Crane Issues Lead to Climbing Thrills: A Day of Adaptation

[@sylviaprudhomme5417]

That was exciting to the rnd. Great job❤❤❤❤❤

[@janhouse1690]

That was quite the tree to take down, with so many intertwined branches. Good job!

[@CondominioVillaRavenna]

Today was very hard work and time consuming..... and as always a great job....😍🥰 Sandra

[@kennyrmurray]

Nice job as usual! You had me on the edge of my chair a couple times walking out on those limbs lol. I love that double ended flip line I shoulda got one of those. I also got the unicender but I see everybody uses the zig zag mostly. I almost got that one but I liked the mid line attachable which I’ll probably never need. I only do tree work a couple times a year but I love it! I’m a self employed plumbing and heating by trade for 27 years now. I’d love to climb and get better at it than to do plumbing anymore. I have a few more big pines at my vacation property in the Adirondacks that have to come down and do some small side jobs on Long Island NY. Anyway keep it up I love your videos! Thanks

[@kennyrmurray]

Oh where are you located anyway?

[@kennyrmurray]

Do you have to get permits to remove trees from peoples property?

[@robertagonzalescali]

Good afternoon. Having my afternoon coffee watching ur vid, here in Cali. It seems u do more work than the ground crew. 😮Be careful up there and tc. Have a great day. 😊

[@Giang-bw5tq]

Các bạn mặt đất hãy nhanh tay lên, Chúc các bạn nhiều sức khỏe

[@geoffreygreen297]

Great job, per usual.

[@veteransowhat5669]

Climbing is better for you physical body and mental health......

[@natebacon9297]

You ever thought about getting a 500i?

[@Dossantos1013]

As we speak I’m getting sleepy watching this. Too slow man