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Well if you ground the stump, you've created a direct short and blew your fuse, no wonder your confused

Takes it to around 13,500

Actually 4.6, I forgot to factor in the 6" from block to cut and double it:dur:

Right, so thats 3.5 feet:P

What were you using for rigging line? I wonder if it was a bad splice.

Green log chart says that should be 1206 pounds. Thats roughly 5400 pounds and through a block I believe you would double that if it were locked off for 10,800 pounds. Tenex average breaking strength of 22,400 pounds. Not sure how much the splice weakens that. Something is off...

So thats a fall of near 3.5 feet, how much did it weigh?

How much fall factor?

Glasses were in the truck:dur:

Scratched my eye this am, gave up about noon and went to the Dr. they put a contact in till tomorow to protect it and gave me some near useless eyedrops, just getting to the point I can keep both eyes open. Should be good to go in the am

Loggers are just nuts

pish, you need to drive the crummy! You learn to drive, shift, pour coffee, talk on the radio and dodge log trucks at the same time:D

My next chip truck will be an auto shifter, i'm sick of teaching the 5&2 and smelling cluch when guys are backing up

Me to Justin:(

But bacteria rocks, been making a ton of money with it lately! Man do I know that!

Got a brisket on the grill this am, cherry smoke till 3 or 4 and chow down with some friends later this evening

Trying out a new guy today, cert arb with no climbing experience. He seems to want to learn though

I had a lady call about a splitting tree too, 75 miles from here. She wanted me to come look at it cause it was splitting and her kids were playing on it. :dur:

Wow Rajan, thats rough, glad you guys are gear up right

Shoot, even the old part has no trees or shrubs, design a few of those in and it would all be nice imo