Treetools are planning DEMO DAYS to be held in conjunction with with the Tree Climbing Regionals scheduled for later in the year. Tree Climbing Regional Dates:
Hamilton - Saturday 19 September
Christchurch - Saturday 26 September
Wellington - Saturday 3 October.
For more information about the Tree Climbing Competitions contact ..
By popular demand Treetools are reviving an old favorite - the Walsh Planter spade. The first prototype is back from our manufacturer and is currentlybeing tested by the Scrub Growers team led by Rodney Straka. Apparently it is performing as expected - I willbe on-site with ..
We've updated the KBC Tree Protection section today. Tree and seedling protectors are proving to be very popular. We believe ours are the best available on the market. Allow a few extra days for shipping - they are light but bulky. ..
Your standard Silky hates to be used as a root saw - the teeth are not designed for this purpose - small rocks and debris in root systems will damage the teeth in no time. Treetools has two saws specifically designed for root work - one ..
We had to put this one up for a Friday night - what not to do with climbing ropes and a chainsaw - this guy definitely wasn't trained by Andy Neverman.
We've been asked a few times about sharpening Silky saws. Only the Sugoi, Masaru, Ibuki, Hayuachi and Hayate models are sharpenable. The teeth on these saws has a slight set and the tooth edge is designed specifically for sharpening. Treetools stock a special file for sharpening Silky saws.
..Our first shipment of New England Tachyon should be with us early next week - we have had a lot of interest in this rope. Drew Bristow will be the first to give it a try. By the end of next week Drew should be able to tell us how ..
Treetools have the next shipment of Trango Cinch's arriving Monday for those of you who have been waiting. Remember this Cinch works best on the slightly thinner cordage - the Trango Cinch can take accommodate 9.4 - 11 mm rope.
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Nah.!Not likely. This is Johno Smith, 2009 Auckland Regional TCC champion practicing 40 meters up in a Cornwall Park gum on 1 June 2009.
Go Johno (check out the Treetools sticker on his helmet). Photo courtesy of Drew Bristow.
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