Knowing a tree's going to barberchair, the only thing I would think that would contain it would be a hardened heavy chain, 5/8" or better, not a simple bull rope.
well come on, he's been up 75' in a tree so ......2 experienced tree guys arguing with a 15 year old who thinks he knows it all already
I hung out with a pro once dont forget thatwell come on, he's been up 75' in a tree so ......
well twice, second time was welding up bumper mounts for his truck (he ripped the old bumper off pulling a crane out of mud)once?
we can tell
If it sits back on the bar it may be about to snap off. The wedges can create a fulcrum that adds to that.
I would never let an operator be in control of the pull over if there is stuff around it could hit should the operator fk up or pass out or whatever (get a cell call, be high...). I am gonna spring the tree forward with the pullover vehicle be it mini, truck (and lock it with em brake and in gear and chock)...and usually it will just go over from the tension of the bent tree. If questionable at all with back lean...I am gonna stress it AND put a come a long on it after setting the pullover vehicle, chock it and lock the emergency and put it in gear and turn it off. Sometimes I will set 2 pullover ropes and come alongs and go back and forth on them gaining more on each cranking. No hurry and keep holding wood.
I love this ideaAnd you can get a knuckleboom with a winch on it too. Palfinger has like a switchblade winch spool that automatically folds of the side, I was looking at a vid last weekend. Pretty neat.
You probably have experience that totals less than 20 hours in your lifetime. I likely have as much or more full time professional tree experience than anyone on the face of the earth....and you have no problem telling me I am wrong. This is why there is a 101 section.I hung out with a pro once dont forget that
if your wrong you are wrong, get over itand you have no problem telling me I am wrong.
You probably have experience that totals less than 20 hours in your lifetime. I likely have as much or more full time professional tree experience than anyone on the face of the earth....and you have no problem telling me I am wrong. This is why there is a 101 section.
Noo, no, no. You’re the one I see doing all the mentoring. Hahaha.
ps...I try to be a good citizen ...but sometimes it just don't work out. (lol?)
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