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I run my device(Unicender) on a petzl rollclip(hybrid pulley/biner) that attaches to my bridge. This allows for reduced wear on the bridge, and reduced friction in my positioning. That said, my bridge is Arbormaster, and that crap TUFF. Also, I agree with @CurSedVoyce, 3 inches ain't that big...

Kathryn loves Buckin Billy Ray. I approve of his overall message of honesty, hard work, and kindness. I also appreciate his mechanical sympathy, he's no harder on his trucks and other gear than he has to be, and frowns upon "Powersaw Abuse". I like folks that live life loudly. But, I'm bold...

Holy crap I've missed a lot of birthdays! Sorry everyone! Happy belated birthday to everyone I missed!

Heavy Metal Wizardry!

Happy Birthday Mick

The 6” shaft would not come out of the block. We heated it with rosebud torches and then melted it out with an oxygen lance. Older vid of process on larger job

what are you doing with the torch? are the two last pictures the same thing from different angles?

The younger one is safety for the older while changing a hose Tele jousting? Telehuggies?

Sapsucker heaven :).

Those telles are kissin' cousins.

He does run a sharp chain, no doubt.

Good pictures, @tarrtreestuff. I don't see any glaring issue with mounting the Akimbo as you have, though I wouldn't want to have mine basically permanently hanging on my bridge...I change climbing systems too often for that, depending on the tree. Your mileage may vary :). But I am pretty...

going to try it out. Also added a CT RollNLock for bridge adjustment.

Really, I had no idea.

He's different but mostly right I reckon. I sometimes find him hard to follow, his descriptions are more art than science. They go where he wants though. Good fun for a felling addict like me. Mitch Zenobi has been turning out some good swing/redirect vids lately.

He’s Canadian so him being an odd duck is the norm. Eh!

I may have said in the past derogatory things about this guy (like he’d care!) But I take them all back, he’s bloody good at the job, and my word he keeps a sharp saw.