16 ft of 11mm sterling HTP (snakebite) with 2 ft chafe guard. 8mm beeline vt with micro pulley hitch. DMM lynx biner for working end.
Nice and stiff when broke in.
Sometimes a 12ft wire core for spar work with gibbs type adjuster.
Awesome movie. I saw it twice and that was the first time I'd saw a movie in theater in 10 years. Thats saying something for me.
I want trees like that here!!!!
A flying lizard would be cool too!
It is WAY pumped up for tv. I spent 31/2 years in the logwoods right out of highschool as a cutter. Most of it is factual just a little exaggerated. Like yes you are losing money when a truck gets stuck but it happens on a regular basis. It's one of the things that happens. Now when you can see...
I agree grease it at least everyday!!!! MUST Grease every 4-5 hrs of use is the spec. I run a 1250 vermeer with 1200 hrs on it and the only trouble I've had in the year that I've had was the feed roller bushings were wore when I bought it because no grease. I keep a dedicated grease gun on...
I would be in the same boat Tyler. If it's that close is it a big deal? Depends on who you ask. I I do have a problem with those super easy open snaps. Just too easy to open But I admit they look relly nice just if they had a better locking mechanism which from what I hear they are coming out...
I appenticed in the summer electrical and did fire wood in highschool. After I got out I ended up getting a logging job as a cutter. 3 1/2+ years of that until the economy when south and mills weren't buying.
By that time I'd learned to climb (by a super lucky coincident) and had been doing...
I won't be able to do anything this weekend. I'm swapping motors in my honda. Finally it gave up one cylinder. I got it cheap and it needed a new motor when I bought it. Got 12,000 miles out of it though. Keep me posted though.
Holly that IS a fish tail but not what I was talking about.
What I'm calling a fish tail is when the log hits something (the stump in this case) or a hump in the land or edge of a hill and kind of does a teeter totter pivoting on that point and either flipping up and or to the side. You really...
So I was all discombobulated! I agree THAT colt 45 is much more fitting to a TCC! I didn't mean to scare anyone. I thought we were talking about actual 45 cal. colt. In these parts we joke like that all the time. I will just bring my biceps!
By the way only criminals or law...
Re: A true (pitch) story
Agreed, If I bought the company selling that truck would be one of the first things I'd do. It would be cool to have a pickup like that but not practical in my opinion.