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I thought OSHA made the revision so it is OK......sometimg at the buzz, but can't remeber.

no fricken doubt......your lift comes in handy then. Why are they resistant to it?

A crane removal isn't that hard.......just intimidating till you do a few. Just think sawinredneck......it could place you wherever you want. Bulk or not:D

tuflex green are good for 4800 chocked, those yellow one 5200 choked

the carbons gecks are awesome by the way......

40"dia...it did weigh 4100. He doesn't smoke or lie...Twas heavy Oak 3968 on the woodweb.....it was probably 8'long, I did not measure, but it took up most of the bed on my one ton(11')

well.....I had groundie start it...then I hauled it up. Pretty close to the ground, 1 or two cuts aloft.

last ones........4100 on the last chunk. 5K was max, which I guess is 85% of the load chart. LED bar was in the red:O

the trunk.....de-based the jib. Rolled crane back another 10'.......went kinda small

I thought so too..... but crane guy was nervous cuz it was at its limit. Bigger would have been easier for him I think

Used the "poor mans" rig-em-roll...aka second climber to rig horizontal stuff. I was a little sketched with the dead top...it was brittle. I wanted it butt heavy so as not to flip and possibly break, but not to big:O

Thursday I used a 22 AT crane to take apart a dead oak. 40'ish at the base, but growing up through a Hickory we were trying to preservre. The tree was not very tall...like 75 maybe, and the crane could get close so I choose a 22ton. It was a bitch since the hickory meant we had to make picks...