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Yes very true and an excellent point. This ties back to product development and marketing, which I'm pretty much ignorant to. My hunch would be that companies like DMM that cater to the very people I described in my earlier post, improve upon or re-develop products/equipment that are already...

I didn't see a question anywhere in your reply(s)? The point I'm on here is that I think the route you/stein took in developing a winch (lifting operation) external of the bollard although innovative in this application, I see as a downside for a number of different reasons. Again I could be...

Jay that opinion is based on experience working with different companies and getting a decent amount of exposure to the guys working in the field. The majority of the guys that I personally interact with either don't have the money, time, education, or desire to invest in researching the various...

Again, I could be way off base here and I certainly hope for the sake of your time/investment and Stein's as well I am. I'm giving you my initial thoughts having watched the video of how it's setup and operated. In real life it may perform in a way that doesn't parallel how I envision it to...

Reg do you really want constructive criticism or do you want more applauds and pats on the back? You decide what you're open to hearing. The GRCS and HOBBS have done really well in the market (esp. the GRCS) worldwide for a good reason. As has the port a wrap. From my conversations with...

I've never really understood the huge fan base of the GRCS. It's a great lifting device if you want to lift a 300lb log for 50 ft. For taking out slack on a large trunk section and then transitioning to a lowering operation in a short period of time, I never liked or trust ed the device at the...