Mechanical Climbing Seat

[Philbert]

Let's see if this link works . . .

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Philbert

 

[Philbert]

Sorry for all the HTML stuff - Was a FaceBook video - could not find it on YouTube.

Philbert

 

[jomoco]

Looks better suited for fat overweight hunters than arborists IMO.

jomoco

 

[jomoco]

This soul brother has a far simpler and elegant setup that allows to stay in tight with the trunk, IMO.



jomoco

 

[Philbert]

Very simple and creative use of available materials. Add a belt and he might even be OSHA approved!
('My guy', however, gets to sit down!)

Philbert

 

[jomoco]

Check it out Philbert!

Old Indian dude, outclasses us all.



jomoco

 

[TheJollyLogger]

Looks like that guy from Brazil was just using a girth hitch doesn't it? I gotta say he marched right up there.

 

[jomoco]

I've envisioned gettin filthy rich inventin a radio controlled set of twin 4x4 rubber tired trucks, dragging razor sharp carpet knives off one side of their rear bumpers!

There's literally millions of nasty wash fans that badly need to be peeled, all throughout SoCal.

What'd really work's a slip ring setup and a retractable power cord, IMO.

Tie the two together with rubber bungees to their bumpers, and drop knives, turn left and spin your way to the top!

I'm gonna be rich I'm tellin yu!

RC 4x4 mini trucks peelin SoCal wash fans!

Think you'd get dizzy watching an onboard vid?

jomoco

 

[BC WetCoast]

There was a similar invention in New Zealand for pruning Radiatta pines.



This one would be able to do palms I think.

 

[Philbert]

Call that one the 'Tasmanian Devil Limber'?

Can you imagine working in a stand with a bunch of those running at once!

Philbert

 

[Aldegar]

I need one of those for spurless dead wood. Sometimes with firs there isn't a live branch for 60, just a bunch of stupid little nubs to cut.