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What would Artimis Pyle say!?!?!

PITA afternoon. Whole tree is coming down but I took out the two hardest sections today. Lake property with a ton of obstacles. Haul out goes from steep to a tight 47” gate and then past multiple A/C units and sheds and generators then to another 48” wide area between two retaining walls. Tired...

I’ll make a vid.

The bar might reach thru, but in order to get the bar 90° to the lay to make a face, my arms would need to reach that point. @Marc-Antoine no pinch yet. The sides support. I have always matched the back cut to the plunge but it might be beneficial or less chair prone to step the back cut...

Sounds like fun

I've been working on our wood. We will go through 4 cords easily between 3 stove, 2 houses, where one burns regularly, 2 burn continuously most of the deep winter. I never measure. Thankfully, 2 have large fireboxes in the big house. One is a small fireboxfor a small house, though plenty...

I helped Roger B with a sequoia about 15 years ago. The 40'er was a help for taking the stairs. I think it didn't turn into regular flipping up on spurs for a long while. Easier to strand on branches fir a while,, maybe the first 100'.

Sounds like you want a multiscender friction hitch, most friction hitches are only able to grab for use while ascending. The Sticht, WLR, and the Synergy X are the multiscenders I know, some others will work for awhile, but bind up with use. One handed slack tending binds up faster than...

It's an easy way to get the bar pinched.

WTF are you doing David? I need better Crayola drawings...

Yeah, looks screwy to me. For that to even be feasible your bar would have to reach through, and if your bar can reach through standard methods should work fine.

The Murphanator!

Out of the box fuckery.

Didn’t feel like this warranted a new thread. What’s this called? When I’m in a tree and can’t access the face. Or on top of a downed tree and can’t access the bottom. Kind of a double or reverse coos bay.

Shit can still go sideways with a rope or cable. You can do everything "right" and still have things go south.

I feel ya mang.

Burn me up and scatter my ashes to the four winds. No urn, no place to visit, just back to nature is all I ask.

No Stubs :thumbup:

The pump cup is probably first to go but if it's building pressure it's good to go. It's real easy to take apart and service.