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  1. woodworkingboy

    The " No wimpy euro short bar feller, me!" hazard tree.

    Thanks for the clarification, Stig. I don't know that I have seen one over here without the Tirfor name, but interesting to read you say that there is a local copy.
  2. woodworkingboy

    The " No wimpy euro short bar feller, me!" hazard tree.

    Do the copies still have the name Tirfor on them, Stig?
  3. woodworkingboy

    The " No wimpy euro short bar feller, me!" hazard tree.

    Good question. Most of the ones I see here say Tirfor on the case, and seem to appear in every way the same as what is shown on foreign websites. On recent ones, I see the little instruction diagram on the side in the local lingo, if that indicates anything. Real ones made for the market here...
  4. woodworkingboy

    The " No wimpy euro short bar feller, me!" hazard tree.

    One ton would be a good size to have. I mostly see the three-quarter and 1.6 ton in use in these parts. My experience is mostly with the three-quarter, and since it only uses 9mm wire, and the winch quite light itself, easy to haul around. It doesn't seem like the Tirfors have ever found...
  5. woodworkingboy

    The " No wimpy euro short bar feller, me!" hazard tree.

    Got to love a Tirfor winch, a great tool when the chips are down. Safety factor rated to over five tons, it must be rather large diameter wire for that winch, and heavy as well.
  6. woodworkingboy

    The " No wimpy euro short bar feller, me!" hazard tree.

    I'm surprised that Stig's dogs let him remove that big saw from his vehicle.
  7. woodworkingboy

    The " No wimpy euro short bar feller, me!" hazard tree.

    Good work, I would have liked a lounge chair view myself.
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