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I never thought of that. I can see Koa's point of view. I got a groundie that you have to watch all the time. Good worker, just has trouble with the more technical stuff like which way to wrap the rope on the GRCS winch. Most times he gets it right but then he has mental laspe and does it...

I have to agree with Wes on the twisting of rope using a porty, but to me it would be easier to just go buy a new port a wrap than do all this modification stuff for the simplier everyday lowering tasks and have the bollard for doing the really big stuff when it comes up. Don't get me wrong I...

Looks like we have a winner.:lol::lol:

We will see if it works now. I think it will work now. Thanks Brian. I hope I can remember this for later on down the road if I need to.

I hope I am not putting a damper on this festive moment. I am not trying to. The rubber mounts look like they need to be replaced. Top right side looks rough, bottom right looks a little rough the one on the left not so bad. Top left, not sure of. Other than that nothing. I am just nit...

That is one job I have been putting off. Afraid I won't get it back together the way it should be. Watched the vid for a refresher but still haven't done it. With my luck the screw in the middle of the capstain won't come out or will get cross threaded when I go to put it back in. You still...

Your right on that one Willie. Forgot about that added feature. I think that was even covered in the older video now that I think about it. Oh Darin, When you get down to chunking down a spar. Have the ground guy(s) at least remove the capstain to avoid hitting a mounted GRCS or better yet...

Save your money on the visor Darin. I ordered one with ours and have only used it once. We really didn't need it for that one time. Cutting that extra notch for the visor is a pain. To me that visor is only needed if your blocking down BIG pieces. I am thinking of those guys in the PNW. I...

Welcome to the GRCS club, Darin. Bout time:P After you get past the learning curve big removals won't be so intimadating. That tool is like a dream come true to be able to lift hold and lower and them manipulate large limbs and big wood with precision and ease by one man. Next you will be...

Cool8)8) How many members are in the GRCS club now???

Congrats Bivy,8) looks like all us other guys will now have to do the keep up with the Jones thing:P I have thought about getting a second one also. When I seen the GRCS being used to pull a stump I thought that was pretty cool. I myself would never have the winch mounted on that Spruce stump...