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http:// http://www.wesspur.com/portable-winch/portable-winch.htmlHere ya go....

I got mine at WesSpur

Agreed. Recently bought a trolley ;)

Yeah... thinking 600 foot spool here soon.... Stable braid is about 8.6 lbs per 100 foot. Let's say 10 to make it easy. 20000 feet divided by 100 = 200, 100 foot hanks 200 x 10 = 2000 lbs 1/2 is rated for 10000.

We are going to try just that Jay. I have a spool of some 3/8ths 3 strand nylon to put through the eyelets on some tarps. Fill them up, draw the strings, snatch it and lift. If it works as well as I think it will on that steep hill job, we will buy canvas or something tough or one of those...

Still fits a niche in the kit. I think it will come into to play a lot over the next couple years. Main thing is it can get the material to where the equipment can then take over. Maybe slow, but faster than other options. Moves more than a guy can anyway.. even more than two. Now I need a...

So here she is working. Lifting things up Gin Poles and yarding. This vid shows us extracting logs and tops out of the brush line with a gin pole above the landing. Winch yards, then lifts and then I lower the load off the winch capstan as the ground man swings it into the LZ. The last couple...

Now I am going to need a bigger tractor :lol: Really cool. I like it.

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Who me have stable braid and pulleys ??? :/: ;)

Bump. Just pulled the trigger one one of these for a steep hill job we have coming up. Looking ahead, we will be pulling over trees with it, skidding logs and yarding brush with it on a job we should have Deva on this summer, and pulling trees apart as they are getting more and more crispy...