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Too bad @Maximalist can't see this Russky wrestling his grizzly bear

I ran into a similar problem: lots of coals, not as much heat. The problem is how I load it. I normally put the logs in sideways, like you would in any classic fireplace, and pack them in this way for a long burn and to have lots of buried coals left by morning. The wood gas still easily burns...

I tie a stopper behind the MRP.

Alrighty.

when I bought my maasdam the saw shop gave me 150ft of 5/8 rope to run in it, wouldn't fit at all, get a hard lay 1/2" 3 strand and it'll work great I use a prusik on the working side with a micropulley and run the tail through it like a Z rig so I can pull the system tight with a 3:1 using the...

either or!

Cans or bottles? Lol

IMO replace it or resplice it if the cordage is good.

I think strength would be compromised, an inch of pullout is bound to be most of the full diameter burry.

Just what I did. Do you think it would fully unravel the splice if load would be applied??

A slipped splice is a failed splice. It's possible it could be reset, but cutting it off and resplicing is better logic.

$16,000 and I'll throw in a case of mountain dew for whoever buys it lol

A few days ago we dismantled a phoenix palm dead from red weevil. The top rigging strop splice moved out of place almost 1", after abrasion making sure it took the safety stichting, not very heavy loads, but a bit of dinamic shock in a very small drop. Would the splice end up undoing itself if...

Happy birthday!

yeah it was rambly and I figured it'd probably cause more trouble than its worth to leave up

Some kind of rough bark Euc. This big branch broke off at this Burl which appears to be bug eaten. Never seen termites up in a live tree? I think we better take this limb off…

Thanks all, didn’t do much. Going back to the UK for Xmas next week, so storing up my celebrations till then.

Liftgates are handy Now if the bed would dump…

?? I guess Zinan has deleted a post in reply to my prior one, for some reason.