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I was catching Doug-fir logs, standing on wet grass. I surfed right over to the POW. Guess two wraps wasn't enough. First time i caught a top, me and another know-nothing were holding it without any wrap besides the natural crotch rigging point. We were back from the tree, too. Climber went...

and probably a good amount of time at the computer. Seems like a great product, and a fair price.

Willard, why no mini-loader? Way better than employees!!!

Wicked, Fred. If you don't mind, what was trade value?

I hope the en-route L bracket end in hitch tube into which I can put any slug, ball or pintle.

What do those run, Rajan? I'm so excited to be getting the Towing L-hitch tube for the grapple. Rather than bring brush to the chipper, bring the chipper to the brush, and blow into the woods. Provided you have enough customer base, a one-man show with a dump truck/ flatbed for hauling...

Now with a Mini, I'm liking the idea of pushing more mulching with the chips, as a service. I could empty the truck, at the least, part way, and maybe be able to load it into the dump bed. One man, one rig capable. Grapples seem more designed for hardwood, less stacking to pick up piles than...

you make the mess, they clean it up!

A professional mess maker

Randy, I went too long without a backpack blower. Once you get it, it will start paying for itself. A mini will pay for itself, too. I have already been seeing that. Expands services...decreases dependence on others or wearing out your body faster. ASAP. What is your disposal method now?

you understand that for most crew= employees, right? Make that different, as opposed to so much easier.

yow!

I'm gonna guess that was a disposable shed, or that guy is really, really, really confident, or was a good carpenter and saved money on piecing it out enough to take that risk. A good shot FOR SURE! Lotta good fallers up that way, I think. Logging country.

http://www.karstsports.com/bmsbelayspool.html#.U6hJTvldUso Mix that with a stretchy 1/2" rope. Disco! Commit the top/ limb, as it starts falling, hang you saw, let it run a bit, reach down or better yet up without getting your hand caught, pin standing end to trunk or grab it. Again, always be...

I regard these as PPE, both from chronic and acute injuries. Gray winter weight, in season.

With a trust worthy Groundie and SRT, you just untie your base or crown tie, use a weight and throw the working end of your rope into the next tree, and get that tail/ standing end to the ground, and re-tie. I know Reg is aware of this, and had some reason for working these trees this way.

That's long bar skills showing, Willie.

greater flexibility of a taller hinge for brittle wood.

I thought I saw that.

Do you not have to square the butt by cutting that off?