Dragonslayer
New member
- Location
- Forgotten Coast
That one coming down the spar is a big'un.
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- Thread starter Leroy
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Steve Connally
Been here much more than a while
- Location
- Suffolk, Virginia
He was a fatty. Very well fed.
Worthaug
Carpal tunnel level member
- Location
- North Cakilaki
Tyler Durden
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- Location
- North Texas
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hseII
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- Location
- United States
What all is going on there with that rigging?
JeffGu
Been here much more than a while
- Location
- Osceola, Nebraska
I think he's just making sure nothing goes back onto those power lines.
Tyler Durden
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- North Texas
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hseII
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- United States
That 4 to 1 is something different for me: it's the 1st time I've seen something exactly like that.
I completely respect someone who has enough sense to rig something where it can't get against HV lines.
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Just different gear than what I've seen.
Please share close up pics when you get a chance of that 4 to 1 unit.
Tyler Durden
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- North Texas
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hseII
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- Location
- United States
It certainly ups the ante, I assume.
It is a 5:1 and we have to pull anything over 12 in diameter with it here. It actually makes for very easy rigging. Basically I do tight quarters, low impact removals here, just instead of dodging gutters and direct tv dishes, it's 20kv lines. The rigging amd cutting has to be perfect every time all the time.
It looked strange to me in the Picture: I
See it clearly Now.
Thank You for taking the time.
Damn Tyler why'd you have to post that???! I have four sets of self locking 5;1 in steel. We call those block & tackle. But as I eye yours down I'm liking the lightness of it. Now I have to restrain myself from buying more gear.
It is a 5:1 and we have to pull anything over 12 in diameter with it here. It actually makes for very easy rigging. Basically I do tight quarters, low impact removals here, just instead of dodging gutters and direct tv dishes, it's 20kv lines. The rigging amd cutting has to be perfect every time all the time.
CutHighnLetFly
Been here a while
- Location
- Cape Cod, MA
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Scope lukes floor on TreeStuff there a couple sets on there for nice prices.
Or at least they were the last time I looked
Scope lukes floor on TreeStuff there a couple sets on there for nice prices.
Or at least they were the last time I looked
Tyler Durden
Branched out member
- Location
- North Texas
Don't listen to him. Those are mine.
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Tyler Durden
Branched out member
- Location
- North Texas
That system is rated to 40kn. I keep another prussic and small omini block with the kit, this allows us to quickly turn it in to a 10:1 as well. Learn to use MA, wedges, levers, and block and tackle, and your life can get really interesting. With enough MA and hinge wood, I can make trees spin circles.
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- Location
- Colorado
Great shot! I'd love to work with a crane! Question, are you legally allowed to ride the cable? Like acceptable from OSHA? thanks for the info.!
RIVIEZZO TREE EXPERTS
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- Location
- kent lakes
RIVIEZZO TREE EXPERTS
Participating member
- Location
- kent lakes
RIVIEZZO TREE EXPERTS
Participating member
- Location
- kent lakes
RIVIEZZO TREE EXPERTS
Participating member
- Location
- kent lakes
evo
Been here much more than a while
- Location
- My Island, WA
Saw a leaf last friday... twas a wee little thing just unfrilling.. We went from 15 to 50
