Bixler new video. Better than ever.

Great tune . Great camera work . Love how you guys get to blow your load in the yard over there . I die and go to heaven every time I can shoot chips and not in my dump truck .. Sweet Shit . Awesome vid all around.
 
Bixler, you are seriously a master. What an awesome video! Curious how long it takes to edit and produce something like that, lol, but you definitely have a natural artistic talent for videography. Keep em coming!!
 
I can vouch for this double beast sling it's great. My go to for blocking. That sling at the top a single ring at the bottom as a redirect we've been blocking 20" ash, maple, oak in 6',8',10' logs with 1/2 a wrap on the porti no problem for a lot of limbs this sling has helped reduce our porti use significantly.

I'm not going to publish the weight but I did an oak that had a cavity that had been filled with concrete. I tried to take it in 8' blocks but the cement didn't allow that to work. The piece was big enough to punch another log into the ground and stretch my system to the max with 3 wraps running on a large porti. Not bmp at all but the sling held up its end.
Solid tool you won't want to go back to the block if you have used this. So popular that my 2nd crew often takes it in there truck and leaves me 1 sling short because they know there isn't any job it can't do as far as the xrrs go.
 
Bixler said:
Special thanks to my friend Merle Nelson, his discipline is admirable. He inspired me to make this video...


Also, big thanks to BOTS and my entire crew for being the hardest working bunch of them all.

-Brian
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MRL4LYF


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Had the pleasure of watching that one for the first time with my son in the Bix's living room... nevada city hills..
you're awesome bix... great videos... gotta do something about those mosquitoes though... try putting something in that pond!
and show us the terex!
 
Thanks guys, yes Daniel... it's that time of year again. Last year I threw some mosquito killing capsules in the pond and it seemed to help. Some real mountain-living out here:coffe:
 
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