tree gaft length
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tomtrees58
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:monkey:tom trees ??
I would not use a tree nor a foot.
Tape measures work best, start at the point and measure to the end.
[if you are being serious about this post, you should re-state the question so that we will understand what you are asking. Otherwise, you are likely to get wise-guy answers, like mine]
Tape measures work best, start at the point and measure to the end.
[if you are being serious about this post, you should re-state the question so that we will understand what you are asking. Otherwise, you are likely to get wise-guy answers, like mine]
Just a wild guess but I am thinking that he is asking how to measure the length of gaffs. Do you measure from the bottom of the spike (closer to the tree) or top side of spike (closer to your foot) I would think that the bottom half would be around a half inch shorter. Maybe split the difference and measure from the middle.
tree md
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Personally, I don't worry about the length. I take the manufacturer's word for it how long they are. What I do concern myself with is how much penetration I am getting in dead wood...
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