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Thanks Marc and yes it was very gear intensive, but we run into these types of jobs every now and then.

Thanks Jomo, and hands down the Hobbs is the best lifting/lowering device out there, and I mean no disrespect to Greg Good, or anyone else. Thank you Ed Hobbs!

Thank you very much guys.

Thanks guys. I know that some will ask, why not use a crane? There was no way a crane could have fit in this small summer place, high in the hills and no way a bucket truck would have worked. This whole area got hit with winds that were clocked at over 100 mph. We have much more storm work...

We actually needed 3 devices to lift the tree off the house. We used the Hobbs H2 for the first DWT, which was mounted to a tree on the left side. Then we had the GRCS mounted on a tree to the right to control side drift and provide additional lift. The 3rd was the Portable Winch setup with a...

Oh yeah, cold and windy. Had to wait a day to do the planned lift because winds were blowing over 30 mph. Winds were light the day we did the lift, but another snowstorm rolled in.

Some more. I will go in to detail on how the rigging was done for this job when I have a little more time.

We are still busy here in NH taking care of storm cleanup from the blizzard that we had 2 weeks ago. Tons of rigging work.