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Anytime, B. Always highest regards.

And yes indeed, Squish. The FS managers do not realize the expertise they are losing through the peer of just a few.

It's all measure. For myself, working in the urban sector a pickup was quite adequate for most pulls I ever come across. It's so much faster than a come-a-long and can pull a tree to lay fast enough without it drifting to side. When the need was for greater pull capacity I called on heavy...

And each is a learning experience, Jay. Some more so than others. And then some people never learn in spite.

It's all in measure, Jay. I am fortunate to have measured my most important pulls of my career correctly. Though in lesser circumstances I have met my match a couple of times. Oh what valuable learning experiences they were too.

Going with a low bid contractor that has weak equipment will get you in a fix every time. Confucius say.

This scenario is somewhat familiar. I told a property owner, "If you move the work shop over 15 feet it will be a simple fell job" And that is what it turned out to be. In the woods side lean scenarios are easy. Well, just so long as you have someone on the cat you can depend on.. Good...