Those are some big promises!

Grasp the 16” and milk that ropeslack over it if you notice your struggling then ease up your trying to hard……:Hahahah alright . Pretty sure I will be using this voiceover next time I’m getting a hand job and every time after that til she no longer wants to do H.J. and then only B.J. !!!! Thanks cobra

Check out the cobra tree cabling system. They thought of this shock load problem and came up with a cool way to get around it. Pretty cool product, only downside is that it girdles the branches to secure the cable. Haven’t tried it personally but it looks legit 🤷🏻‍♂️

He said "foilage".... aaaa-hahahahahaha! Not an ISA Certified Arborist, is he..

Very informative, and where is that playground??????😃

Why are you systematicly use an woman for your videos ? This is Steel a man-job and have to steel like that.

Hi! Is there any system to hold a trunk which is broken and opened? The tree is a "Tipuana tipu" dap 60cm x 14 mt high. It has a well structured crown, and the cracking is in the middle below of the trunk. It would be a pitty to remove it because of its shadow at the entrance of a Club....but may be dangerous also if only trim the crown to reduce the weight. What would you suggest? I m trying to post the photo, but I can´t. Thanks a lot.

Hab die matrix vom kletterblatt gescannt Danke für das Video

Buenas, en el minuto 9:07 dice "en invierno", ¿no sería correcto "en verano"?

Is the insert of the shock absorber the only difference between static and dynamic installations? Would using a comealong to lightly pull codominant stems together be a good way to make a static installation taught? I just don't think hand tightening would be taught enough??

très bon video, mais le ton de voix est un peu endormant, merci du tuto

What's the loop for? Why not just stuff the end of the rope inside the rope and leave it there pulling out a little as the tree grows?

Super gut gemacht das Video. Könnte so auch für Schulungen genutzt werden.

Great video, but why no safety glasses!!

Please note that whenever the narrator is saying diameter, he actually is referring to circumference.

Nice video

Vorteile: - Eine cobra Kronensicherung lässt sich durch die Zuwachsreseve jederzeit an das Dickenwachstum eines Baumes anpassen und kann so mit dem Baum mitwachsen. - Da das Seil auch für die Montage am Ast verwendet wird, lässt sich der Ankerpunkt/ die Umschlingung individuell an den Durchmesser des Astes angepassen. Die Bevorratung unterschiedlicher Gurtlängen ist nicht erforderlich. - Das cobra System wird in der dynamischen Variante zusätzlich mit einem Ruckdämpfer ausgestattet. Dadurch wird die Dehnbarkeit/Dynamik der Kronensicherung unabhängig von der Verbindungslänge und der Seildehnung erhöht. Bei Lastspitzen (Fangstössen) wird dadurch die Belastung für den Baum und die Kronensicherung selbst, um bis zu 40% reduziert. Das macht das System sehr baumschonend und haltbar. Nachteile: - Bei sehr geringen Astabständen hat der Gurt leichte Vorteile bei der Montage. Hier muss cobra abweichend von der üblichen Montagemethode, beispielsweise mit einem End-Zu-End-Spleiss als Acht oder Rundschlinge, um die Äste gelegt werden. - Ein Doppelgurt lässt sich auch ohne Astgabel am Ast montieren. Das ist bei cobra nur bedingt möglich. Bei weiteren Fragen können Sie sich auch gerne telefonisch oder per E-Mail bei uns melden.

Was sind die Vorteile und Nachteile zum Gurtband..???

The torches you send in the kits are garbage. Send better ones or dont put them in at all. Otherwise it's a phenomenal product. Cheers

So by these instructions if the branch has any included bark you should always use the static system ?

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Hello, Where can I buy this system? Can you recommend an installer near New York, NY area? Thanks, [email protected]

at 5:30 when they said "determine the length of the anti abrasion hose which should be the diameter of the stem" did they actually mean the word "diameter" or did they mean to say the word "circumference". because i think they ment to use the word "circumference" . its a small technicallity but it obviously makes a big difference. because the anti abrasion hose if only the length of the diameter then it wont even go half the circufernece and the rope will rub and then there would be no room for growth in diameter cause the extra leghtn of the anti abrasion hose would already be un accomidating. right?????????? damn it. >:(

In order to avoid the second case it is important to splice the cobra in a adaquate distance from the stem. The distance between stem and splice should be the half of the diameter of the stem (see 06:15 in the video). If you follow both recommendations then cobra will not ingrow and will prove that is a technology that helps arborists to preserve old trees. Finally I will offer you and anybody out there to contact us in case of a problem because we only may help you if we know your problem.

In order to avoid the first case we recommend an periodic inspection in accordance with the German Tree Care Standard „ZTV Baumpflege“ and the American ANSI A300 (Part 3)-2006 (see page 27 ‚34’). In practice a inspection every 1-3 years (depending on the condition of the tree) has been proved as sufficient. If the inspection points out an close-fitting anchor loop then the connection can be easily adjusted to the secondary growth of the branch by releasing the growth reserve loop a bit.

I guess with ‚killed’ you mean ‚killed by ingrowth’, don’t you? If so then it is sad to hear that a cobra has ingrown. This may happen for two reasons. Firstly when a cobra was not inspected during its service life and secondly when the cable had been spliced to close to the stem.

Unfortunately I deleted a post of peter hamilton =( and found out that I can not restore it. But here is it as a copy from the KZbin e-mail I got "Recently I removed a Cobra system that was killing both codominant stems of a magnificent heirloom red oak. It's a nice idea but remains a candidate technology as far as I'm concerned..."

The 'best' time to install a cobra tree cabling is when an arborist is up in the tree for pruning because this reduces the effort. But else I would say that spring and summer would be a good time to install cobra because after foliation the branches are the farthest apart from one another. This makes it easier to install the cable with the proper length. In Winter you need to install cobra wih more slack.

When would you say the best time of the year is to carry out this operation?

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