anybody remember that tri vect rigging vid?

[imagineero]

It was up here about a year ago I guess, from memory done in aus where they floated out sections of tree in a rainforest using 3 point rigging. I've been searching with google yesterday and today but can't find it. Their website had a calculator for how to set the angles/loads to make it work.

Shaun

 

[imagineero]

Never mind, just found it.

Trivect Tree Rigging and Removal - YouTube

 

[jerrycmorrow]

interesting. so, you gonna do that?

 

[imagineero]

I don't work in areas that are heavily wooded enough to make use of that technique. Those guys down south are working in tall trees, and dense woods so there is a lot of opportunity for using this type of rigging technique. I work residential, and there's generally just the one tree. I was looking for the video to show to one of my workers. I'd like to have a go at it some day if the opportunity presents though.

Shaun

 

[beastmaster]

here is some more info on it if interested; Maybe I'm just star struck, but I think they must be the best removal artist in the world. http://www.sherbrooke################/2011/07/trivect-presentation/
http:sherbrooke################/2011/07/trivect-presentation/

 

[beastmaster]

I wonder why it won't let me give the link? just add ################ to the above link.

 

[beastmaster]

Ok thats the way it is alright. Try this; if I had a (treeservice) could I call it a (dot com)? plug that into the above link