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I’ve used several braids, etc with it, but found 1/2” Treemaster to be the best. I’ve tried a couple of other 1/2” 3-strands, but Treemaster is firmer/harder than the others and works the best. I don’t know that the Maasdam is built anywhere near strong enough to make use of the strength of 5/8”...

No shortage of experts…. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1DZYzVfMoC/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Faulty crimp?

But the more you watch it, the more convinced you are that this is not “their first rodeo”…. I wager sketchy is their MO.

Looks like even if it had worked out as planned, he might be buying a new bucket truck instead of a new skid steer….

I have it on good authority that my middle daughter and I will be attending…

It appears to me that they had a log laid out next to that pile of leaves/debris that would have caught the fork that would have hit first. I’ve dumped some big trees onto pavement before, with plenty of logs/limbs laid out strategically to absorb impact. I’d have put at least two lines in...

Who doesn’t want to make really good money for two days a year?

That’s not a guarantee…..sometimes it don’t.

"No ma'am....you are not allowed to leave the check before my food arrives. Otherwise, you are charging me for sitting here."

Don’t see this every day…. https://www.wsmv.com/2025/11/18/miracle-tree-traps-man-inside-machine-misses-him-by-inches/

I’ve tried flaking. Not for me. 😁

I've snapped 1/2" quite a few times, and 9/16" once (Stable Braid) while pulling. he drama of the rope breaking isn't near as monumental as what happens next with the piece being pulled. I bought a 175' length of 7/8" StableBraid a. while back for a job I had pulling a really big tree. Wound up...

My first Glock was a G22. They may not be the most aesthetic handgun out there, but they are arguably the most reliable. It’s an absolute shame to see them cave in to political pressure.

Iffen you want a Glock, you'd better hurry. California's idiocy has struck again.

Time to retire!

Knotting

I bit the bullet and bought a Monkey Beaver 2.0 last year, after 38 years of Weaver saddles. It has been good in every way a saddle can be. That said, it's the first rope bridge saddle I've ever owned. The bridge is showing some wear, and I'm contemplating a replacement. I have quite a bit of...

Line clearance has taken a nose-dive in the last 30 years, at least in my area. Back when I was with Asplundh, when we got done, it looked like you could land a small plane in the ROW, if not for the poles and lines. Now, they get what they can reach with the Jaraff and let the rest go until ice...

One need not read far into the comments these mad dogs have posted regarding Charlie Kirk before seeing just how unstable and unhinged these whackos are.