Rigging black cottonwoods.

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Dropping spars
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My 15' cushion, minus a few feet for forward travel off the stump, minus a few extra feet of travel popping off the log on the ground, equals just enough cushion... 2' on 50' of spar,... Maybe 55' of spar
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Closer than intended. A funny bounce took up a lot of the cushion.
 
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Closer than intended. A funny bounce took up a lot of the cushion.
That's what cushions are for. Closer than I'd have liked, but if you don't scare things some times, you're hard pressed to make money... Like hopping the lead over the power line, :D
 
This one took a pretty good jump/bounce...I wondered how far down slope it would go.

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That was cool Gary, thanks. Do you not dog in so as to keep a better eye on the top?

Sean: Well done Man! Found this thread a bit late. Sorry! Odds and Ends?!!

Willie: Well done. Man, I miss you guys down there.
 
Good thread and work, Sean, and Willie (found your vids) :thumbup:. I too video'd some similarly crappy, tall, bendy ones a couple months back, just havent looked at the footage yet.
 
We got some random video of our job, Meghann is falling behind on video editing but hopefully she'll be pumping out some vids soon
 
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Got the pulp hauled. Drove kboom back into what turned into a clay swamp after trying to drive out with a load of pulp or peelers. Had to unload, winch off my pick up and boxer, then drive after over the initial hump onto solid ground, then reload. Not too bad overall, but a hassle we coulda skipped.

Willie. Got grapple pics and video. Later.
 
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For the mud pit it became, a little bucket work smoothed it enough for 1" soil turf mix soil, or compost, and seed to be spread, and you'll never know it happened.
 
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