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Reg Coates RU-vid Channel currently depicts how it is to work in Tree Service industry in Victoria BC. Check out our website: rctree.ca
Schoem Lake, Vancouver Island
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2 месяца назад
Small Woodchipper Review. 18 months
27:17
3 месяца назад
WATCH 65 meter TREE cut-down in 5 minutes
4:22
6 месяцев назад
A Dangerous and Awkward Tree Job
42:55
6 месяцев назад
200ft Monster Fir Tree take down
12:13
7 месяцев назад
Another Dead Tree Take Down
22:58
11 месяцев назад
Solo Tree Rigging
20:23
Год назад
Rotten Tree....safe to climb ?
18:36
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Trees, Cranes and Chainsaws
31:38
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Tree Cutting with a Bad Tooth
37:33
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Kings Peak. West Coast Beauty
17:33
2 года назад
Big Dead Fir Tree, Take down
17:11
2 года назад
180ft Grand fir. Its coming down
17:26
2 года назад
Nasty little Tree
18:59
2 года назад
Tree Falling - Slow and Steady
14:43
3 года назад
Tree Rigging - Skinny Tops
3:40
3 года назад
One Man Tree Service - Falling logs !
16:36
3 года назад
Dead Tree, Coming down
40:31
3 года назад
Комментарии
@davidguillermovelez2138
@davidguillermovelez2138 5 часов назад
piece of art !!! master of his craft !!! keep it safe and let it run !!
@jasrak221
@jasrak221 День назад
Thanks for explaining your steps and the commentary at the end showed your concern for anyone that is thinking that tree work is as easy as you professionals make it look. I am an older man that out of necessity have had to learn and because of a handful of true teachers like yourself I have been made aware of issues that I might run into and that has kept me on point. This week I will be taking on a huge tree with a bucket lift and needed real advice about zip lining away from power lines, my neighbor’s house and fences. so again, I say thank you for the effort you put into keeping someone safe. (well, as safe as one can in a profession that isn't safe)
@tonysaourn9220
@tonysaourn9220 День назад
Dangerous job ever alot of tree trimmer dies and injured on job.
@Frontireadventures
@Frontireadventures 5 дней назад
That's cool. No matter how technically advanced we are at cutting or climbing....you can't get away from brush lugging. Anything to get it out of the backyard and save your back and time is ingenious.
@harmonicliving3507
@harmonicliving3507 5 дней назад
Woah OMG that's crazy
@matteswe
@matteswe 7 дней назад
You mentioned Fred Dibna "Did ya like that?". Amazing cause his work was very similar and I've watched all his videos. I'm an arborist too but will never be on your level (in whatever way you interpret the word).
@echostreeservice
@echostreeservice 8 дней назад
A solo negative rigging workflow, thought you might enjoy: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0ZjAJYkLenQ.html
@Eddie-w4q
@Eddie-w4q 8 дней назад
And all that standing on your hooks ! It'll catch up to you friend ! I know
@johnnymoxham-oo9jr
@johnnymoxham-oo9jr 9 дней назад
Bloody brilliant job. Thanks for posting this 👌
@sweeney69728
@sweeney69728 11 дней назад
How much would a job like this pay I can only imagine great work and fair play that is some crazy height
@SpaceCowboy-u7j
@SpaceCowboy-u7j 11 дней назад
This is actually more dangerous than most people think. A fall from that high could kill a person. A lot of the people in these videos are professionals.
@vaidotasmakarevicius8127
@vaidotasmakarevicius8127 12 дней назад
You are my hero.watched this 3 years ago and probably why I’m in business off this ❤
@plantbaserecipe
@plantbaserecipe 12 дней назад
I admire your technique. You take minimal risk and patient. I have 4 huskys looking into the cordless. What do you recommend? Thank You for sharing!
@chubbychase2502
@chubbychase2502 13 дней назад
Thanks, thats the video i needed to hear and watch.
@belowfray5251
@belowfray5251 14 дней назад
Excellent, thank you.
@TravisEscobar-m4c
@TravisEscobar-m4c 14 дней назад
The elimination of another rope by throwing a bowlin on the raid end of the clove was an awsome tip and trick. Thanks for the video.
@TravisEscobar-m4c
@TravisEscobar-m4c 14 дней назад
*Tail
@paulroberts117
@paulroberts117 16 дней назад
What drone model do you use..? In Australia I brought a dji mini2 to do the exact same thing you’re doing but in Australia after buying it the drone absolutely will not fly beyond very limited set limits if outside of full cell phone service… which all national parks are… it’s a con.
@Recoates
@Recoates 14 дней назад
@paulroberts117 it's a dji mavick. Probably haven't used it since this vid, so I'm not even sure it still works. The drones were great novelty at first, just for what you get to see, but it soon wears off, especially when the government starts creating laws and regulations.
@cubatime72
@cubatime72 16 дней назад
Some say that Reg has never smiled, that he doesn't know how.
@joedunwell7612
@joedunwell7612 16 дней назад
Hey Reg, I’ve been following your work and career since I started tree work. I’m originally from Bristol UK. I’m now living in Australia, and have been here for over 7 years. I’ve been running my own show here for 2 years now, supporting my young family. Things can be tough sometimes, the stresses of staff and looking after everyone. But I find real solace and inspiration in your videos, they always level me back out and make me proud of the hard work and passion I’ve put into what I do over all these years. Just wanted to say thank you for everything you have done for the industry and for other climbers like me in similar situation. You’re a constant inspiration to keep going and being the best you can be. Hope everything is going well for you and your family out there. Thanks once again mate. J
@Recoates
@Recoates 14 дней назад
@joedunwell7612 Thanks Joe. Good luck with your business. Just remember that if you are not seeing a decent profit and savings by now, then something is wrong and needs to be changed.
@foskco87
@foskco87 16 дней назад
Me and 2 friends also got stranded on the river bank trying to get down to the Carmanah Giant. We had turned back after getting to the canyon and ran out of daylight and were not prepared to spend the night, but we managed. I couldn't imagine having to do it on my own. We came to the conclusion that it was nearly impossible to get to it from that way. There is no trail that goes all the way down and you have to wade back and forth across the creek. We got to Carmanah Canyon and couldn't figure out a way around it. It is a legit canyon. The forest is so thick in some areas that it would take us like an hour to go a couple hundred metres. Carmanah is a truly one of kind place. You get a special feeling there that you won't feel anywhere else.
@ROGERWALDMAN
@ROGERWALDMAN 18 дней назад
LOVE THAT PORTAWRAP ! WHAT DO YOU CALL THAT GADGET ! GREAT IF YOU CANT GET A CRANE TO IT OR HAVE A GREEN HORN ON THE GROUND !
@svensalomon9121
@svensalomon9121 18 дней назад
Respekt! Nice Job !!
@MrIDGAF-kw9pg
@MrIDGAF-kw9pg 19 дней назад
Bruh hit a flat from prolly 150ft with a 18ft piece lmao I’m done and give up on life of climbing
@bigtecch
@bigtecch 24 дня назад
wow! that's incredible
@daniel_913
@daniel_913 28 дней назад
Man I love your work ethic, and I have also done and still do tree work alone, but the conclusion I have come to is that it is so worth just paying a groundy to take on half of the work. Doing all of this in the tree then coming down to a load of brash to chip and a clean up on your own is a big job. I know, because I have also done it. I am 39 now and it's gets bloody hard. Working solo is a young boys game. It just shows you that doing tree work alone is possible.
@harmonicliving3507
@harmonicliving3507 29 дней назад
Wooooooah!
@chrisb4419
@chrisb4419 29 дней назад
Judging by the way you raw dog that poison oak @02:00 , I assume you aren't allergic? Best as always, hats off, Reg
@JohnVander70
@JohnVander70 Месяц назад
Zero flash, all cash, love your work Reg.
@ДмитрийНеуймин-с9н
Опасная работа.👍👍👍👍
@WAHLS_arbor
@WAHLS_arbor Месяц назад
Hello Reg. Ive watched this video many times, whats most admirable is ypur patience. That is the next step once youve mastered the work, being calm and taking your time. I struggle with just wanting it done. Keep posting man!
@carlnash9293
@carlnash9293 Месяц назад
Great job not nice feeling I bet getting to the next one make me nervous at 80ft well done 👍
@jasonturney
@jasonturney Месяц назад
Do Canadians fart
@sarmintenrealme4372
@sarmintenrealme4372 Месяц назад
😅😮😢
@travb8670
@travb8670 Месяц назад
Hey does anybody know the name of the device that the rope is wrapped around from the main tree to slowly lower it to the ground?that solid steel or metal shiny speed reducer I need it’s actual name please to but one,,,😊
@ArboristWE1714-A
@ArboristWE1714-A Месяц назад
I've been contemplating fabricating a receiver on my Bandit 200 UC for my PCW 5000 and I see you set one up already. Sweet!!!
@prairiemushroom
@prairiemushroom Месяц назад
Reg do you have a source for chipper blades? Can't seem to find them lately and PA isn't in stock it seems. Maybe this'd be a product line for a small machine shop to start milling these blades 'cuz these chippers are everywhere? Any info appreciated. really like your "crawler".
@Recoates
@Recoates Месяц назад
@prairiemushroom if you are in Canada, look up Range Road Enterprises. Look for and then click on their webstore tab. Type chipper blades in the search box. You want a set of blades to fit the chipper model RR403. Different machine than the PA model, but the same blades.
@prairiemushroom
@prairiemushroom Месяц назад
Reg thanks for the info very much - have been in touch with Jonah there at Ranger Road and he has another order of RR 403 knives due in after Thanksgiving (2024) sometime. The RR 403 blades are a match for the PA chipper as well as the model RR 403 that Range Road sells. The chips are smaller than towbehind chippers and are really great for gardeners. This winter I have to work on the discharge chute to see if I can get it directed more into a green recycle bin kind of setup without making so much of a mess. Being able to move the chipper to the job in a small backyard, maybe european style, has saved hours of brush dragging and cleanup so far. And if you're ever in Lacombe, AB (where Range Road is) check out the restaurant Cilantro and Chive - great food and super people. Cheers mate and thanks again.
@prairiemushroom
@prairiemushroom 23 дня назад
Reg had another thought - I found that the chipper blade bolts are bit easier to loosen if you grind off a bit of a spare socket bottom (flatten it) used just for these bolts. A lot of sockets have a flare or indent on the bottom - not an issue for standard thickness bolt heads but a squeeker for these shallow bolt heads. Also perhaps penetrating oil is your friend. I find the grease nipple behind the belt cover on mine is a pain to get at. Aluminum infeed chute to save weight?
@sharkusvelarde
@sharkusvelarde Месяц назад
A lot of ass busting! 😮
@Joey10toes
@Joey10toes Месяц назад
I'm unsure how the tree didn't fall down from the weight of your balls
@EZ4U2Say11
@EZ4U2Say11 Месяц назад
Im getting vertigo just watching this cant do it bye bye
@andreystankov9257
@andreystankov9257 Месяц назад
Thank you, Reg. Great video as always! Why did you decide to use a vertical Zipline for this tree? In order to keep cut parts from flying apart? It's seemingly enough space in the drop zone on the ground. Thank you.
@Recoates
@Recoates Месяц назад
@andreystankov9257 sloping ground. We didn't want then cartwheeling on impact and then gouging the asphalt
@AndreLuiz-gk1mf
@AndreLuiz-gk1mf Месяц назад
Good job and great filming.
@boyse69
@boyse69 Месяц назад
Have you designed it to hook up to your other trolley via a towing hitch Reg. Stein Arbor-Trolley. - Philip Knutsford
@danbradley6553
@danbradley6553 Месяц назад
Me wanty !!
@corywadedavis
@corywadedavis Месяц назад
Any updates on the climbing device?
@Recoates
@Recoates Месяц назад
@@corywadedavis look for my answer to the same question by kingslew1866
@tonysdailygrind2162
@tonysdailygrind2162 Месяц назад
Hell ya man! That’s a nice setup.
@sporranheid
@sporranheid Месяц назад
Spectacular scenery.
@sporranheid
@sporranheid Месяц назад
Nifty. 👍
@metzgerbass
@metzgerbass Месяц назад
Super dig it. Very nice
@ringofiremfg
@ringofiremfg Месяц назад
Love the idea. I work by myself a lot. Thats huge stack!!
@scottmagruder9157
@scottmagruder9157 Месяц назад
Please tell me it's at least 8k plus job?
@Recoates
@Recoates Месяц назад
Factor in travel, accommodation, food, and the complexity of the job....then yes, considerably more.