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Great video-- thanks. I implemented something similar, based on this video.

Are you working abroad?

Shouldn't the first and most important thing be addressing how to actually wear the gear safely?

Never mentions how much faster Milwaukee cut in those 5 cuts cookie tests- it smoked the Husq !

Drugs? If you’re that spent gtf out of the tree. Drink some water. Bluetooth comms are so vital.

excellent. i was wondering about this cut and failed to see how useful it can be in urban environments especially. good one. how about this 'steering' a tree by working on the hinge as it comes down? can someone explain that to me? is it that the tree is coming down square to the hinge as you'd expect and you see you've cut the hinge wrong or something and it's not going where you want to you 'change' the hinge as it is coming down? and you 'change' it by cutting a bit away at one side or other? And that makes the hinge 'wedge shaped' ? and the back of that wedge, the side nearest you, decides the direction of the hinge, the direction at right angles to which the tree will come down? Is that it? And you do all that in the two or three seconds as the thing is coming down?

Thanks for the video I was curious about how these cuts would look. Of course they’re not ideal but if it’s necessary to do so the techniques you showed will help. Thanks again

To keep ticks off your skin, wear tight woven natural fabrics that cover all your skin (long sleeves and pants), and because ticks alway crawl upward, layer your clothes so that the highest garments are tucked into the next lower garment (shirt into pants, pants into socks, etc) in this way your clothes always shunt a climbing tick outward, away from your skin. If in the woods, wear a hoodie drawn tight to your face, because ticks can sense body heat and drop down on you from the trees above. When you get back to your home or a protected indoor environment, strip your outer clothes off on a porch or other room you don't live in, and put the contaminated clothes immediately into a washing machine with plenty of soap (soap helps the water drown insects and arachnids like ticks), then take a shower and comb your exposed hair with a nit comb to make sure you don't have ticks in your hair. Once you are clean and in clean clothes, you can relax in your tick free home, assuming you don't have other creatures going outside and bringing ticks back with them, like children or pets. If ticks get brought in they can hide in your carpet or furniture, and breed and feed on all living creatures inside, and they can be very hard to eradicate.

That’s a clever technique! Not one to be used regularly, certainly useful in tight situations. Well done! 👍

Use the 6.0 forge battery on the milwaukee. Less weight but the power of a 12.0. Now for run time use the 12.0. Can't wait till the 12.0 forge battery comes out ! Game changer ! Try it then and report back if you have time ! Thank you very much !

Thank you man!

Haven't had to fell any trees lately but on my next new property project I will need to use this. Thank you!😊😊😊

Спабибо за отличный обзор, у меня тоже есть 540i, я доволен, что не ошибся покупая хускварну.

So simple. This one's easy to remember. Thanks!

I think this could also help steer a tree in a tight situation

Problem with having pol belt and life line above rigging sling is that if it’s a skinny part of the trunk and you get flung around due to a mistake or whatever from guy on rope you can get flung off and over the top of the trunk as your really close to your cut,I always go one above sling and one below sling,about a 1/2 foot below sling as iv never had a sling slide down on a choke off specially if you take 2 wraps around before choking off,the slight amount it does travel down dosnt seem to interfere with second pole strap

That is why good groundsman always eyes on the climber.

I will try this tomorrow. 🙂 Of course if you do not cut the notch strait, it can quickly become a lock that will prevent the tree from falling.. (If you look at it from the top and the angle is thicker in the direction it is supposed to fall..) \ / wrong - I I correct.

Wondering how much do you charge your client for that pruning work with this rigging system.

Another thing is how used to the saw you are. If you're just starting out, don't get a gigantic saw for trimming trees smaller than a soda can. I started on a Stihl MS180c. Ran that little sucker forever. Then I got a Stihl MS250. The first saw I actually used was a Stihl (Don't remember the exact number) Farmboss. I was smaller, Scrawny. The saw was heavy, it ended up running across my leg. Luckily I was wearing chaps. But that's when I got the MS180c and worked up to the Stihl MS 250. Used the 250 until it started feeling like I was cranking sand. I retired it.

You are an artist

Brilliant I don't need to cut down any trees but if I need to one day this will be so much better.

I have no idea why I was recommended this video, nor why I watched it, but it was fascinating all the same.

what common certificate do they need when working abroad ? ISA Certificate ? thx

Excellent Video Brother. What is the saw you used in this video; number?

Would a half hitch keeper work for negative rigging instead of a running bowline marl combo?

Pros do not do this. it tsmes more time more cslcukstions amd its .kre dangerkus fro property and persins. Plunge cuts add more risk to the task.

In a perfect world, but this is not practical

no es eficiente en términos de desgaste de herramienta y tiempo, lo que se hace en 3 cortes normalmente, este proceso requiere mas de 6 pasadas, no es practico, solo es practico y seguro para lugares sumamente estrechos donde el riesgo de destruir algo con la caída es de alto riesgo

Thx for the video. I will be assembling one over the next month I reckon. Great information🙌🎯💯

I too have been skeptical of the "home owner grade" pole pruners after moving up to Marvin/Jameson commercial grade pole pruners. This Fiskars Power Stroke pole pruner, however, is the Bomb. Everything you have said about it is spot on. This lightweight, well designed pruner can reach remarkedly high up into the canopy, especially when combined with a step ladder or tripod/orchard ladder. Thanks Dan for the recommendation!

Does anyody else climb with thier Zigzag on the left? This is the only thing stopping me from buying one as I presume it can only be installed 'right to left' over the union?

A bit more chainsaw and you'll have a 60ft 2x10!

Thank You so much for doing this comparison Dan. Been waiting on this for awhile now to help make my decision on buying this over the previous version.

It isn't the battery that makes the tool as good as it is. Husqvarna is using ancient technology at this point compared to Milwaukee or Dewalt. If they used a similar battery as Husky they would blow the Swedes out of the water.

I saw this method being used here in New England and was so impressed with how the trees fell and didn’t roll and it seems a lot more safer than the other methods. Thanks

That is some fancy tree-felling work.

His voice reminds me of Ridley Scott's. Not just the accent, but the cadence.

I tried this technique art home the other day ... the downstairs neighbours were not impressed.

WOW!

I have two 8.0 ones brand new, they're useless. Only ones I ever had issues witth

Correct, but a good and expensive saddle should be brought, even by beginners

My question, could this cut be used to lock down accurate felling direction?

Hi, I am so glad that I came across your video. I also have a chronic lyme disease, and I happe to be taken care of a very good medical doctor. I was initially treated with antybiotics and then she introduced Buhner'd protocol which is a combination of herbs against lyme. It works wonders and I strongly recommend it to everyone who suffers from chronic lyme disease ❤

what a lot of shit

Bullsnot. Show this on a tree that has a lot of lean and you're trying to get it to go anywhere from 90-180 degrees away from that lean. A nice big Maple with an offset canopy will also work nicely. Videos like this will get amateurs to smash their house.

This cut would eliminate a majority of chainsaw fail videos.

I think that I saw Lucy climb back up into the cedar tree as you were signing off at the end of the video.

I call it tree climbing lingerie at its finest. LOL

thanks for the info