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Guess I'll never get certified. Oh well.

No offence dude but you really need to lose weight. Get on the cardio and eat your vegetables and protein and your climbing with improve massively as well as your fitness. Your lack of breath is a sign of how unfit you are.

...extremely entertaining! YES! I enjoyed it!

...but then towards the end; I see a potbellied guy scooting up the palm tree. I don't understand 🤔

Easily my a**!😅 I think you would have to be in pretty fabulous shape to be able to do that! Don't I wish...

Thanks for another informative video. My Protos doesn't have the ANSI sticker, and the glasses are integrated. Do the glasses have to be separate? I feel like I would have to buy a cheaper helmet just to pass tech. I also remove all the labels and heat shrink from my eye splices. It doesn't thread through climbing hardware with those on.

No safety feature can stop the flywheel that drives the chipping blades to a full stop instantly. Being safely lazy or in a hurry is the cause of most accidents.

Great video, but the click bait on this one is a little ridiculous. Did I miss the fatal mistake?

shut the fuck up while he is explaining

Hello mr bino i had a question in 3/4" tenex rope with the notch thimle at the end is 16' could i use a prusik cord to descend down a palm tree and could a blakes be worth it instead onn a longer rope but same material and thickness just 100 feet better to start with?

As an OSHA competent person, I go overboard, but my PPE is unchallenged. Miners boots because full shank protection and full metatarsal guard is essential to me. I only wear Pfanner helmets and a full face screen via polycarbonate. I always have VOX capability with every man on my crew. I always have a JHA. Be smart: live longer than your job.

Seems like Tree Chipper should be banned because its too dangerous...

What about Blake's hitch

Thanks Bino, stay Awesome!

I have never seen that baseball style hard hat ..strange ..

Love my protos....they do get hot though..the others you gotta add on to...i do like buckingham top ones with those goggles .but again its very face saveing haveing the sheild..on protos. Cant believe how many times its saved face injuries..or how i worked decades with out one...as you get around 50 years old you learn real quickly buying gear MONEY IS NOT PRIORITY JUST GET THE PROPER GEAR IVE SPENT ABOUT A GOOD 6 THOUSAND EASY JUST ON SADDLE S GEAR CLIMB GEAR SPURS .CLIMB LINES..AND GADGETS..AND A NEW GRCS WITH TRUCK MOUNT AND ALL THE PARTS PLUS MAKITA DRILL .WAS ABOUT 5800.00 BUCKS ...OLDER YOU GET MORE TOOLS THE BETTER ..THANK GOD ..PROVIDED ME WITH USED MINI SKID ..ANOTHER 11.000.00 ...AND INSURANCE IS ABOUT 700.00 A MONTH PLUS YEARLY PREMIUMS OF 2000.00 OR SO..AND INLAND MARINE INSURANCE..PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY GENERAL LIABILITY INSURANCE COVERAGE. PLUS BEING BONDED IS 500 A YEAR..WICH BASICALLY COVERS THEFT..WITHOUT THAT YOU CANT DO JOBS FOR SAY THE STATE OR PARKS..THEN I HAVE TO PAY COMMERCIAL TAGS AND COMMERCIAL AUTO 350.00 MONTH FOR 2 TRUCKS AND TRAILERS..ITS REDICULOUS....ive been sick deadly sick and havent barley done any trees not becoming i dont have work but being sick solo...and iys now 1000 degrees outside

Good stuff Bino, Happy Father's Day!

These videos are great Bino. It helps individuals like myself prepare for the ISA test 😊

At frame 1:54:24, Richard Mumford explains how to tie a running alpine butterfly around the throw line. ruclips.net/video/eXHxdOGhJS8/видео.html

Hey Bino, can you make a video explaining which knots can be used for what?

Would it be possible to make the tail longer and do 2 clove Hitches just because?

on the first method, could i use a sling runner with caribiners ? Thanks Bino, great advice .

We should meet up and do a collaborate video. We could talk about the differences in our content ideas. Future of tree work. New tech versus old tech. I’m so old school and you are all about the tech. I still prefer a taught line hitch over a Blakes hitch. Why? Because I’m so fluid with my knot. I work with the slippage and light touch. I have a Rope Runner but hardly ever use it. Thoughts? You could even call me “grandpa”😊 Where do you live? Blair

Thank YOU BINO!

Thank you brother bino much appreciated all the knowledge thank you 4 takin the time Makin all the videos

Thank you for sharing.

The tool you didnt use that ive found extremely helpful is a Sawzall with a 6, 8, or 10-inch blade.

If you weren't climbing srs and instead preferred mrs when you isolated that branch with the throw line you can set your friction saver from the ground bag goes on the small ring side and the other end connected to the bag goes through the larger ring as long as you have the branch isolated it'll travel to the crotch pull so the friction saver goes through the crotch then release slack bag comes down and then send your line and as long as you pull it through the bag side you'll also be able to remove it from the ground. When your dealing with friction savers think bullet holes smaller to bigger! Hope this helps I learned it on youtube and have used it countless times

I have learned so much from your channel. Thank You for taking time to explain in depth! Keep up the good work!

😂😂Thought I did something to the chain, after 10 min of staring, 20 min of attempted untangle and 5 min of cursing I was hopeful I wasnt the only one and went to Google search, found this and wholla! Thanks brother, saved me a chain and likely some embarrassment.. 👊👊

9:00 Jesus Christ

Yes sir thank you for letting us know can’t wait to retest this fall!!

You got me lost, I untangled it, don’t know how

That was pretty dang cool man I love it

Thanks Bino. Where do I get that sweatshirt?

Hi I have a question for you; I am moving my plants from the front garden to the back; the problem is that many of these plants do not have a place yet (I'm still planning the new garden); will i be able to put them in large pots, waiting to be put in the new place?

WHAT , NO WAY!! 😂 awesome trick

Enjoyed the video. Pretty good trick for retrieving a lonely friction saver high in the tree. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for sharing this information Bino 🫡🫡🫡🫡

Great tips @bino

I labored 45 years in a variety of industries. Anytime you work for a living you are surrounded by people who know only a little about the perils each job presents. Companies hire cheap labor but cheap can be expensive.

Nice!! Thank you Bino!

tres astucieux ! surtout la premiere configuration, mais les deux astuces sont formidables , bravo BINO !

That's great Bino! Thanks!

thanks a lot,quite useful for my current work!

a useful tip

WOW! Thanks for a “graduate seminar” in climbing refinements and better ways to ‘get it done’! (I'm referring to your other videos as well.) I’ve watched/studied/memorized many climbing and gear rigging methods in many videos and they all gave me useful instruction. But your videos of refinements’ and ‘shortcuts’ tie it all together so my practicing the climbing and rigging make more sense. Thanks again for your help.

I appreciate you Bino! Your an amazing dude! And thanks for the amount of work you do to help us new guys out

That was a really cool tricks man

That's the way we tied down airplanes in the hangers.