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I've always heard 10:1 for textiles, 5:1 for hardware. Besides that, I don't think Kyle speaks tech-spec stuff from the lower end.

quite possibly. the guy who showed me was in his 60's. When he was 19, in Oregon, he said they had to notch one log to fit the bunks of the truck. 1 1/8" chokers. 3" mainline, IIRC. One season of high lead logging big trees, then came back here to more sensible, dangerous logging a while.

What's a bridle look like? In tree work, you can make what I heard to be called a bridle for big logs with two chokers. The knob of one choker goes in the 'bell' of the other choker. Gives you more length, and two legs to ease the strain, if they both stay loaded. Squish, is that correct?

Willie, good to see you posting.