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Mick, PM me, I think we can get a BMG to you, just have to figure the shipping out. We've got some in Europe right now.

Hey guys, if you haven't seen them check out the new Giant BMG Edition loaders Top Notch Equipment is selling. Probably the best compact articulating loader on the market right now for tree work. No plastic panels like the Avants had, and with the dual tire option, you can fit through a 36" gate...

Interesting. You're probably the 4th person I know that has one that actually likes it. Literally everyone else who has tried or owned and sold one dislikes it.

He'll need different insurance for it, and it generally runs pretty high.

Go bigger. You can't do much more with that then what you have now. Effer is the best as far as quality and strength. Palfinger is second.

Do you actually enjoy the MCRS?

You're gonna be waiting a good bit for that new rope runner to come out.

$14k seems high to me

On the bright side, at least said stupid bitch didn't die eh?

The cops showed up about a minute after he hit the ground. By that time he had his ropes packed and running down the street to the car though. He eventually turned himself him but the cops just shrugged it off and said whatever dude, we have more serious problems to deal with.

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I'd imagine so, bucket trucks are a safer option in their eyes. Its something rated, inspected every year.

Impressive!!

Try telling someone you're 14 weeks out! Glad to hear things are busy for ya bro!

Not terrible I suppose. Didn't try any of your crazy antics on tv I see. You did have two mishaps, cutting without chaps on the ground once and only being tied in once when using a saw aloft in another. Tisk tisk Murph, for one as knowledgeable as yourself you're slipping in your old age.

Are you talking a ring or a thimble? Either way the method is the same. How long are you planning on making whatever it is you're making? It'll require double the rope.

No, use locking brummels. It would be spliced just like an ultra sling.

Wicked job Bix! Just a short video I made a few days back. Just a bit of felling. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/JEOt40X40QE" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

And sweet set up Carl! You're really rolling deep now!

You definitely end up splitting a few more gears and jake braking a little more but generally its about the same as a loaded truck. Thats been my experience at least when I've pulled our pub trailers.