I don’t think it’s necessary. The limbs aren’t moving enough to “jump” off the threaded rod. These are typically being installed on limbs with a lot of downward force. In the most recent one we installed we were using a 3 ton car jack to lift the limb approx 6 inches. It would take tons of force...
I’ll start the bidding at $14,400. Not a gigantic tree, but the haul out was pure insanity. Luckily with the 100ton crane we didn’t need to actually HAUL!
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Hey guys! Glad you’re talking about props!
we use a variety of sizes. Most common is steel, 2.5” OD. The top “cap” is a 5” long threaded insert that sits on top of the round schedule 40 tube.
We used to have them welded but frankly it was annoying having them welded every time we needed a...
Hi Jonny! I do have an inside source...but in all fairness we ordered 4 a few days ago and they seem to have shipped so I’m in just as much anticipation as everyone else is!
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Whoopie, I’m my opinion, is way better than a loopie. You can unload a loopie when it’s under full tension. You cannot do that with a whoopie.
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How short do you want this bridge to be? My bridge is like 10-12 inches long. You can’t do two double braid splices PROPERLY and have it that short. Even 24” is tough