A video library showing various different rigging techniques used by arborists for safe removal of branches and trunk wood in tight spaces with targets below.

2021年7月1日 · Remember, rigging limbs and pieces of wood out of trees can be unforgiving. Start low and slow, and stay safe. Jeremy McCombs, CTSP and ISA Certified Arborist, is a traveling crew trainer with ACRT Arborist Training.

2012年5月23日 · This is a demonstration of how to rig down sections of tree trunk by tying a rigging block onto the trunk just below the section to be removed.For more Arbor...

ClimbingArborist.com offers a free comprehensive video library of knot tying, tree climbing and rigging techniques (basic and advanced). For novice, advanced and all levels in-between use our site as a tool to resource, practice and master your Arborist skills.

Rigging tree limbs can be an unforgiving job, especially with larger or heavier branches. If you don’t handle the situation properly, the consequences can be deadly. Let’s take a look at the basics of tree rigging as well as some simple techniques arborists rely on every day. Why Is Tree Rigging Necessary for Arborists?

2021年11月1日 · In this article from ACRT Arborist Training, learn the principles of rigging and how to effectively use the equipment involved.

A variation of standard tree-felling techniques that employs the use of a notch and back cut to form a hinge and “steer” the limb. Recommended technique for swinging a limb around rather than simply dropping the branch to the ground: The first cut is a felling top cut to begin the notch.

Sugar Maple Takedown: Designing a Basic Rigging System, Splitting the Load, Basic Rigging and Cutting Techniques

Learn the basic tree climbing techniques used by professional arborists to safely climb trees using harness, ropes, throwlines and more

2023年9月29日 · The simplest form of rigging involves the use of ropes, wraps on the trunk, and natural unions used at rigging points. There is always more than one way to get the wood and brush to the ground, but the best method is the one that maximizes productivity while still maintaining safety.