Some amazing rigging

[Jack]

Trivect Tree Rigging and Removal by Sherbrooke Tree Service (http://youtu.be/UqrXO91lqpw?hd=1)

[sotc]

Man, if I was single i'd be trying to move down there and learn a thing or thirty

[Bodean]

Taking the time to make some time. Rad.
Hat's off.

[flushcut]

Just beautiful!

[SouthSoundTree]

Amazing.

[CurSedVoyce]

Just awesome. Smooth as silk picks. Always top notch :thumbup:

[woodworkingboy]

Thanks for sharing that.

[cory]

They are on another level, wow.

[MasterBlaster]

They haven't done anything I haven't done, many times over. I love it when a piece just floats away!!!

[treesmith]

Would that be considered a "crane-less" crane job? :/:

[MasterBlaster]

Cranes are nice, but they can't always get to the work and then you've gotta go Old School.

Ropes! :rockon:

[gf beranek]

It's a blessing to have all those rigging points. It's what makes jobs like that possible.

I was nervous of that butt kicking off the cut and hitting Grahme. Went the other way and he probably planned it to do so. Still I would feel more comfortable having a line on that butt making sure it went the way it did.

Excellent work as usual. Got to admire that guy. And Angus is getting better with camera too.

[jasonsykes]

Where was this video shot?

[woodworkingboy]

Don't those guys work in Tasmania?

[pete mctree]

Southern Aus I think. Near Melbourne

Some smoooooooooooth work. It can be mentally harder with high priced targets not technically. Impressive though when the methods employed reduce the probability of damage to such an extent. I enjoyed watching there solution to a common problem albeit on a larger scale than I am used too

[Tommy_B]

Stunning stuff.

[Tree Reb]

Where was this video shot?

Pete's right, just north of Melbourne in the Dandenongs a really nice spot. Luckily the bush fires a couple of years ago missed the sanctuary. William Ricketts Santuary. (http://teachit.acreekps.vic.edu.au/cyberfair2002/Williamrickettssanctuary.htm)