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No worries, mate. It's always safer to tie in, by whatever method, when working on a roof.

Hi sawman. I wasn't tied in. At 4-12 pitch and clean comp shakes, it had good traction.

And we were. Butch...After the cottonwood, we went back to the house that had the hemlock on it in the above video. Had to take out four 9-18" maple trunks that had foliage over the house., with the main tree right behind.... I set a rigging line in a small codom--It was not strong.....After mid...

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Pat has great balance and was fine with that hemlock ride. good time to let go of the saw. It's surely happened to me more than a few times. Hence why I'll always use a saw lanyard. As far as the cottonwood swing.... all those little pieces that his line broke free were acceptably small---- for...

Such as? Me not wearing chaps? Patrick taking a ride? He was prepared for that.....but wasn't sure the butt would stay in place, thus he didn't lanyard into it. I knew it wouldn't move much, as I had it securely rigged. The cottonwood in my next vid was a whole different ball game...... I don't...

I'm been chilling it for months...not very motivated to work all the time... some nagging injuries, sore spots..... at 66, I can't go all day every day the way i could when I was a whipper snapper...damn it.... Anyhow, the first is of a small hemlock which landed on a house. Lots of trees...