Falling a Big One

[Gypo Logger]

Hi Roger, very cool story and pictures. At first I thought it was BS, but now I'm a believer. If you can't trust Roger, you can't trust anybody!
John

 

[ROLLACOSTA]

Didn't know this site was a character test !!!!

 

[rbtree]

Here's the video that Nickrosis rotated and hosted for me.....

http://www.zippyvideos.com/1065515862010086/squeezeplay1/

 

[Sprig]

Thanks RB!

For the pics, description, and vids!! And bump on the thread too, would have missed it otherwise there being soooo much to see and read at AS I feel like a kid with a box of CrackerJack sometimes hunting around for the prizes
Nice work!



Serge

 

[RiverRat2]

Really a good time that freaking big Husky is a beast Eh????
Awesome..... Great Pics, Great thread, All my respect to RB Tree, Huevos as big as all outdoors,,,, I see why Andy regards him so Highly

 

[GASoline71]

This has always been one of my favorite threads... and Dave is a pro faller. So is Roger. I just wish the Coyote wasn't so friggin' busy so he could post more.

Gary

 

[Timberhauler]

That was cool.opcorn:

 

[Jim1NZ]

Did this the other weekend...


Climbed up, knocked the left hand side leader out then felled the rest, had to remove that leader because there was a shed close and it looked included and didnt want to take the chance of the hole heavily weighted leader splitting out if i felled it from the ground.

 

[Jim1NZ]

Key hole cut with the 660, 30" couldnt quite reach but went never the less

 

[hornett22]

RB,great work as alway!

thanks for sharing that.

seems like using the www.cheaterjack.com would have been alot easier .:jester:

 

[rbtree]

thanks for sharing that.

seems like using the www.cheaterjack.com would have been alot easier .:jester:

For $975, what does it do? how much force can it apply, relative to wedges?
Website has no description, just some low rez pictures. Video wasn't working. Looks like a nice concept. But why not just get a special bottle jack that is only a few inches tall, have a steel plate made for the plunger end. I know felllows that have done this.....a lot cheaper than the specialized Silvey tree jacks, though no where near as strong.

The tree went over easy anyhow, plus we had a line in it