The Official Work Pictures Thread
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Burnham
Woods walker
People do every day. Most stay safe, too. But the girth hitch really does diminish the sling strength.
Burnham
Woods walker
Girth hitch? Are we talking about the same thing, Cory??
Yes.
eg when i'm hiking with cell phone listening to audio book sans headphones, I girth hitch the phone, add a half hitch for additional friction, then wear it around my neck so its easy to hear.
walkie talkie bodies are double girth hitched to a mini biner and then clipped to belt loop
eg when i'm hiking with cell phone listening to audio book sans headphones, I girth hitch the phone, add a half hitch for additional friction, then wear it around my neck so its easy to hear.
walkie talkie bodies are double girth hitched to a mini biner and then clipped to belt loop
Burnham
Woods walker
OK, I see that use...where does the hard to untie factor in?
Jed
TreeHouser
Andre: I stole the axe loop from Bjarne... a guy who regularly falls bigger trees than I even dreem about.
pantheraba
More biners!!!
This looks usable.
Mick!
TreeHouser
Standard stuff if I’m honest, getting handy on the rake though, 30 minutes work done in 2 minutes.
Jed
TreeHouser
WOW.... Strong holding wood.
Mick!
TreeHouser
Mellow
BCMA
It's a Murphy hinge! Who needs hinges when you've got a bobcat and 3/4" rope?
gf beranek
Old Schooler
The beefy hinge. page 297 fgtw
pantheraba
More biners!!!
This is another page that is giving me wonky formatting. Anybody have trouble with formatting of the page and the codes etc besides me?
Jed
TreeHouser
Yeah, Murphs’ thing about the beefy hinge... I say that if you don’t barber chair nuthin nor split any wood yer trying to save out then yer good. I’m just all about getting a tree in the shot with as little ado as possible, so... usually something you can just tap over on my little plastic toys.
19 second video is of a Hemlock that we hung off an Alder (stagged off to two Cedars) in order to swing er over a watercourse toward the side we had to drag the brush on. The wood could stay on the hill. Loaded up a Sampson 3/4 stable braid pretty decent.
That was today. The pics are from yesterday when my friend Sam brushed out and topped this ENTIRE Cedar with his electric 540. We were all really proud of him even if electric saws are still clearly a bit inferior. I chunked er down with the gas driven five hundo. Sam in the silver hat.
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19 second video is of a Hemlock that we hung off an Alder (stagged off to two Cedars) in order to swing er over a watercourse toward the side we had to drag the brush on. The wood could stay on the hill. Loaded up a Sampson 3/4 stable braid pretty decent.
That was today. The pics are from yesterday when my friend Sam brushed out and topped this ENTIRE Cedar with his electric 540. We were all really proud of him even if electric saws are still clearly a bit inferior. I chunked er down with the gas driven five hundo. Sam in the silver hat.
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CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Been pruning these two at a ranch for the last 2.5 days. Slight crown raise on the larger. Originally, I tried to get them to have the smaller of the two removed since it was touching and leaning hard to the house. But, no convincing them. They will be pulling back the lawn from them both and cut some of the water. Blues die from excessive watering. Tons of dead wood. Reduced and crown raised the one over the house. I have two more to do on the property.
Before Fodder
Before Fodder
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Wish I could show you guys the inside of the canopy.
After fodder
After fodder
