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5/8" is fairly beefy imo. For limbs and for trunk sections up to say 300lbs, I'd use 1/2" with a rope snap on end for super fast, easy hook ups and unhooking. For heavier pieces, I'd go with the 5/8 and a bowline.

Kinda depends on what you want to do and see. The bear stuff at Anan starts around the 4th of July and peaks in August. Other things like whale watching, Stikine River, LeConte glacier are more flexible.

I’ve never missed a shot. 😁 Actually, seriously, not by a significant or damaging amount. Limbs on the other hand…

Ok guys. Knotknewb 5/8” arborplex for rigging I think I want to just use biners and choker straps on the ends, or at least one. What terminations do you like?

I got in trouble for exactly that, when I left a big tear in a customer's oak. Won't fickin happen again. My mistake for expecting too much out of the species.

New front tires on Gertrude! Unfortunately, the rats got in the cab, so that's going to be a helluva cleaning project...

😂 I know him, he has a buddy that does most of the filming and editing. Our Manitous are the same max capacity but mine has an extra section of boom giving it an extra 13’ of height and 14’ of reach. Mine also weighs 8300lb more to accommodate that longer boom and I assume I have decently...

All good long as the wood is strong like hell. He "nails more shots than anyone in the West?" Hmmmm

Kinda silly chatter and presentation but that Manitou she strong. @lumberjack you ever think of making work site vids?

Sounds funs

Gsob? And termites I think

When is a good time to come?

Ded?

Porch mostly done.

Your cock will send you further than gunpowder could ever blow you.

Something like that can be drained first. There should be a drain plug around back. Or bore in and wait for it to drain.

Sounds like using Never-Seize- word is just put some on your hands and clothes before you start just to get it over with :lol: :dude: