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Rigging doesn't change much, that's the beauty of it, and stuff from other trades/ industries usually translates very well. I read all sorts of stuff about rigging from the most seemingly random assortment of trades; ironwork, logging, sailboats, cranes, aerial cableways, old school cargo ships...

Yup, did a bunch of reading before i designed my chipper crane thing, i like having a bit of a clue of how it's actually done before i dive into something!

If you wanna go back even further in time here's this one :D Logging, Ralph Clement Bryant. https://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=ToMqAQAAMAAJ

Here's a free ebook that goes in depth on rigging them. https://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=rghYAAAAMAAJ

Yup.

Completely understand now, woops lol. The box crib techniques are needed to level on a slope, so it wasn't a total waste of time. Also handy for doing all sorts of work, tree related or not.

Yeah using a sandbag to level a hole before cribbing is one thing, I thought someone said using sandbags to level on a slope, which is a completely different thing. The bottom pic scares me, I almost watched a crane tip from sinking into blacktop. Blacktop is the same as dirt ime.

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