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I've seen a guy pulled maybe 25, 30 feet up a tree. He held on and came on back down, hand over hand, and learned to take another wrap. Another guy (I wasn't there) did the same kinda thing, but on the ascent a 'lil stub thingie hooked in his mouth and ripped his cheek open. He sports a nice...

One crane guy here does that all the time for the trunk cut. I'll start cutting on the backside (sans any kerf cut or underbed) and leave 6 to 12 inches of holding wood and he'll ease the snag over. If it was my crane, I wouldn't do it.

As long as the chokers are the right size and don't have burrs, I don't mind. In fact, I kinda like them better for slinging them around a large stem. The shackle is a good weight, just don't hit your hand, LOL.

That crane was overloaded.

Haha, I would never attempt to do that heavy of a load. You crazy skinny nergo!!! :lol:

That's news to me!

I got to? :P

99% of the time, there's always the option of rigging lighter.

I love those graveyard gigs.

I ain't getting the mental picture.

When I call for the 3/4" bullrope, the guy running the rope knows to get ready. :/: