOU !! BRAVO !!🤗
Beauty
Good shit I been climbing 5 years and get scared shitless wen I comes to dead trees
What's up. CALEB. is that hypoxylon canker on that tree?
How did he climb that tree with those massive balls in the way?
Scott 😂😂😂
so im looking into a career like this but i cant figure out if this is what an arborist does or if this is a whole another type of job. can someone help?
It doesn't pay as much as you think it does unless your independent. As for an arborist, idk
Wow Nice
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Im sub number 500 do we get a special now?😂
Looks like true blue rope. Some big limbs for that size rope if it is that rope.
D-op1 it’s actually Sampson stable braid ½” with a WLL of 2,100lbs
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Just came across this video great takedown my friend I like the rigging rings guess im too old school using blocks still....thumbs up bro happy climbing and stay safe