Think hybrid of a groundskeeper and standard metal tine leaf rake. Best of both worlds imo. Works great moving wood chips and stump grindings, yet not as aggressive on turf as the grounds keeper. The wide tines don't clog up with leaves as easily as the groundskeeper.
Only the 1.1 was recalled, an inspection notice was issued for the other Omni block sizes.
I had to send my 1.5 in to address this. Turn around was fairly quick.
Thank you for the feedback. I actually bought my BDB from you a couple years back, though I'm now sporting the elongated bollard. I still may pick up the allgear 11.8, but use it with my HH2 instead. Thanks again.
How would you say it compares to marlow vega? I've been running the vega for a while with the BDB, and found it to be low stretch, stays round under load, good hand, and pretty abrasion resistant. I'm not usually one to split hairs, but I would like a slightly larger feeling rope, without...
Roasted a whole venison haunch for NYE dinner tonight. Heavy salt dry brine for 24 hrs after cutting excess fat, silver skin, and connective tissue I could. I made a marinade from rendered bacon fat, beef stock, and compound butter, and injected the meat all over with the marinade.
Rubbed in...
IMO, people tend to be more bold in a lift than if they were climbing. That doesn't mean a lift is more dangerous, it all boils down to the operator.
In compromised trees I like working from a lift, who wouldn't?
Also, end weight reduction becomes a lot easier with a lift, especially with out a...
Ordered one a couple weeks ago from Mastermind. Should be here early February. I've run them stock and I was impressed, so I'm really looking forward to a ported unit.
Christmas eats: breakfast of cinnamon bun French toast bake, sausage, and bacon.
Dinner- duck breast, raspberry & cherry sauce over arugula, with potatoes roasted in duck fat.
Very blessed with good food this year. Hoping everyone has a good holiday season!