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Good post, Rhino...well stated.

I think he was but I assumed he was asking for input on how to approach it. As said by others...low, slow, consistent, safe, etc.

Good recapitulation, Bermy. That is precisely my understanding of the situation. When I think "production climber" I think of Rich, Reg, Jed, August, BOTS...guys that make their living being in a tree MOST of the time. I am certainly not that guy...don't climb and cut often enough to be that...

I bet he will be able better to hoss a big saw around than me...I hate when I have to take the MS290 up a tree. I cringe when I see some of you with a monster saw doing takedowns. I avoid those big takedowns that have to be chunked down. It always amazes me to see Reg doing some of his...

Dave - DMc's - question is what i thought of, too. Also, safe and efficient treework is about optimal work positioning. Pruning demands some interesting positions to get to difficult spots.