Search results for query: *

No, but i don't see the point, and it would act as the ears as you walk it to the side. I've always thought a hydraulic capstan on a machine (mini or something) would be ideal. Would turn it to a ground run, so you wouldn't need to be at the base of the tree for raising operations, a skid...

Here you go Stig, a collection of rope working gear, from caving to trees, by Gary Storrick. I nerded out on this website all the time, and learned so much there. http://storrick.cnc.net/VerticalDevicesPage/VerticalHome.shtml Yeah i was right here's where Gerry's cool friction device ended...

Yeah I'm gonna have to copy that on my next one. We need some pics of some of Gerry's homemade ones, he has some really cool ones in fundamentals. I think he gave the super cool looking one to Gary Storrick if i remember right, who has one of the coolest websites in history i might add.

Lol it isn't light. Same size winch as a harken 44 or 46, i can't remember exactly. Dramatically cheaper, non self tailing, which i might add a spring loaded roller to lock the rope against the capstan. I also bought the grcs drill bit thing, which i was furious when i found out its just a 3/4"...

Very nice, I'll post mine tomorrow. You obviously took more time and pride than i put into mine lol. And Butch, i love both of yours, especially the shackle one! I posted this in another thread but might as well throw it up here since welding tools up is in vogue lol