SPEEDLINE OVER HOUSE, Drone, Chainsaws = Super fun Cedar tree removal 

Thank you bro, I really appreciate you kind words, it's a great feeling when people like yourself give these kind of comments after seeing or hearing about the Lyme issue. Thank you

@@ClimbingArborist would it make a precautionary vid Dan? Wasn't aware you'd been bitten, get well quick dude...👊

@@turtlezed I'm not speaking for Climbing Aborist, but my wife was bitten and diagnosed about 30yrs ago when they knew even less. Precautions are check for ticks everyday, any weird rashes (the typical bullseye doesn't always happen), if you start to feel sluggish, brain not working right, or a sore joint that comes and goes or moves (like your left ankle is sore, then goes away, then right knee) get tested. The earlier you catch it, the better off you are. Treatment is just antibiotics (usually doxycyclin) but make sure you take the full course and if the Doc is smart, it will be longer than the CDC (in the US) recommends. The little buggers are hard to kill, vulnerable for a short time in their lifecycle. Even after treatment you can have symptoms for a long time, usually you just feel sluggish/slow. Common sense for anyone in the industry would probably be get tested once a year. Symptoms start to show up a couple weeks after getting bitten, most first tests are inconclusive so you can go a month or two before testing positive. Smart docs will start treatment on a "possible" instead of waiting for a positive. It's not a fun thing to catch: if treated early and strongly, you minimize any after effects, if you ignore it, you can have severe problems. @Climbing Arborist: take care of yourself, don't over do it. Sorry if this was long and sounding "know it all".

Thanks bro, I appreciate the kind words

Thanks dude, we appreciate the awesome comment!!

Thank you so much for you kind words, that really means a lot. Climb safe bro...

Thanks dude, I really do appreciate you comments on both the video and on my health, I'm currently doing well managing my health which means I can get back to doing what I love.

Thanks for the comment Keith, we really appreciate your kind words

🤣 Hawthorn, the worst, that feeling when the thorn pierced the skin

Thanks Joseph, I really appreciate your comment.

Thanks dude, appreciate your comment. 👍 All the wood was being moved in the coming days, neighbours were taking it.

@@ClimbingArborist Stay safe brother 👊

​@@noglobe4105 You too...

Send me some pics, email or social media if you make the ascender, I love seeing them

I sent some to the climbing arborist Facebook, works awesome!! Thanks!

If we had a second grounds man we would have had the chipper there, but with only one on the ground we needed to keep the job flowing so couldn’t chip until the end

Thanks bro, , I really appreciate your comment.

Thanks dude, appreciate your comment. Never stop learning... 👍

It's the best, I always ask now because in our area a lot of people want the wood or their neighbours do.

Appreciate your comment, I’m not a huge fan of just music on tree videos, I like to try and tell a story with the communication of the team. But music seemed a good fit for some parts without much talking. I have another video to release soon that will have music but I’m struggling to find the right piece to fit

Climbing Arborist it’s tough to find something that fits considering RU-vid copyright policy. I’m now having my brother produce the music in my videos. Fiver is also a good option. It’s custom so you can get just what you want.

Thanks for the kind comments dude 🤙 We are constantly striving to be safer, especially as other new arborist May watch and pick things up from the video, we don’t want it on our conscience that we may have promoted bad work practices

I know some instructors that are very impressed with your working practice and their the kind that are hard to please when it comes to safety so I wouldn’t worry about passing on bad practice. Your making a good impression in the uk amongst the community. I learn tons from your vids. I never had a mentor when I first started climbing about 6 years ago so your vids are a massive help for the little details that are not really cover when going through college. Your a real asset to the arb industry. Thanks 👍

It is a great view, we are very lucky

This job is a lot of fun, a lot of the time

Cheers Tom, really appreciate the kind words🤙

Thank you 🙏

Thanks bro, really appreciate your kind words

You and me both! Thanks!

Thank you, I really appreciate your comment. The battery Husqy saw is the bomb, I use that thing almost everyday

He is the man 👍

@earthly firefly5 🤔 Laying down the law of Deez Nutz!

Thanks dude, appreciate your comment. 👍 We are always striving to be as safe as possible, promote those same safe work practices and have a good plan to make the job run smoothly.

Thank you 👍

Thanks, that is a huge compliment, if you make anything look easy that isn't, you are doing something right

It’s our pleasure, thanks for watching and commenting

To clear cedar or cedar it's self?

Thanks mate

Thanks dude, appreciate your comment. 👍 Yeah that is exactly what it does, it's a great technique when you need to pull the branches round in a certain direction to avoid the getting stuck etc...

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Thanks! I really appreciate your comments😁

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Thanks dude, appreciate your comment. 👍 I can not rave about the 536 enough, I use it at every opportunity

Thanks dude, I appreciate you comment :)

Cheers bro, drones make everything on film look awesome

Hey Reg, cheers mate, that was a really fun job for both mark (groundsman) and I. Business is going great, carving my own little niche here in Van. How’s business over the water? Were you at the TCI? I didn’t see you ...

Really appreciate the comment, cheers bro!! 🤙

Thanks dude, really appreciate your kind words

Thanks for your comment Josh, really appreciate it

Cheers dude, That's exactly what i'm doing, making a promo video for the homepage of my tree company website. I'll never have to compete on price for a job again 😂

Thanks Shawn, you're very thoughtful, luckily I'm managing it ...

you havnt watched laranceshultz i take...

@@mink33 u bet i did. Love Lawrence Schultzs viss also. But the work behind this one is sweet.

Really truly appreciate your kind words Richard. As you can obviously tell, a lot went into the production of this one and we are super proud of the result

@@ClimbingArborist yes men impressive production. And inspiring use of the speed line.

Thanks Keith, We are lucky to have incredible views most days here

Guillaume R. Nice, I thought the only French speaking lumber jacks were in Canada lol. Subbed your channel.

Thanks for the kind comments dude 🤙

Perfect weather, healthy, straight Red Cedar......🤔...... balls of steel left at home on top of dresser - only needed the aluminum ones today...🙄

Cheers big man! I miss you, never mind speed lining... maybe a long weekend to LA is in order next year

@@ClimbingArborist well we gooltta bed for you!!!

Nice

Thanks bro, this is my favourite one I've created so far, hopefully more to come like this

Thanks bro, appreciate the nice comments

The bluetooth communication has changed our world for working

Thanks for the kind comments dude 🤙

Nathan Smith North Yorkshire bro, glad you got some inspiration from the video

South Yorkshire here. North York’s moors beautiful mate Keep on putting the content out

Thanks for the kind comments dude 🤙

@@ClimbingArborist thank you climbing safe

Thanks dude, appreciate your comment. 👍

Cheers buddy 😁

Haha, yeah probably crying that the Stihl just gets left on the ground on the subs bench

Thanks dude, appreciate your comment. 👍

Thanks Tom 🙏

Thanks for the kind comments dude 🤙

Thanks dude, appreciate your comment. 👍

You too bro!

Thanks bro, really appreciate your kind words

Cheers buddy

Yeah, the Sena is so important so you have clear communication with the ground guy for a rigging job like this, there were a few ones that came off like a Tesla that's for sure, we are always learning....

Cheers dude, really appreciate the comment 👍

The crew you work with or employ, is the most important part of running a great tree business in my book

Thanks for the kind comments dude 🤙