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  1. SeanKroll

    Derrick rigging and redneck cranes

    Wilderness bridges are AWESOME! Where abouts do you work?
  2. SeanKroll

    Derrick rigging and redneck cranes

    We got a live one! Welcome! Former trail builder here, but not as involved with rigging as all that. Wish I had done that kinda stuff. Is Kneejam and offwidth reference?
  3. SeanKroll

    Derrick rigging and redneck cranes

    Kyle, would you draw a picture of thig truck-chained-log deadman, and post a pic?
  4. SeanKroll

    Derrick rigging and redneck cranes

    Any way to reattach these pics?
  5. SeanKroll

    Derrick rigging and redneck cranes

    Kyle, a video of that set-up would be killer. There are so many placed where rigging fits where machines don't. Looked at a big tree removal in a raised yard, with a structurally-soft retaining wall, and a fence. Being able to boom over obstacles, to get material up or down to a machine would...
  6. SeanKroll

    Derrick rigging and redneck cranes

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gateway_Arch Thought I'd double check my trivia... They used hoses to spray the arch with water to fight thermal expansion in order to install the keystone at the top. I went up in it as a kid. As I recall, the thing we rode in (maybe seated???) Moved up...
  7. SeanKroll

    Derrick rigging and redneck cranes

    I've never seen any need to set tongs. Might be different proportions with smaller logs and smaller tongs than those big tongs/ big logs. I bet it worked pretty easily. Maybe a kick to loosen.
  8. SeanKroll

    Derrick rigging and redneck cranes

    Good info. Could be useful for a sawmill, if you don't have the capacity in a mini/ other machine. My friend uses his back-hoe with forks to load his mill, but its taking a beating. Next time I'm talking to him, I'll have to mention it. He maybe could simply weld-up a frame that attaches to...
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