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I was going to get some, good reminder.

Not in my area. The Canadian dollar is a bit weak. Not many suppliers keep a good inventory, and are charging more. And besides, plenty of my work are not accessable by truck, small backyards, etc etc. Jim, manufacurer names.

I had some old nylon 3 strand that really worked really, really well in the maasdam. The new polyester seems like it slips at about 3/4 of full load.

After a search, I found a company that had a 3 ton, in stock, and seems like it was old pricing. Came to $600 CAD, next supplier was $800!! The new rope on my maasdam elongates so much it gets thin and jumps out. Tried a new maasdam, same thing. I have some big pulls on bad trees I need to get...

Nice equipment!

I don't have the scale of tree work you.guys have, but milling logs seems to be a feel good part of the job for the custys in my area, they have great mulch and the log is used not wasted.

Well, my birthday is coming up, I'm asking for steel angle. Christmas I'm asking for square tubing.

I've seen those. Nice builds. I need steel. And some spare time.

I remember those, when you wanted to cut an inside hole in a metal plate.

I am looking, unfortunately anything in Canada is very costly, I'll have to make something myself.

Well, a 3rd 088 arrived. My second 088 has some bad play at the flywheel, hope it's only a bearing. :(

I was thinking of getting the 2511t for my Dad.

Looking at a 3rd 088..... I think I have a problem.....

Nice!

May be the boat sank?

Tres nice!

I think the rope makes a difference. I had a nylon 3 strand and it never slipped. I recently got a cheaper brand polyester rope and it has jumped on me. A more expensive brand 3 strand and it hasn't jumped. I have yet to try a 12 strand.

Maasdam is awesome. Makes it look like I can do tree work.

Nice! Where's the welder?

Me neither!