Standing Up A Limb/part II

[MasterBlaster]

I noticed on another "tree forum" I'm getting bashed for posting these pics a while back. There's a fat 'lil wannabe climber there that has a problem with my lack of a pie cut and since he can't see it, he also lambastes me for not having a second tie in.

Well, I did have a second tie in and I used no backcut because I wanted to stand the limb straight up before releasing it. I don't blame the boy for thinking like he does cuz all he does is palm trees.

Anyhow, I just like the pics.

 

[rumination]

Those are cool photos. I've never done any crane work before, but I would assume you'd need a smooth operator (ha!) to do that sort of thing.


As far as criticism goes, I'm just happy to see that you're wearing your head protection.

 

[okietreedude]

hey butch, is your second tie in on that stub your holding onto in the end? I thought i saw a rope around it in the first pics.

 

[MasterBlaster]

Yep, I had slung my lanyard around it.

 

[Koa Man]

I don't ALWAYS t.i.t. In those photos I would feel 100% safe just using the climbing line.

 

[lumberjack]

I normally use a notch for standing limbs up, but I don't have to and on small angle change like that, I wouldn't worry about it.

With an asymetrical load that is trying to twist the pic off the stub I'd find it more important.

 

[Paul B]

Those are cool photos. I've never done any crane work before, but I would assume you'd need a smooth operator (ha!) to do that sort of thing.


As far as criticism goes, I'm just happy to see that you're wearing your head protection.

I think this guy (Rumi's pic)watches CNN: Satellite returning to earth, on IT'S terms

 

[MasterBlaster]

I don't ALWAYS t.i.t. In those photos I would feel 100% safe just using the climbing line.

I hear ya, I'm the same way. The snag was keeping me pulled to the side in the position I wanted.

 

[Mr. Sir]

I stand limbs up like that all the time and I hardly ever use a notch. On the rare occassion that I do notch it, the crane guy usually gives me a hard time for taking so long to make the cut.

 

[oldirty]

, the crane guy usually gives me a hard time for taking so long to make the cut.

how about when you ask them if they want a snap cut or a straight to the boom cut and they yell at you to.....

"JUST CUT THE FUCKN THING"!!!

thanks pal. lol



solid cut on that crane pick and pics from that crane job MB. good stuff.

 

[SteveBullman]

nowt wrong with that at all