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Richard J

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Just looking for people who own the GRCS.I would like to purchase one and looking for advise on these.They looked great at the show but how are they in the field ??????
Richard J
 
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It will save you time and money, and in many cases allow oyu to bid more competatively.

I use mine regularly.

Give me a call, I can tell you about it better then type. As the previous post states, there are many treads on The Winch.

If you incorperate pullies and redirects, the system runs so smooth, low friction rigging is great.

I still rig natural crotch, and use a porty from time to time, but during peak season The Winch is out of the truck several times a week. And i'm a one man sub contracting buisness.
 
Get one. You won't be sorry you did, as you find more and more applications for it. I used mine on the last gig I posted on my site, and you can check it out there. Holding that very large branch in perfect suspension, as it is seen to be in one of my pics, would have been impossible without the GRCS. The more you use it, the more ways you'll discover to use it. Again, get one!
 
Do a search, plenty of threads discussing how great they are.

I tried all the diffrent devices at ArborMaster training, but the GRCS is tops!
 
Just looking for people who own the GRCS.I would like to purchase one and looking for advise on these.They looked great at the show but how are they in the field ??????
Richard J

they are da best, buy it first and build yer rgging around it j oh and btw they are great
 
Wasn't there a thread similar to this a while back??...I have one and very rarely use it unless doing a very big takedown..We like the port-a-wrap for everything else..It's quick,simple and it works.
 
Fantastic!

It will change how you do alot of things. We even used one to pull a towable boom lift out of a muddy yard.:rock:
 
I am a little tight on cash this time of year and thinking of getting a port a wrap. Can you lift with a port a wrap?
 
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