Nicely done Lawrence. I always appreciate you "veteran" climbers posting up videos that give a commentary and some insight to the setup you are working with. So much to learn from in videos like this. Thanks for taking the time to shoot and post it up along with all the "fun" you were having in the tree. 😉 Keep yourself safe young fella! 😎👍❤️🌲 Randy
Continue these type of videos with explanations they're helpful and why you do things the way you do, you're experience and knowledge will help other arborist learn to be better. Thank you for these tips & tricks
Knot eagle I love the double dutch it's quite a good thought to have an insurance policy I have been doubledutch rigging for a very long time itworks Safety First
I’ve always loved watching your rigging and it was cool having you aside explaining your thoughts and methods……. Btw that was baaaaaarely a mistake, it was almost like coming in too short on a face and having to cut out another lil slice. Nice job Lawrence
I love it when guys include their 'mistakes', as minor as some like this one may be. With increasing complexity, you know minor issues will happen all the time. It is also nice to see you still get to do complex rigging, even in the great outdoors of California.
Great work. Great teamwork. With those bigger Salami cuts are you making a small under cut first a few inches below the main cut? Or is that just breaking off a few inches below naturally? Thanks again for your knowledge and your videos.
Very complex rigging! Great job! I noticed you were using 2 rope runners in an MRS configuration, and then you switched one to a hitch climber pulley. Can you explain why you made the switch? I really appreciate your skill set, and for taking the time to share this material! Thanks Lawrence!