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You are not surprised by this revelation, I hope? :P :lol:

Outstanding!

That's plenty of radius. I think you are correct...less that top grade cable is likely the culprit.

I found dirt and golf balls In a fork

Yes. The one my FIL used to be the superintendent at. :-/ one of them anyway. Getting a makeover so we just had to keep them off the greens. Almost had to walk on water. Ran the 461 and 2175 back to back all day. I think the stihl is better.

A screw pin anchor shackle, aka clevis. 1” I think. That was my first thought too but I don’t have that trouble with my cat chokers that don’t have a thimble. They said galvanized cable is brittle sometimes. I imagine an OEM Warn cable would be fine.

That’s a mushbag!

Dog in leaf pile

Used a wedge on dirt today.

Isat a golf course David? I think I see a sand trap?

What was the radius of the attachment point like?

Great day. Funnest tree job ever. Bunch of big slam n jam no clean up. No major malfunctions despite the broken cable. Lucky the backhoe pushing handled the tree.

Coincidentally…idk how you break a 7/16” cable on grass with a 7,500 lb truck but I did. No thimble bit that’s not a problem on my chokers. No jerk, just throttle already tight. No tow boom. Rigging shop agrees with my cheap cable assessment

You see lots of vids of guys getting away with doing things not quite right a lot. They get away with it for a long time until they don’t.

Speaking of humboldts and fiber pull Perfect example