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That tree is beat up. Looks beautiful when in leaf and its in the hot part of LA and shades the whole back yard- so the clients want to keep it for as long as possible. I have a feeling more limbs will fail and we'll keep cleaning them up until the tree just looks like crap. love nick

LIES!!! The words of the devil!!! love nick

In all honestly, it was faster to climb the tree and cut the limb that it would've been to get and install the PW. I was in the tree for maybe 3 minutes. love nick

The porty wouldn't have offered anything that justified walking to the truck to get it, install it, and put it back. It would've actually been used for what....10 seconds? love nick

It will work. I use it for a retrievable redirect and it works just fine. I'll check the links you posted right now. love nick

Snap is only like $30. I'm not following the description, Southsound. Draw a peechur and take a pic with the phone! love nick

I'm thinking about splicing a snap shackle like this one Onto the end of a rigging line. I could clip my fishing reel throwline on the pin of the shackle then lower the limb from up in the tree and then pull the throwline to release the shackle. I would be able to lower a few limbs without...

Just let it fall? And smash up them roses and the guava tree growing below? I would have none of that! As expected, the trunk wrap was too much friction. In retrospect I should've just done half a figure 8 around the two trunks. Would've allowed for easy adjustment of friction. Portawrap...

What could I do to clean up this process? <iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/flGXgCGBGRw?list=UUVkWHiNsd0qH_4pOal_u0eA" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> love nick