You really are the best there is when it comes to this line of work Reg. Cool, calm, collected and ultra professional 👍. Great video, thank you very much 😀
Morning Reg. I love your perfect execution of every job. Every detail taken into account. Great education in your explanation. And if I do say your mellowing in old age😂😂😉. But seriously bloody awesome. Be safe. 👊👊
Man that looks like a Picasso hahah good work like always man. Crazy you’ve been on here this long. I just watched horse chestnut removal from 11 years ago I remember watching it when you first out it out. Thanks for all the years of quality work I’ve learned allot from you reg.
Another enjoyable vid Reg! You're really good at getting the good camera angles. I can't imagine taking the time to set cameras up when I'm so focused on the tree work. You really must be a very patient and focused person. We really are fortunate to have someone like yourself taking the time to help the rest of us get better at what we do. I for one really appreciate it. And let me tell you how much the RCW 3001 has helped with these uprooted and tornado damaged trees that we're cleaning up here in the southeast these past few weeks. Thanks again mate!
I love this guy, typical northerner , crazily successful yet somehow a bit dour and a bit down in the dumps! Greetings from Belfast where we are kinda similar.
I think the winch on the RS3001 is a massively underrated piece of kit. The 3001 is proven and bomb proof. You add the winch when its needed. It works really well at a good price compared to expensive alternatives. Just saying :-)
We probably were able to take almost, if not all, the stretch out of the rope, which means he doesn't have to wrestle it off the stem, and doesn't have to worry about where it will bounce. I've done it without the winch plenty, and it is a lot more..... exciting.
Did you take away all the large material as well? Any tricks you use for loading up the heavy stuff with just the two of you, or do you just cut and quarter everything?
Loved the video. Thank you for continuing to share with the world. How did you retrieve the rigging sling? I'm guessing a retrievable friction saver of some sort. Also, where was the rigging line tied to itself to form the loop? As long as the knot doesn't have to pass a rigging ring I guess it wouldn't matter much, but I wonder if you have a preference, and why. Thank you in advance if you should have time to answer.
Impressive work! Can’t believe you guys had everything chipped when your shooting the lowering of the logs.. do you come down to help chip? Thanks for sharing!
I came down for lunch after Id finished with the battery saw, but Aaron had kept on top if the chipping prior to that. No dragging so it was easy and quick to process
CRANE!? CRANE!? I DON'T NEED NO STINKIN' CRANE! though they are nice, but wow that was well done sir! the rcstien thing and that other product, I don't know why people don't utilize them more, doin' the work of the crane without the cost :{)
Hey reg thanks for the concideration of others... I'm a self employed tree surgeon in the uk and also got a young daughter so I've decided not to go back to work until its calms down, so thanks for the videos mate. Be safe
Thanks for sharing Reg, I see the idea of the friction hitch on the line now. The line doubles as a tag line or pull line for the groundie it seems.. Looked pretty smooth.
Man reg I hope you bid that one proper. Was that a 5 to 1 crank on your Bullard??? Those looked like 8 foot sections 18 to 30 in diameter. Impressive how you take the load off to reduce dynamics. Thats a video you dont normally see.....save that crane money.
Me=just bomb all that shit down, fill the hole with saw dust, and get to the next job. Great job taking all that extra consideration! I am always a little envious that you can afford to do everything so meticulously, if I had to do everything over again I would go minimal. Your company structure seems more enjoyable than running a larger operation and dealing with the added stress of more employees and more customers.
I know you are not one to video all your work, but as one of those sessel poopser`s, to old and know nothing about tree work, one`s like me enjoy watching a cool headed, knowledgable profi, just doing his job at minimum exspense for your company. Stay safe and film as much as possible, you keep us entertained and it brings back memories from the good old day`s in the wood`s falling.
Bravo. Give a small explanation and how the bollards work this might keep the younger people informed a little better thank you great video be well Reg
Well done Reg. And thank you for taking the time to record some video and post it up for us to watch. I really do appreciate it. Watching you make hard work look easy is an encouragement to me to learn more and be a better climber. Thanks again and keep yourself safe! Randy
Reg gets a lot of use out of that saw. I'd say a fair percentage of his videos over the last cpl years almost featured it, if you liked it and wanna see more Haha.
On that piece of equipment what is the cranking power ratio please reg I like the rc1000 and the 2000 put it on a solid bone that idea should have been thought about a long time ago
Awesome design and rigging system. These big logs went off so smoothly, great job to preserve the other tree 👍 I only own a Port a wrap which is ok for most of the work I do but the Stein is definitely a nice piece of equipment. Thanks for sharing, stay safe and healthy
Delicate work it seemed, loads of targets. Solid as always. Had a similar job where I span rigged between the 2 flanking trees to avoid swings and negative rigging. Glad to see u well. Thx for sharing.
Not had one day off here in the midlands uk but I’m self employed so.... people have been keen to keep going which is ace, just no coffee and less chat
Your explication is so damn spot on helps the ground techs out a ton and shows us climbers how a true master does it keep up the good work and inspiring all of us viewers
I saw a chipper, i think, off in the distance. Could you advise the make and model. I use to own a BC 1000, it was more than I needed( a lot more). I don't do large removals anymore, just pruning but stacking brush is a drag. I am just looking right now and would be interested in hearing your opinion. Very nice Video and we are back at work as of yesterday, here in Ontario.
It's a bandit 90. A little smaller than the BC1000, but not much in it. Both good machines, it's just that some people like Vermeer, others like Bandit. Like still and Husky
Morning Reg , Great Pre Planning explanation of the Job site Sir . Your Video's have been most welcome at this time ! So thanks for them. I agree and I'm sure many others will too with your comments at the end of this video We would like that very much if you have the time . Can I ask when I'm sure I know the answer you were concerned about battery power , Do you have a spare charged when on site that could be sent up to you ? The Home owner must of been pleased with care taken of the remaining tree and the overall care of the whole project on his plot . It always takes longer when you care about what you do Reg .
Because the line rising from the bollard to the first rigging ring on the adjacent tree would have been in the way of logs that came down later....and also positioned the line very close to the saw as I worked my way closer to the bottom. Plus, to maximize the strength of a spar tree, which was the adjacent tree, the rigging line should ideally be vertically aligned from the bollard to rigging ring....not at an angle. Hope that make sense
Thank you Reg , i appreciate your explanation and time. Any videos you can send our way would be great, I think I’ve seen all your videos twice lol. Anyway thank you again. Peace out ✌️
G'day reg, nice work looks complicated it's taken me three attempts to watch this vid , I think the broad band has been over loaded with all the people stuck at home in my area ATM first world problems at least they've got homes to be stuck in unlike so many poor souls .
Thanks Reg for the video. It seems like all of my jobs run longer than I expect them. I can always do them a lot faster in my head. I need to allow extra time for complications I guess. I am stuck at home. But it’s due to being down in the back. Not sure how long this will last but ,I hope it’s over soon. I appreciate the content while I am recuperating 👍🏻
For you to take out the time and draw that up to explain it to us is very much appreciated at least by me it is always have enjoyed you taking your time to explain things thank you very much!!
I truly appreciate your explanation of the job and your absolute mastery of your craft and your willingness to share. It is such a pleasure to watch. Be safe.
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Looking at the drawing, it’s a pretty quick job, only 8-9 branches per tree 👌😂
Cool method because the lowering line has dual purpose as the tag line to pull and direct the dangle 🏆
You think if you and Reg rolled up to a tree job together , the tree would just concede and fall on it's own?
@@nathanarievlis3985 Probably Nathan ;)
@@nathanarievlis3985 Reg is in a class above him.
Yes - I wish I had learned this earlier. Neat!
You really are the best there is when it comes to this line of work Reg. Cool, calm, collected and ultra professional 👍. Great video, thank you very much 😀
Morning Reg. I love your perfect execution of every job. Every detail taken into account. Great education in your explanation. And if I do say your mellowing in old age😂😂😉. But seriously bloody awesome. Be safe. 👊👊
Man that looks like a Picasso hahah good work like always man. Crazy you’ve been on here this long. I just watched horse chestnut removal from 11 years ago I remember watching it when you first out it out. Thanks for all the years of quality work I’ve learned allot from you reg.
Another enjoyable vid Reg! You're really good at getting the good camera angles. I can't imagine taking the time to set cameras up when I'm so focused on the tree work. You really must be a very patient and focused person. We really are fortunate to have someone like yourself taking the time to help the rest of us get better at what we do. I for one really appreciate it. And let me tell you how much the RCW 3001 has helped with these uprooted and tornado damaged trees that we're cleaning up here in the southeast these past few weeks. Thanks again mate!
Being that I am also in this industry, I love Reg and I enjoy his vids and commentary.
Stay safe Reg !
-Josh
Do you ask Riah if you can use her colored pencils? Or you just wait till she's asleep? Lol
I love this guy, typical northerner , crazily successful yet somehow a bit dour and a bit down in the dumps! Greetings from Belfast where we are kinda similar.
Thanks for explaining the job ahead of time. Ur rigging is amazing and im sure time consuming. Great video and thanks for sharing
I think the winch on the RS3001 is a massively underrated piece of kit. The 3001 is proven and bomb proof. You add the winch when its needed. It works really well at a good price compared to expensive alternatives. Just saying :-)
We probably were able to take almost, if not all, the stretch out of the rope, which means he doesn't have to wrestle it off the stem, and doesn't have to worry about where it will bounce. I've done it without the winch plenty, and it is a lot more..... exciting.
Brilliantly done as always. Thank you for taking the time to explain the job and shoot/edit the footage. Much respect sir.
Did you take away all the large material as well? Any tricks you use for loading up the heavy stuff with just the two of you, or do you just cut and quarter everything?
Ground guy has a wood stove. All cut into firewood rounds. His problem after that 😃
Awesome job, thoroughly planned out and beautifully executed.
A true professional.
Loved the video. Thank you for continuing to share with the world. How did you retrieve the rigging sling? I'm guessing a retrievable friction saver of some sort. Also, where was the rigging line tied to itself to form the loop? As long as the knot doesn't have to pass a rigging ring I guess it wouldn't matter much, but I wonder if you have a preference, and why. Thank you in advance if you should have time to answer.
The rigging line is about 300', both ends in hands of ground guy. No loop. He climbed his rope to retrieve x-ring sling and untie his climb line.
Impressive work! Can’t believe you guys had everything chipped when your shooting the lowering of the logs.. do you come down to help chip? Thanks for sharing!
I came down for lunch after Id finished with the battery saw, but Aaron had kept on top if the chipping prior to that. No dragging so it was easy and quick to process
CRANE!? CRANE!? I DON'T NEED NO STINKIN' CRANE! though they are nice, but wow that was well done sir! the rcstien thing and that other product, I don't know why people don't utilize them more, doin' the work of the crane without the cost :{)
Technically a hand-powered crane between the winch and the spar tree. Pretty awesome in action. Quiet, easy to communicate, precise control.
@@aaron6806 yes , it IS a crane, I meant a big tower etc, this is a great method
Looks like it worked out nice
Hey reg thanks for the concideration of others... I'm a self employed tree surgeon in the uk and also got a young daughter so I've decided not to go back to work until its calms down, so thanks for the videos mate. Be safe
Great job ! I just bought the rcw3001 and what a game changer compared to the portawrap. Built like a tank 👍
Thanks for sharing Reg, I see the idea of the friction hitch on the line now. The line doubles as a tag line or pull line for the groundie it seems.. Looked pretty smooth.
You can also add several hitches at once to capture more limbs all in one set too
Great job buddy u definitely are one of the best. Love ur vids
Nice one for uploading Reg. Great that you took the time to explain the process. I take away little nuggets of info I use in every video
Hey Alex. Just wanted to say hi and ask how the baby is doing. Hope your fam is safe and well.
This is the best sort of lockdown entertainment Reg. Many thanks from New Zealand
Do you prefer using the smaller saws as much as possible for safety? Client should get to keep signed mock up drawing...for 9000$
2 guys and a chipper... You just can't top the efficiency.
Tight work my man. 😎👍
Great video, Reg, and nice work....appreciate the pre-job explanation! Cheers!
Man reg I hope you bid that one proper. Was that a 5 to 1 crank on your Bullard??? Those looked like 8 foot sections 18 to 30 in diameter. Impressive how you take the load off to reduce dynamics. Thats a video you dont normally see.....save that crane money.
Hey Reg thanks for sharing your beautiful video’s and great jobs 🙌🏻🤛🎶
Notice at the 12:28 mark the chainsaw lanyard doing it's job, after he checked the battery power it came unhooked and fell...
Great content, one thing I've noticed in almost all of your vids.... Smile more, your a good looking guy!!
You should probably put the drawing up for auction, Reg! I will start the bidding at $4.50
A Treeman, a design engineer, an adventurous fun dad, a piano player and now...an artist. What's next???
Me=just bomb all that shit down, fill the hole with saw dust, and get to the next job. Great job taking all that extra consideration! I am always a little envious that you can afford to do everything so meticulously, if I had to do everything over again I would go minimal. Your company structure seems more enjoyable than running a larger operation and dealing with the added stress of more employees and more customers.
I know you are not one to video all your work, but as one of those sessel poopser`s, to old and know nothing about tree work, one`s like me enjoy watching a cool headed, knowledgable profi, just doing his job at minimum exspense for your company. Stay safe and film as much as possible, you keep us entertained and it brings back memories from the good old day`s in the wood`s falling.
Bravo. Give a small explanation and how the bollards work this might keep the younger people informed a little better thank you great video be well Reg
Did you make those slings yourself? Or buy them. What size rope are they. 10mm ?
Hey he's back!
It means it's a good day when I can enjoy another video from this channel!
Much love from Canada. ✌♥️
I don't watching your vids for a long time and picked up them any idea from you lifelong Florida arborist
That tuefeulberger rigging line is my go to. Excellent work as always Sir!
I agree. That is solid safe cordage. Wears really well too.
Congratulations on your victories at treestuff arborist choice video 👏👏👏
Well done Reg.
And thank you for taking the time to record some video and post it up for us to watch.
I really do appreciate it. Watching you make hard work look easy is an encouragement
to me to learn more and be a better climber.
Thanks again and keep yourself safe!
Randy
Thanks for another video Reg. Extremely grateful for the lessons over the years! You have definatly helped me become a better Arborist.
Thanks again!
Probably first time I’ve seen an electric chainsaw used to take down the bulk of a large tree. Or at least half way😀
Reg gets a lot of use out of that saw. I'd say a fair percentage of his videos over the last cpl years almost featured it, if you liked it and wanna see more Haha.
On that piece of equipment what is the cranking power ratio please reg I like the rc1000 and the 2000 put it on a solid bone that idea should have been thought about a long time ago
Sweet Work, Man! When you rig limbs via the prussik(s) to the rigging line, is that so the ground team essentially has a tag line there?
Yes, and to rig multiple branches at once: th-cam.com/video/GNMes6Oy8IY/w-d-xo.html
Awesome design and rigging system. These big logs went off so smoothly, great job to preserve the other tree 👍
I only own a Port a wrap which is ok for most of the work I do but the Stein is definitely a nice piece of equipment.
Thanks for sharing, stay safe and healthy
Delicate work it seemed, loads of targets. Solid as always. Had a similar job where I span rigged between the 2 flanking trees to avoid swings and negative rigging. Glad to see u well. Thx for sharing.
Thanks for shearing awsome work we ramping back up now in nz was shutdown for awhile
That was a really good technique to take all of the possible shock loading and nasty suprises out of the roping. Great to watch!
Prussic on the lowering line to turn into tag line. Fantastic idea thx Reg. Ur the man.
You are very knowledgeable lad thanks for sharing boss
You're good Reg! Excellent help also. Great team
Not had one day off here in the midlands uk but I’m self employed so.... people have been keen to keep going which is ace, just no coffee and less chat
Good on ya mate .Still working in lockdown, NZ powerlines .
Cool video.... still shit my self watching thou
Your explication is so damn spot on helps the ground techs out a ton and shows us climbers how a true master does it keep up the good work and inspiring all of us viewers
Hi Reg, I just want to record my appreciation for this video and the experience that you chose to share. Thank you for this insight into your craft.
Very good rope work there! Good learning for me! Thanks
Great video! Always enjoy the content. Be well
Very informative like your matter of fact approach
Maaaan you should have yer own neflix show...
I saw a chipper, i think, off in the distance. Could you advise the make and model. I use to own a BC 1000, it was more than I needed( a lot more). I don't do large removals anymore, just pruning but stacking brush is a drag. I am just looking right now and would be interested in hearing your opinion. Very nice Video and we are back at work as of yesterday, here in Ontario.
It's a bandit 90. A little smaller than the BC1000, but not much in it. Both good machines, it's just that some people like Vermeer, others like Bandit. Like still and Husky
Thanks for making them u hit the nail on the head about being stuck with no work things are just starting to ease up a bit here in New Zealand cheers
You should ebay that beautiful artwork.
Great job thank u for vids. Cut it deep.
Thanks Reg do enjoy your videos 💪
Morning Reg , Great Pre Planning explanation of the Job site Sir . Your Video's have been most welcome at this time ! So thanks for them. I agree and I'm sure many others will too with your comments at the end of this video We would like that very much if you have the time . Can I ask when I'm sure I know the answer you were concerned about battery power , Do you have a spare charged when on site that could be sent up to you ? The Home owner must of been pleased with care taken of the remaining tree and the overall care of the whole project on his plot . It always takes longer when you care about what you do Reg .
I have several Phil, because i also carry a second battery saw and blower in the cab
@@Recoates Makes sense ! I would have expected that you had more than one Thanks. They are slowly coming down in price
Nice to see you employing all the tricks I taught ya, lol!
How did you remove the TIP on the tree that was not cut?
U r amazing!! Fantastic camera work!!
What chainsaw lanyard clip are you using on your saddle?
Standard eye snap? or some other mod.
Just a basic snap
Nice job. Smooth and efficient.
We are using you’re products here in the Netherlands also
Hi Reg, why didn't you use the tree you were taking down as the base for the lowering device?
Because the line rising from the bollard to the first rigging ring on the adjacent tree would have been in the way of logs that came down later....and also positioned the line very close to the saw as I worked my way closer to the bottom. Plus, to maximize the strength of a spar tree, which was the adjacent tree, the rigging line should ideally be vertically aligned from the bollard to rigging ring....not at an angle. Hope that make sense
Best reality re-run i have ever watched.
I appreciate the videos you put out,
Thank you Reg. More tools for the tool box. I appreciate the work you put in the video. We have been going strong since the out break of crazy.
12mm good rope that is make
Very impressive Reg your work positioning, climbing line and halyard are equipped is what I appreciate.
Love the drawing, great way to show and explain the procedure, thank you for taking the time to do that...
Thank you Reg , i appreciate your explanation and time. Any videos you can send our way would be great, I think I’ve seen all your videos twice lol. Anyway thank you again. Peace out ✌️
Id watch em' if they were an hour long....Im glad you're back making vids regular. Stay safe Reg..
G'day reg, nice work looks complicated it's taken me three attempts to watch this vid , I think the broad band has been over loaded with all the people stuck at home in my area ATM first world problems at least they've got homes to be stuck in unlike so many poor souls .
Very nice job mate
Cheers Reg🍀🤙🌲
Making it look easy
Much appreciated
Thanks Reg for the video. It seems like all of my jobs run longer than I expect them. I can always do them a lot faster in my head. I need to allow extra time for complications I guess. I am stuck at home. But it’s due to being down in the back. Not sure how long this will last but ,I hope it’s over soon. I appreciate the content while I am recuperating 👍🏻
Thats a nice setup and worked really nice! And the sketching was also a nice feature!
I knew you were a spokesman for Stein. And I knew the model numbers. Never put the two items together. Blonde moment.
I wouldn't say I was a spokesperson Eric, just did some designs for them
Don’t be so humble Reg. I saw the videos. You’re a regular Billy Mays.... :)
For you to take out the time and draw that up to explain it to us is very much appreciated at least by me it is always have enjoyed you taking your time to explain things thank you very much!!
I truly appreciate your explanation of the job and your absolute mastery of your craft and your willingness to share. It is such a pleasure to watch. Be safe.
haha buetiful"
Just when I thought you couldn’t amaze me anymore Reg you went and done it again . That was clean efficient and quite amazing . Thanks for sharing.
I've used loop rigging, works great. Thanks for posting the videos, I know it takes a lot of time and effort.
Thanks Reg!
Great work as always. No shortcuts. Proper planning and execution. 👏
Thanks for all the effort, Reg. And very nice job, as always 👍
That's really interesting work Reg, the rigging is key to such a smooth job👍🍻