Dealing with large canopies on felled or fallen trees carries with it a high level of risk which can cause injuries or in worst cases fatalities to operators within the Forestry and Arboriculture industry. Main aspect to take into account is the canopy and stem rolling causing crush injuries. When dealing with larger trees planning is the most important part to remember. Stage removal of the canopy is the safest method to deal with the tree. If machinery is available to aid with the process of crown breakdown the task will be made easier but uncontrolled movement can still occur. I don’t personally have an arb digger and grab so I adopt the use of a winch to secure the stem and also in this case I use the winch to roll the stem in stages to bring the branches and stems down to a safer working level. Always take time plan the operation and continually re-assess the condition and position of the tree as you work through the process. STIHL Portable Winch
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Forestry and Arboriculture Training providers based in the heart of Warwickshire. Wood chipper / stump grinder training. Powered winch training.
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What a great combo these two machines are. The newly released MS260C battery chainsaw from Stihl and the new PCW6000 portable winch. Both machines run on the Stihl AP battery range.
I will release a video giving a full run down on the battery range which the new winch will function on. Portable Winch STIHL STIHL
Unboxing of the new MSA260 C battery saw from STIHL . Thank you to Stihl for sending this through to me. Looking forward to putting into use tomorrow in the woods.
Just back from a great few days in the forestry of north wales training windblown trees. I finally got the chance to see my friend’s fantastic little forwarder in action. The alstor is designed to carry the weight but leave very little to no trace on the ground which is ideal for sensitive forestry and woodland sites.
Project iconic raffle is now live. The year long project to create 4 pieces of iconic hardware from the Arb industry all in rope. The pieces will be on display at this years APF forestry show at Ragley hall in September. For your chance to win follow the link in my bio. Proceeds from the raffle go to the The Air Ambulance Service in supporting their life saving work. The air ambulance service cover the huge area of Northamptonshire, Warwickshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Rutland. Best of luck to all who enter the raffle and we look forward to seeing you at the APF. STEIN Products Limited Notch Equipment Petzl Forestry Journal
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De-tensioning and re-tensioning of pull cord on a Stihl 261. The method shown will work on most pull cord cases for nearly any machine. This video also includes one very important check which a lot of videos don’t include, final check to make sure we have not over tensioned the internal band spring. STIHL
The petzl zig zag in rope is complete. This is a major part of project iconic which brings together 4 iconic pieces of hardware from the Arboriculture industry. Petzl
The complete Hitch climber pulley system made in rope. This will be on display as part of project iconic at this year APF forestry show this September at Ragley Hall. Project iconic, is a year long project creating pieces of hardware from the Arboriculture industry all in rope. All the pieces will be raffled off to raise money for my local air ambulance charity Your Local Air Ambulance
The first short use of the new APW 6000 portable winch after training today. Really looking forward to the potential this machine has going on how this preformed. The APW 6000 winch runs on the AP batteries from STIHL . Watch this space for more videos and info.
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