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Fact. Lol a buddy found one that had a bunch of little spermies swimming around, very hard to out gay that hahahahahahaha

You guys are aware i wear pink polka dot and flowers weld hats all day everyday right? I don't know why it's this way, but the gayer the hat the better the hand :lol: now you know which YouTube welding videos to watch, just find the guy wearing the most flamboyant hat all sideways like an idiot...

I'm thinking I'm gonna stick with yellow, if it was black i would run into it all the time. Especially in the dark

Winched some firewood across the creek with the log trailer today, works pretty good for just using the sailboat winch again. It'll really be nice once i get the engine and cable winch installed, but it's pretty handy now already with a smaller rigging setup. Also a side pic so you can see how...

The outrigger comes off and is stored on the ladder rack, the boom swings to the front and is dropped in a cradle for it, and the load line is used to tie off the outrigger which also holds the boom in place. The log arch, arbor trolley, fuel and oil cans, and garbage can with the winch line all...

Nice score! I'm thinking of 1/2 inch or less because of the blocks and for the wll, and the sailboat winch really prefers 1/2" or less before it starts slipping. Maple leafs high tenacity double braid in 1/2" is pretty decently priced and looks like it would work well for this, and I'll get...

I got some ropes from the sparkys a few years ago i should dig out, but i think I'm gonna have to break down and order some. Been thinking about using maple leaf, so that'll be cool.

Finally got the chance to run the chipper pirate crane thing doing trees today, did a couple of small dead pines at my brothers house. About 150 foot pull with a 120 foot rope but aside from that it worked wonderfully, easily pulling the tops apart and landing them right on the chipper tray with...

I'm sure it's a mixed bag, but my closest neighbor helped me with building it and unloading the lathe. We help each other out around here, it's a working class neighborhood. I've had several projects that I've done here, fixing up the house when i bought it was quite the ordeal. I bet they're...

And got it winched into the garage for the night even. No pics there because the garage is a major disaster

And the chipper crane was able to pick it off the trailer. I would guess just shy of a ton, did a guyline from the mast to a fence post to firm it up a bit, and a preventer to the boom tip to keep it from swinging. Picked it up, then drove out from under it. Worked great, not bad for a bunch of...

Yup, pretty good size lathe, complete with tooling

Yup, someday I'll get one but I'm not there yet. It's not a mini that's for sure, but it would be a perfectly viable way to load logs in a chip truck. No mini needed if you can just drop the chipper and then back up to the logs, load up, then off you go. A bit slower but one less trip. That...

One of these things....

I think i remember it from my lurker days, and i liked what @Tarzan did with his chip truck with the winch to load logs. I always thought a trolley crane, the kind the undertakers use for setting caskets with the i beam down the middle would be a perfect setup for loading logs into the chip...

In time, i move verrrrrry slowly. Got the deck off the mower this am and dropped the axle to use for connecting the engine to the winch. Soooooooo nice having a crane at the house, I'll probably build a fairlead for the fall that does the luffing to make boom adjustments even easier. I'm also...

Lol yeah i did, i think it was a page or 2 back that everyone was loving the sailboat look to it all :lol:

No, I'm gonna steal the motor and drive train to power the pto winch. :lol: i think that hurts more than the tree pirate 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣