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Copma 140.5 Knuckleboom
We don't do that on this side of the pond. I don't want a chain with a hook on it swinging around on the ball!- MasterBlaster
- Post #90
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Copma 140.5 Knuckleboom
I didn't think about the fact that it didn't have a winch. Yowsa!- MasterBlaster
- Post #88
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Copma 140.5 Knuckleboom
It's all a matter of balance, then finishing your cut after the load has repositioned itself.- MasterBlaster
- Post #86
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Copma 140.5 Knuckleboom
I almost NEVER work with two slings - it's a waste of time. :drink:- MasterBlaster
- Post #83
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Copma 140.5 Knuckleboom
I like the last pic best! It's not so tiny...- MasterBlaster
- Post #76
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Copma 140.5 Knuckleboom
No headache rack = trouble on down the line...- MasterBlaster
- Post #71
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Copma 140.5 Knuckleboom
I've never seen anything like it, lordy.- MasterBlaster
- Post #68
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Copma 140.5 Knuckleboom
That thing is too big for treework, but I guess that's obvious. Pretty!- MasterBlaster
- Post #61
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Copma 140.5 Knuckleboom
I can't see how that's a 55 ton crane - really???- MasterBlaster
- Post #53
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Copma 140.5 Knuckleboom
That rings a bell. He'd do cranework all by himself.- MasterBlaster
- Post #51
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Copma 140.5 Knuckleboom
Who was that guy over at TB who had a remote controlled crane like that? He'd put himself in the tree, then cut and make the lift himself, RC. Anyone rememebr him?s- MasterBlaster
- Post #49
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Copma 140.5 Knuckleboom
I'm gonna guess... 110 grand. :drink:- MasterBlaster
- Post #17
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Copma 140.5 Knuckleboom
You're gonna wonder how you did without it! Awesome purchase!!! :thumbup:- MasterBlaster
- Post #13
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