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yeah, sounded like a good idea because well, my winch is in an oh so nice spot, and since its a worm drive it wont accidentally run out tension, but I can see it accidentally getting kicked on when someone goes for the crush cylinder lever since they are next to eachother, other issue is my...

I have actually used a steel carabiner through the porty loop and clipped it to the safety chain loop on my bucket truck and just "dropped" the limbs right next to the chipper I never like a rope near the chipper, so atleast a "tight enough" line is very hard to chip since there is no slack...

that would take up a good bit of length over the feed tray no? my idea would basically put the butts on the tray nice and easy and minimize lifting/dragging im thinking, maybe take 2 or 3 wraps, maybe munter hitch around the steel carabiner on my winch line, run out 5ft of line, pull hand tight...

mmm ouch

a few things to note 1: the rope isnt good for 10K (and the know weakens it allot more down to like 4K or so, broke this line once before, hence it being retired to winching duties) 2: with how slow the winch is, I think it would be extremely hard to break a tree, especially since you would have...

I should note, I have room for about 200-250ft of half inch line on my winch, currently have about 50ft on it, I will be putting a 200ft line on (probably stablebraid) to fill the drum so I have more layers/line speed its rated at 38FPM with a full drum at 18GPM if I remember, not sure I have...

Any thoughts on using my chipper winch as a speedline straight to the chipper? choke winch rope around tree, pull slack out with the winch, I figure as long as its tight it cant physically get pulled into the chipper or am I stupid? it seems to me like an ideal setup as there would be no rope on...