I dont mean to be off topic but does anyone know of a way to get back into an Instagram account?? I somehow forgot my password. I would love any tips you can give me.
@Ishaan Curtis Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now. I see it takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Great take on starbucks and their customers.. never thought I'd say this but, you can give me less tree work footage and more Reg Coates insights on life.... truly priceless ... thanks for the laughs !!!
That was sooo funny!!! I was talking about this the other day. When you work as an arborist,you go about doing things logically,well planned out and precisely, watching people struggling and battling over the simplest things in life can be amusing,more often than not its just bloody annoying.
Sitting here relaxing at the end of the day, and trying to learn about tree work. I end up with insightful commentary, and an extremely funny ending. Thanks for the great content Reg.
You are THE MAN Reg!!! Right off the bat I'm thinking "damn, weeks of watching this guy's vids and I'd never have pictured him in a Starbucks", didn't jive with that biting critique of the BBC&pop-culture/celebrity-worship you gave, then you lay into the rush/pretend-I'm-not-rushing behavior, brilliant - but seeing you guys enact it at the ending was just laugh-out-loud funny, A+ gold material as always Reg thanks!! And re lashing the limbs into bundles to wench-line - slow-line them up like that, to the chipper by your *covered* trailer, was brilliant (guys are going to love when I suggest the tarping to catch the chipper-feed, I will say I found it in your video!!) Thanks as always man, you're a real credit to the industry to be sharing such great content freely like this :)
Brilliant ending to a great video!, good job Reg. I wish that you were here in the Santa Cruz Ca. area because we would make an awesome team, I have 3 bucket trucks including a 100' and 35 years of climbing experience but still get interested in watching you take down big trees especially when you are rigging them down, that is where skill counts since there are many climbers who can free drop trees but few who can take down really difficult large trees without any collateral damage although that last cut on the base was a close call by any account for the small shrub and that little ladder lol lol. Thumbs up buddy 10 points!
Great video as usual, liked the technique for getting the brush up and out of the hole. Commentary on Starbucks....spot on and hilarious. Best part of the video...brief statement of opinion on the cyclists at the beginning... couldn't agree more. Thanks Reg.
I really enjoy the life philosophy lesson we get. Almost as much as the tree work. Those vids of u by the ocean zip lining the limbs, wow. U could c the curvature of the earth u were so high up. Love the channel!!!
hey Reg Eric here climber out of Jacksonville FL you do awesome work bud and what you did with the pulley system and winch was very clever great video thank you.. be well boss.
the star buc$ coment was spot on ! totally agree , really appreciate the ingenuity on the way you got the bush out I've mention that a guys n they think I'm crazy , HAH well here you go folks reg coats shows how much time n energy can be saved !! great video .. plus the battery powered husquvarna was nice
The ending left me in Such wonder ??????? God bless but absolutely by far one of the worst pet peeve’s to have is the ignorance of society God bless brother
nice work, felled by myself for 20years, only bringing in an assistant when necessary, then again i avoid domestic unless forced! Most of what I do (did) was felling saw logs for sawmilling in UK and Ireland, love that winch, still got and tirfors and a warn line winch, Starbucks corporate excreta, the bit that gets me is why not have independants? I am in the cote D'Armor Brittany (better than UK) funny and good, me I hedgelay and cut for my woodmizer now, in a hovell in bretagne no mortgage, teach me more on the forest ecosystem there, please.
Funny...now what exactly was going on with the brush movement? What winch were you using? Was the winch line tied 60 feet up one tree? Then redirected to the second tree? So cool!!!
Hammertree masterchief - It's a great little saw. By the time neighbour's realise what's happening and come out to complain....the tree is down already.
Reg Coates hahahalol that's fuckin awsome . I should get one. My name is Ian Elshaw I live mid island. Been cutting around here longtime, one of original REM boys . Now I no where your at I will keep you in mind for jobs I get in Victoria mostly sooke. I'm not into the long day's with travel so I'll slide em your way. I've got your number . Talk to you later Reg
Alex Cannon - I was making tree vids in this style years before, Alex. Now it's all the range it seems. Bill and I have threatened to meet up, incidentally, as we probably only an hours drive away. just not found the time yet.
I have followed your videos for a while (seen just about all of them). Informative, interesting and inspirational. Please do meet up with Bill. Would be a great video with two great characters. Off to the Arb Show On Fri/Sat in the UK, can't wait
LOL, brilliant. Nice winch line set-up, took me a bit to figure what was going on, i'm assuming a high tie in on the fixed end of the winch line and as you pull in the slack it lifts the load and the snatch block just runs down the line? I have a PCW5000, great bit of kit, surprising what it'll pull, 18m Spruce on a double line no problem, recently used mine to pull a tree section by section out of a canal, couldn't get the strop around the last section as it was lying on the canal bed so had to cut a letterbox and feed the strop through.
Oh and that's incredibly impressive re that 36V Husq, I'm watching the videos backwards (thanks, youtube-auto-play with limited functionality!) so I know you *get* the battery-backpack for it but just unsure if you owned it now but didn't bother using it when the individual LiPo packs are sticking around through an entire cedar like that (have seen the kid on Climbing Arborist getting impressive life from this unit as well, battery-operated is going to be a game-changer I mean the only real restrictions on 2-strokes was due to environmental concerns, I know how you speak of ported saws v regular saws but surely you know how fast a Tesla is compared to a gasoline vehicle, this energy-on-demand property of LiPo will literally allow saw speeds & powers that are limited exclusively by the size of the saw-body you want to carry, will be interesting to see these things hot-rodded in 5-10yrs from now the 'modded husq 40V' youtubes will surely be jaw droppers!!
Cory Chase - Nothing I don't like about it Cory. You just have to realise it's limitations when you exceed the guidbar length. Other than that.... no pull start, tick over noise, fumes, air filters, spark plugs, tuning etc. They pricey with the extra battery and charger....but we'll worth it.
Hammertree masterchief - fake atmosphere, pre-scripted conversation from the staff, garbage food and coffee. But at 7 am there aren't too many other options.
I thought I we as the only one who noticed people doing that ... fighting for the first parking spot.. running up to get in line at grocery store.. one of my worst ones is the jackass sees you coming in your vehicle.. no one behind you and they pull out in front if you because they think you gonna slow them down.. How many times have I been in those places and you cannot get a seat because these toolbags is camped out like you said.. ridiculous That ending!! You should have thrown the guy down!!!! Hilarious
your a lunatic....so awesome! thank you so much! what are you using on that speed line? I'm with you on self work. even though I do have a good crew. I am always the first in the job. I have to figure the job out and cut it. always thankful for the knowledge sir. have a great evening sir.
Star Bucks is for people that like to play act some sort of importance. You'd think the person leeching off the WiFi whilst nursing that cup is a top executive somewhere, until you that they're playing Wizards of Mistic Fantastic Land on their laptop.
Reg, I see you praising the battery powered saw in comments below. Could you comment on the noise level? My only hesitation in getting one is that the noise level doesn't seem to be rated that much lower than a gas saw. I would love a much quieter saw, but is is worth the $ if the noise level is my main reason for getting one?
dave hale - It sounds much like a drill, Dave....especially from a distance. it's a little piercing up close, but much quieter than a gas saw. consider too, it doesn't tick over....its either cutting or its silent. You won't regret buying one, I promise.
Oh, man! It wasn't but a few hours ago my partner and I passed one of the coffee shops with the guy and his laptop spread all over the table. Arborists must take note of the same things. We were trying to think of pet names for those people. Coffee cafe tech dummies or something, haha. And don't get me going with the metro sexual guys walking down the street!
people watching those "it is all about me people" makes me laugh. The higher educated they get the more predictable they are about their ways. I haven't been in a starbucks yet at 64.
You know Starbucks couldn't exist without all those free loaders lounging and sucking up the oxygen. Its part of their "atmosphere" to be seen with all the books and crap hogging up the space. HA. You won't catch me in there. IF I were to pay that much for a coffee, I'd get mine to go. ;-)
LOL, what an awesome ending! enjoyable video.
I know, just incredible
I dont mean to be off topic but does anyone know of a way to get back into an Instagram account??
I somehow forgot my password. I would love any tips you can give me.
@Christian Brendan Instablaster ;)
@Ishaan Curtis Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
I see it takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Great take on starbucks and their customers.. never thought I'd say this but, you can give me less tree work footage and more Reg Coates insights on life.... truly priceless ... thanks for the laughs !!!
That was sooo funny!!! I was talking about this the other day. When you work as an arborist,you go about doing things logically,well planned out and precisely, watching people struggling and battling over the simplest things in life can be amusing,more often than not its just bloody annoying.
Sitting here relaxing at the end of the day, and trying to learn about tree work.
I end up with insightful commentary, and an extremely funny ending.
Thanks for the great content Reg.
You are THE MAN Reg!!! Right off the bat I'm thinking "damn, weeks of watching this guy's vids and I'd never have pictured him in a Starbucks", didn't jive with that biting critique of the BBC&pop-culture/celebrity-worship you gave, then you lay into the rush/pretend-I'm-not-rushing behavior, brilliant - but seeing you guys enact it at the ending was just laugh-out-loud funny, A+ gold material as always Reg thanks!!
And re lashing the limbs into bundles to wench-line - slow-line them up like that, to the chipper by your *covered* trailer, was brilliant (guys are going to love when I suggest the tarping to catch the chipper-feed, I will say I found it in your video!!)
Thanks as always man, you're a real credit to the industry to be sharing such great content freely like this :)
Never been in a Starbucks, probably never will. I love the thoughts of chairman Reg.
That ending was priceless blew water out my nose laughing ha !
Brilliant ending to a great video!, good job Reg. I wish that you were here in the Santa Cruz Ca. area because we would make an awesome team, I have 3 bucket trucks including a 100' and 35 years of climbing experience but still get interested in watching you take down big trees especially when you are rigging them down, that is where skill counts since there are many climbers who can free drop trees but few who can take down really difficult large trees without any collateral damage although that last cut on the base was a close call by any account for the small shrub and that little ladder lol lol. Thumbs up buddy 10 points!
Thanks Martin
Great video as usual, liked the technique for getting the brush up and out of the hole. Commentary on Starbucks....spot on and hilarious. Best part of the video...brief statement of opinion on the cyclists at the beginning... couldn't agree more. Thanks Reg.
I really enjoy the life philosophy lesson we get. Almost as much as the tree work. Those vids of u by the ocean zip lining the limbs, wow. U could c the curvature of the earth u were so high up. Love the channel!!!
You have changed our household vocabulary.
brilliant illustration of working smart not hard. love your videos reg
Your commentary is the best.
Buy another drink or f### off! One of the best things I've ever heard. Great channel and content.
it's great seeing the electric saw in action I have one on order I'm just waiting for the newest battery to come out
What a good fuckin laugh that was.Needed that!Thanks!
hahaha, running for the door at the end LOL... Loved it.
I like your demeanor. I used to roof houses by myself. I miss those days.
hey Reg Eric here climber out of Jacksonville FL you do awesome work bud and what you did with the pulley system and winch was very clever great video thank you.. be well boss.
I LOVE the result of your original camera placement!
"buy another drink........Or fuck off" LMAO classic.
You have saved me a lot of mindless walking with limbs. I thank you. My crew thanks you.
did enjoy the rant about starbucks i feel the same
Well Reg, It looks as though you have a Hit on your hands here! 1) A Great Work Video and 2) The Great Race!
Enjoyed Both !!!
7:20 "...buy another drink, or fuck off.' That sounds exactly what my Grand-dad would say. He hailed from Lancaster, UK.
I'd like to see that set up for bringing your brush up the hill!
It seems to be nothing more than a winch and a pulley at the top of the hill...
there's gotta be something high in the rear to lift the line
Yeah, the top of the tree that the limbs are coming off of maybe?
so it's basically a down-hill run, relative to where the rope is tied in the tree, and you are just lifting the load to get it moving? Nice technique.
Robert Ash it's called gravity Einstein
the star buc$ coment was spot on ! totally agree , really appreciate the ingenuity on the way you got the bush out I've mention that a guys n they think I'm crazy , HAH well here you go folks reg coats shows how much time n energy can be saved !! great video .. plus the battery powered husquvarna was nice
do what i did portable coffee maker 12 v very nice piece of kit you can get them at the RV center
M
A playlist for all the Starbucks/Yoga/Our Kid content, surely?
Oh my gosh, that ending had me fucking rolling bro!
Words to live by "Buy another drink or fuck off."😆
Incredible video Reg!
I like the method of moving the branches up the hill.
Awesome job Reg.
buy another drink or fuck off!!! lol that killed me Reg!!!
Freaking cyclist! lmao, sound just like me. Great video, Thanks.
yeah me too, they cry about wanting to be recognized as if they were a car, but they run all the stops etc.
Pay nothing in taxes to support the roadways, but want more allowances than auto traffic!
Wholly crap that was funny when you raced to the Starbucks !!!!! A little bit of WEE came out , lol
The ending left me in Such wonder ???????
God bless
but absolutely by far one of the worst pet peeve’s to have is the ignorance of society God bless brother
Did you beat him to door?
Kevin molloy -of course
@@Recoates BIG smile from the Starbucks ending.. Thanks.
Nice video! Really impressed with the winching technique!
Now that's how you move limbs/brush and rush for coffee, haha!
Nice work! LOL - loved that little race at the end.
thanks Reg. always some useful tips both explained and hidden for us to use. great vid
nice work, felled by myself for 20years, only bringing in an assistant when necessary, then again i avoid domestic unless forced! Most of what I do (did) was felling saw logs for sawmilling in UK and Ireland, love that winch, still got and tirfors and a warn line winch, Starbucks corporate excreta, the bit that gets me is why not have independants? I am in the cote D'Armor Brittany (better than UK) funny and good, me I hedgelay and cut for my woodmizer now, in a hovell in bretagne no mortgage, teach me more on the forest ecosystem there, please.
Thanks Steve....and for the insight too 👍
Funny...now what exactly was going on with the brush movement? What winch were you using? Was the winch line tied 60 feet up one tree? Then redirected to the second tree? So cool!!!
laughed out loud for the end. your a trip
that was an awesome ending!!
coffee is a strange drug...people get twitchy...cool vid, thanks for the battery saw demo
I hear ya. I just watched your working alone video 👍👍 I aswell fly solo all the time. I think I like that electric saw... the silent killer
Hammertree masterchief - It's a great little saw. By the time neighbour's realise what's happening and come out to complain....the tree is down already.
Reg Coates hahahalol that's fuckin awsome . I should get one. My name is Ian Elshaw I live mid island. Been cutting around here longtime, one of original REM boys . Now I no where your at I will keep you in mind for jobs I get in Victoria mostly sooke. I'm not into the long day's with travel so I'll slide em your way. I've got your number . Talk to you later Reg
Hammertree masterchief - cheers Ian
+Reg Coates,
That's great! That bloke looked so pissed.
So hope you got there before him!!!
Reg, you are the new Monty Python, even better. Cheers! :)
Yes! New video from Reg. Cheers for uploading. Missed your videos bud. Hope you're well (going all Bucking and that with the good will) :-)
Alex Cannon - Bucking ?
Buckin Billy Ray :-)
Alex Cannon - I was making tree vids in this style years before, Alex. Now it's all the range it seems. Bill and I have threatened to meet up, incidentally, as we probably only an hours drive away. just not found the time yet.
I have followed your videos for a while (seen just about all of them). Informative, interesting and inspirational. Please do meet up with Bill. Would be a great video with two great characters. Off to the Arb Show On Fri/Sat in the UK, can't wait
There must be 140 over 10 years or thereabouts. And before that I was on google videos, before they bought youtube.
LOL, brilliant.
Nice winch line set-up, took me a bit to figure what was going on, i'm assuming a high tie in on the fixed end of the winch line and as you pull in the slack it lifts the load and the snatch block just runs down the line?
I have a PCW5000, great bit of kit, surprising what it'll pull, 18m Spruce on a double line no problem, recently used mine to pull a tree section by section out of a canal, couldn't get the strop around the last section as it was lying on the canal bed so had to cut a letterbox and feed the strop through.
R Mac - correct. especially good for downhill as the brush whizzes down the line super fast.
please make a video about this brush riging tecnic
Nice work, good video Reg...the ending was fun too LOL!
Great idea with the winch zipline at the end. Efficiency not effort. ✋
Oh and that's incredibly impressive re that 36V Husq, I'm watching the videos backwards (thanks, youtube-auto-play with limited functionality!) so I know you *get* the battery-backpack for it but just unsure if you owned it now but didn't bother using it when the individual LiPo packs are sticking around through an entire cedar like that (have seen the kid on Climbing Arborist getting impressive life from this unit as well, battery-operated is going to be a game-changer I mean the only real restrictions on 2-strokes was due to environmental concerns, I know how you speak of ported saws v regular saws but surely you know how fast a Tesla is compared to a gasoline vehicle, this energy-on-demand property of LiPo will literally allow saw speeds & powers that are limited exclusively by the size of the saw-body you want to carry, will be interesting to see these things hot-rodded in 5-10yrs from now the 'modded husq 40V' youtubes will surely be jaw droppers!!
Lol Hope you were taking long strides mate. The other Irish are watching!
Great video! it seems like the battery powered husqvarna is a well built piece of equipment? what are your likes and dislikes of it?
Cory Chase - Nothing I don't like about it Cory. You just have to realise it's limitations when you exceed the guidbar length. Other than that.... no pull start, tick over noise, fumes, air filters, spark plugs, tuning etc. They pricey with the extra battery and charger....but we'll worth it.
Agreed on the limitations aspect! Thank you for taking the time to reply! I also liked the use of the trolley and winch for the brush, great set up!
Very cool Reg nice job
Every 30 minutes I would tell them buy another drink or fuck off haha great!!
What canopy anchor are you using?
Brilliant ending mate.
Very good Reg nice work I like the brush pulling technique. I hate society and Starbucks as well. Lol
Hammertree masterchief - fake atmosphere, pre-scripted conversation from the staff, garbage food and coffee. But at 7 am there aren't too many other options.
Awesome video, you are a one man army!
Nice job at 9:20. Good idea.
I was at Westshore Mall this afternoon just across the way
Reg, I watched this video you did long time ago on" Back Cuts, and Leaners", Could you tell me why you cut out the Middle?
Thanks...
I thought I we as the only one who noticed people doing that ... fighting for the first parking spot.. running up to get in line at grocery store.. one of my worst ones is the jackass sees you coming in your vehicle.. no one behind you and they pull out in front if you because they think you gonna slow them down..
How many times have I been in those places and you cannot get a seat because these toolbags is camped out like you said.. ridiculous
That ending!! You should have thrown the guy down!!!! Hilarious
There's a Tim Horton's right down the road!!
your a lunatic....so awesome! thank you so much! what are you using on that speed line? I'm with you on self work. even though I do have a good crew. I am always the first in the job. I have to figure the job out and cut it. always thankful for the knowledge sir. have a great evening sir.
dandandatreeman - portable gas winch, Dan
Star Bucks is for people that like to play act some sort of importance. You'd think the person leeching off the WiFi whilst nursing that cup is a top executive somewhere, until you that they're playing Wizards of Mistic Fantastic Land on their laptop.
Great video, loved the ending lol
Ha ha, nice. Well played mate.
Reg, I see you praising the battery powered saw in comments below. Could you comment on the noise level? My only hesitation in getting one is that the noise level doesn't seem to be rated that much lower than a gas saw. I would love a much quieter saw, but is is worth the $ if the noise level is my main reason for getting one?
dave hale - It sounds much like a drill, Dave....especially from a distance. it's a little piercing up close, but much quieter than a gas saw. consider too, it doesn't tick over....its either cutting or its silent. You won't regret buying one, I promise.
i got to get out and do some solo work.....desperately.
What make is your chipper? I run a Carlton 1260, and it looked pretty familiar, except for the colour.
Andrew Hecker - It's a 9 in Bandit. 70 horse Wisconsin motor.
Hi reg coats what winch where you useing good Visio as always
Patrick Berry - portable gas winch
Hi reg I'm from the UK is it available over her ill and what brand and if you don't mins me asking m8 how much it cost
Patrick Berry - it's called the portable winch. you can definitely buy it in the UK
Hi reg I've had a look and there on f r hounest website also for £1100.00 would you think it's a good purchase for the money thanks m8
Reg being Reg Love it
love tat vid" cheers
Oh, man! It wasn't but a few hours ago my partner and I passed one of the coffee shops with the guy and his laptop spread all over the table. Arborists must take note of the same things. We were trying to think of pet names for those people. Coffee cafe tech dummies or something, haha. And don't get me going with the metro sexual guys walking down the street!
people watching those "it is all about me people" makes me laugh. The higher educated they get the more predictable they are about their ways. I haven't been in a starbucks yet at 64.
Buy another drink, or fuck off. (nice) love the work friend
top notch reg
Your last comment about Starbucks and your view on starbucks is fucking hilarious.
Who was you running after? Reg...
K&S Tree Service Go Pro -wasn't after him....just trying to get past him to the line-up
Reg Coates Oh lol
ingenious way of hauling the brash! #f*#k starbucks 🤙🏼
funny, Good Show!!!
Hahaha best ending ever
Lol awesome video
Isn't there a Tim Horton's near you?
shaun davies There's a couple, yes. Just not quite on my usual routes, Shaun.
Don't you miss the pub?
philip stevenson - they do have pubs here too. They're just different....better in some ways, worse in others.
Ha
Hahahaha ! Wifi using one drink buying laptop fuckers ! Pmsl nice winch setup !
I fucking love it!😅 Buy another drink or fuck off... Yes indeed. People these days.
Genius use to haul limbs, what are you tensioning/pulling with?
Honda portable gas winch
HAAHAA! Just the ticket!
yes x 10000
Buy another drink or f.... off!😁👍.......
Starbucks, fantastic :-)
You need to get a flask mate. ☕️
You know Starbucks couldn't exist without all those free loaders lounging and sucking up the oxygen. Its part of their "atmosphere" to be seen with all the books and crap hogging up the space. HA. You won't catch me in there. IF I were to pay that much for a coffee, I'd get mine to go. ;-)