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Cord wood on a truck and brash chipped but the site was just about to become a building site so no real cleanup. Love it.

Thanks Levi

License to destroy!

Nice work

Luckily I had the wind on my side this time Birch. Doesn't happen often.

Cheers Tom, s small collection of many.

Cheers Cory 8)

Paul's set up in a big tree part of VIC, along with ACE trees. The Dandenong ranges have some awesomely massive eucs, but very few in the city where I work. Those who work in the ranges are very skilled and knowledgable in what they do, but they don't get much rest from big trees. I myself enjoy...

:lol: sounds like a story to be told Butch

Jeez Mick, that'd be an annoying place for a burn

exactly, I'm not afraid to use the block if I feel I need one. I also am not afraid to use the pinto if I feel the block is overkill.

That's why you'd use 2 rings, increase bend radius of rope thus increasising strength of rope at the bend.

Because I don't have a ring (it's next on my list) but had a pinto in my bag doing nothing. Only reason i like the rings though is to instal and retrieve from the ground. I might use on light rigging when I have them but until I hold, feel use them I'll stick with the pulley for now.

Oh, and that's a 16mm rope, small pinto takes it fine, it's just the bend radius of the rope that a block would beat the small pulley, but as said 16mm rope has a huge mbs and was nowhere near tested on this piece of wood so bend radius was fine for me.

Yeh it's a pinto but not a pinto rig, normal pinto, I thought that might raise a question. The pinto Rig and normal pinto are rated exactly the same, both to 50kn but they just take a different max rope diameter. This wasn't a big tree and new I wasn't rigging big bits, but was big enough that...