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How often do arb ropes break (depends on the dummy overloading them, I know), and what do they do when they break?

timing is bad but between some family stuff (mostly good) and some injuries/health issues I'm just not fit to do tree work much longer, I'm working part time at the moment, 2-4 hours a day is all I have in me before I'm passing out, diet is good, don't really do soda or energy drinks, 1 or 2...

I am, however I still need a truck to run until I get the machine paid down enough to sell it without owing money

Here’s one my guy took

But are you not getting out of tree work, as of recent posts from you? That rig is great, too bad on your timing.

as far as weight goes, you'd never overload the trailer with brush, but I load more wood in there than brush usually and that gets trucks overweight in a hurry, I had 12,000 pounds of wood on the flatbed last week and it didn't even fill the bed up more than half the height of the bulkhead in...

but thats gonna be hard to reach with loading brush, no?

first job done! doing the math, between truck and trailer I can have upto about 22,000 pounds of tree onboard without using my 10% overweight allowance not bad, not bad, obviously have to balance the weight correctly but those are some nice numbers

I would love to see the Northern Lights!

Cosmic dog watching the northern lights last night.

Making a mess Dead white oak, not enough room to flop it but cut the leads off it fits.

from my armchair i would‘ve prefered to double cut with a shorter bar and slightly smaller powerhead. i am glad that i sold my my 3120 :)

I'm not sure what happened, but they lost two four axle Groves.

Real nice here then 😁 We are just coming out of summer hibernation.

not as much as I would like, but it is an area with lots of pine forest a few hours away from Ft Bragg NC so I'm sure I can find something if I know the right people I'd rather run a feller buncher than run most anything else, but if I don't find a job doing that then I can always get into...

Is there a fair amount of logging near you or where you are going to be?

to be determined, going to get a 9-5 job somewhere, most likely equipment operating, preferably logging, I've got too many medical issues to keep up with the all day manual labor of tree work, selling off equipment as we speak, also moving the next state over for family stuff, got 2 small humans...

a guy i used to work for told me how he send a signed invoice to a lawyer customer of his. the lawyer put a „paid“ stamp above the signature… he learned his lesson. i‘m glad i learned it trough him.

So what are you going to do? Or have I missed something?