(RAW) Removing two pines, with a brand new shed below them.

[@toddjacks8288]

Awesome job brother

[@ReallyTallTreeGuy]

Thanks

[@aaronworkman7122]

right at the beginning I was thinking, "why doesn't he just swing everything to the other tree?", then you said it too lol. Everyone has these days, your a badass climber stay safe!

[@Giang-bw5tq]

Các bạn mặt đất nhanh tay lên tập trung vào công việc nhiều hơn nửa, Chúc sức khỏe các bạn

[@SotTreeService]

when your flip line and zigzag get pitchy. what do you do to clean them. my flip line is the same as you have and now its becoming hard to get through the kimlar cam

[@mdb202316]

Teufelburger scrubba rope wash. I used it on all my gear.

[@SotTreeService]

@@mdb202316 does that work for the zigzag as well

[@ReallyTallTreeGuy]

Honestly, as far as staff goes on the flip line I-10 just keep using a flip line and eventually it isn't sticky anymore. I've never figured out an efficient way to wash one.

[@mdb202316]

@@SotTreeService I normally just use dawn dish soap in my zigzag or unicender. I try to get the big stuff off with a scraper and then scrub the crap out it. Don’t forget to lightly oil the parts again and let them dry completely.

[@ReallyTallTreeGuy]

As for getting pitch and sap off of the mechanical devices, I find that normal hand sanitizer works great with a Q-tip.

[@stuby2014]

I'm really surprised you don't strap and bundle 2,3 and even 4 pine branches together in a bundle.

[@ReallyTallTreeGuy]

I will if they are small enough and close enough together, but generally some of the pine limbs that we have here are a little bit larger than I'd rather sling together with multiple.

[@stuby2014]

@@ReallyTallTreeGuy What's up Really Tall?

[@calmur2824]

Man those are some hairy pines! What tree do you least enjoy climbing?

[@ReallyTallTreeGuy]

Either Mulberry or Bradford pear

[@Johnnyreengo]

@@ReallyTallTreeGuydogwoods are the worst