Lumberjack
Banned
That makes me want to try out some gloves!
Swingin round with ropes like monkeys! VS metal and leather!
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Tree Machine
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It's hard to go back once you use Smurfies, ESPECIALLY if you enjoy climbing in the rain. When your hands are soaked for hours, they're really soft and susceptible to injury. Smurfs help a lot. On the backside is cotton, so they breath well when the weather is hot.
The Sherrill catalog has had the same testimonial from the same cat going on almost 7 years (p 48) that pretty much says it all.
The Sherrill catalog has had the same testimonial from the same cat going on almost 7 years (p 48) that pretty much says it all.
MasterBlaster
TreeHouse Elder
Wear gloves, you will perform better.
Tree Machine
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The Ayatolla has spoken.
Jim1NZ
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treeseer said:
Bro that sound like a bit of a mission!
You ever cut your rope with the pole saw?
Heres a idea, get a small karabina and clip your throw ball to the end of your climbing line knot throw that for the branch. Its even easer if you have a spliced rope
Do you use the pole-saw when climbing?
What happens if you cant get the work truck anywhere near the work site, you have to carry the ladder, pole-saw...
Most defiantly the 'Harrison rocket' throw ball is the best
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Jim1NZ
ArboristSite Guru
What do you reckon?
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jason j ladue
Vanilla Snoop
i reckon yer a groundie...
Jim1NZ
ArboristSite Guru
Who me? Na mate i don't use a pole saw, was asking treeseer about it, and advising him about the rope-throwball method.
Bro that sound like a bit of a mission!
*It's routine once you get used to it, and faster on many trees.
You ever cut your rope with the pole saw?
* Never. Grab the knot/biner with the hook, not the blade.
Heres a idea, get a small karabina and clip your throw ball to the end of your climbing line knot throw that for the branch. Its even easer if you have a spliced rope
*Great idea, I often do that.
Do you use the pole-saw when climbing?
* on most trees it saves time and effort and makes cuts that ar eimpossible to reach. Also use it to pull branches to within handsaw or secateur range. I'd rarely use a polesaw if it didn't have a telescoping handle.
What happens if you cant get the work truck anywhere near the work site, you have to carry the ladder
*Then it's time for the bigshot, or fling like TreeCo.
*It's routine once you get used to it, and faster on many trees.
You ever cut your rope with the pole saw?
* Never. Grab the knot/biner with the hook, not the blade.
Heres a idea, get a small karabina and clip your throw ball to the end of your climbing line knot throw that for the branch. Its even easer if you have a spliced rope
*Great idea, I often do that.
Do you use the pole-saw when climbing?
* on most trees it saves time and effort and makes cuts that ar eimpossible to reach. Also use it to pull branches to within handsaw or secateur range. I'd rarely use a polesaw if it didn't have a telescoping handle.
What happens if you cant get the work truck anywhere near the work site, you have to carry the ladder
*Then it's time for the bigshot, or fling like TreeCo.
Jim1NZ
ArboristSite Guru
oh yea, choice, cheers for that
bumping the thread up, just for sh ts and giggles.........
i dont climb with spurs OR rope!!!! i use an ancient west indies technique of humming loudly, until i can elevate myself upwards......
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ts and giggles.........i dont climb with spurs OR rope!!!! i use an ancient west indies technique of humming loudly, until i can elevate myself upwards......
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waldini
ArboristSite Lurker
as clearance said at the start live and let live wot eva you have to do to get the job done.fair play to you for telling us how you work.
i admit i dont fancy 110 foot poplar no rope all credit to you. i am not saying i agree with your ways. each to there own. :greenchainsaw: all the best mate.
i admit i dont fancy 110 foot poplar no rope all credit to you. i am not saying i agree with your ways. each to there own. :greenchainsaw: all the best mate.
Doctor Dave
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oakwilt said:
Thillmaine
ArboristSite Operative
????ing idiot
056 Kid you are fighting scientifically proven evidence. Wait maybe you dont know what scientifically proven is, your small brain cant comprehend scientific. Regardless you are an idiot that all I have to say:spam:
056 Kid you are fighting scientifically proven evidence. Wait maybe you dont know what scientifically proven is, your small brain cant comprehend scientific. Regardless you are an idiot that all I have to say:spam:
John Paul Sanborn
Above average climber
SRT-Tech said:bumping the thread up, just for sh
Come with me sir, you are being charged with aiding and abetting a troll
im starting a job tomorrow with asplundh as a climber.
PUclimber
ArboristSite Operative
Good luck with Asplundh. They are a lot of old school guys atleast around here. Most of them are rough characters that have been through a lot of divorces and are missing teeth. I don't condone spiking on prune jobs but i've seen it done and spiking a tree leaves openings for pests and diseases that would otherwise not be able to penetrate the deep enough into the tree to do damage without an opening.
Jim1NZ
ArboristSite Guru
John Paul Sanborn said:
Na, let them go hard JP. Let this be a off topic thread with no relevance, a thread for people to argue freely with out ruining other good threads.
Just make sure you guys that have nothing worthwhile to say post in this thread ONLY!
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Eagle1
ArboristSite Operative
Who the hell uses gaffs to prune or trim. Gaffs are for removals only. 
