Blake Lemoine cheers Blake, glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for the comment.

Cheers bro, it's so true, we need to always think of ways to best work as a team to make easier, fun, enjoyable and safer

@@ClimbingArborist I look forward to running a team that I can implement this kind of attitude into the workplace instead of letting the egos drive the workplace

i also appreciate it ahaha as a groundie most climbers will just dump it all down below

Appreciate that bro, if I didn't do things correctly and safely I'd be a hypocrite , and I want to promote safe work practices and show that you can be efficient while being safe, showing unsafe work practices on a platform like KZfaq is irresponsible as it may encourage others to copy and potentially injure themselves because of it.

@@ClimbingArborist 👊✊👊✊👊✊ thank God because if everybody was speaking like you I wouldn't have so much drama going on but then again it's okay I'm on my 7th configuration SRT device I can tell you one thing I'm having the time of my life right now and I owe a lot of that the people like you that believed in this industry for new guys like me three years ago

That is so true, you have to make the job fun and easier wherever possible

Climbing Arborist, I totally agree. The problem solving involved with speed lining becomes a shared experience between climber and grounds person, and it’s good for strengthening the team related aspects of the crew.

@@ClimbingArborist Hello from Russia! How much did this work cost to the customer? how much did you earn (net profit)?

Thanks bro, really appreciate tour comment 🤙

Having someone in the tree that considers your safety is key, a boss that won’t listen to his line men will have a lot of turnover. I’m not about to risk injury for someone’s impatience.

I know im asking the wrong place but does any of you know a way to log back into an instagram account..? I stupidly forgot my login password. I appreciate any help you can offer me.

@Maximo Mario instablaster =)

@Keaton Hezekiah i really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff now. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.

Efficiency and working as a great team is the key to a long happy career as an arborist

Brent Archer thanks for the comment Brent, glad you enjoyed the video

Thanks bro, it’s comments like yours that keep encouraging me to make more videos that are better and more informative than the last. Cheers

Cheers bro, glad you enjoyed the video. I'm trying to explain more and more about the process to cover all the bases and keep things interesting. The battery saw is amazing!! I pretty much use it on every tree job now

Arkham Knight heers, glad you enjoyed the video 👍

John Giannetti thanks for the comment John, I plan to make more videos like this

Cheers troy, glad you enjoyed the video

Thanks for your comments, we really try to explain our process and explain the techniques used in this video. I’m glad you find this video useful. Cheers

Cheers dude

VERY rare indeed

As a grounds man I’d love to work for this guy

Jacob Hull thanks dude, glad you enjoyed the video. A couple of the lower branches did hit the fence with the tips. This was never going to be an issue due to a combination of factors, some of the branch weight being supported by the rope, only the tips hitting the fence from a sideways direction and with not much momentum behind it, as well as the branch being able to move once the fence is touched. I hope this makes sense. If the fence had been old and rotten it may be a different story

Cheers Matthew, it's good to be back in the trees and speed lining again!! Climb safe bro...

DAN WHAT HARNESS AND SPIKES DO YOU CLIMB WITH ?

Matthew Polo Treemotion harness and Distel Gecko spikes

It’s a great technique in the right situation

Cheers Stephen, the timing and weather worked out nicely

Thanks, I appreciate your comments!

Haha, Cheers buddy

Thanks bro, let me know how you find the spur strap. It's personal preference, but I think you'll like it

Glad to hear it! We really appreciate your comment!

Thanks bro, that means a lot

Thanks buddy, glad you enjoyed the video

I 100% agree dude. It makes the job better in so many different ways

Grounded Trees thanks, glad you enjoyed the video. The battery saw is amazing and definitely the future of the Industry

Climbing Arborist watched a lot of your videos including the older ones and they are always informative and helpful. Keep them coming. Cheers.

Awesome, glad they have been helpful, there are many more ideas and videos in the pipeline, plus a redesigned website coming soon

It's amazing, we pretty much us it on every job we do, the benefits are so great, ones that you wouldn't even think of like pull starting, or having the saw idling, no 2-stroke fumes and so on....

Nick Danne heers, glad you enjoyed the video 👍

Thanks for the comment, much appreciated

Alastair Wilson cheers bro, glad you enjoyed the video

This saw is great, my favourite for in the tree

wild man awesome bro, glad you enjoyed the video,

Thank dude, I thought I would share the idea and reasoning to maybe help others understand and take these techniques into their own jobsites

The battery saw is amazing, especially as a climbing chainsaw.

What saw is it?

@@Vincegould husqvarna, 4:33.

Thanks for your comments bro, we really appreciate it!

Liam Bowerman always think about the groundie, about morale, and about how to be most efficient, the job as an arborist will be so much more enjoyable

Cheers bro, climb safe as always!!!

Dirk Krueger cheers, glad you enjoyed the video 👍

Its hard to tell exactly, but I think he is moving the climbing anchor rope down with him as he goes (as well as using his lanyard). Look closely and please correct me if I'm wrong? - the climbing line is still there halfway down at least...

Canada is Awesome. Merrist wood is a great college. If you get the opportunity, get yourself a work visa for canada before its too late

That's true as long as your ground person is familiar with speed lines, otherwise accidents can happen with this technique also

@@ClimbingArborist I agree, all factors must be considered. Thanks for doing such great work! You are an incredibly insightful, balanced, and intelligent voice for this industry.

If you have ever done any kind of filming you know it takes some time and setup, the more cameras the longer it takes. Luckily the GoPro footage doesn't really slow things up. It's just when you want to get certain shots you have to think ahead to get the ones you want. It's great working with Joel from InTree media also, his shots from the ground are awesome and adds a whole extra level to the viewing. The battery saw is amazing, I love everything about it.

Thanks bro, appreciate it!

Cheers bro

Cheers James, glad you enjoyed it

Cheers bro, appreciate your comment.

Glad you liked the video

1011001101 what in particular about pruning conifers would you like to see a video on?

@@ClimbingArborist ....3 years since you replied, sorry. Since I've watched many if not all your videos and still enjoy your method of work. To answer your question... I have 8 Japanese Sugi and Hinoki trees around the house. My question would pertain to how much to prune, can you top off conifers if they're getting too tall without causing too much stress to the tree? Actually anything about caring for conifers would be helpful. ....these are tall, like rope access tall. I had to chunk one down as two of three spars games down in the wind. The third was leaning over the neighbors house. Good thing I did as it had a good bit of rot mid way up and coming down on the neighbors house would have been a nightmare. Thanks for the content, I've learned a lot.

Thanks for your kind comments dude, I really appreciate hearing from you guys who enjoy the videos. I will get around to finishing the SRT series. Glad you enjoy the podcast, its another form of media that provides a different form of information and way to get it.

I suppose its the same as any well trained and experienced trades person.

Cheers bud

Haha, I think everyone hates dragging branches

Cheers bud! Glad you enjoyed it.

@@ClimbingArborist so many tree workers are basically assholes to each other. They feel they are better than the other guy. They can be brutal on the comments. Like you said...100 ways to skin a cat... My background is 29 years of removing and pruning. I've removed thousands of trees but always enjoy watching others. Great job. Well executed. Organized and professional. I loved it all and again thanks for sharing. Peace to you and your family

I prefer the smaller, lighter battery. Not really a fan of the 9amp even though it does last longer.

I should try the smaller battery. The 9 amp is all we have.

Cheers buddy! Yeah I have more of these videos in the works, I love getting different shots to make the video more enjoyable, its just finding the right jobs, the timing and setup all have to gel. But for sure there will be more

Thanks, glad you liked this one!

I appreciate your extremely kind comment 🙏

Thanks bro

Cheers bro

Thanks buddy

You are very kind, Thanks bro

Thanks for your comment, I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

@@ClimbingArborist I always do. keep up the amazing work. :)

Thanks 👍

Krystian Kruczyński thanks buddy

Cheers bro, thanks for commenting

I love the Protos, and its colour combo