There's one thing for sure, this crew isn't held back facing hard work. This might have been a no clean up job, but it required a ton of planning and effort getting to the clean up stage. Impressed by what was accomplished on a nasty looking day. Very well done! Nick, North West Farmer (Oregon)
@@jeffschroeder9089a line clearance company I worked for in Northern California required us to have pull ropes in every tree we dropped so we used thrown line quite often as a “pull rope” and those things came in pretty clutch more than a few times when you couldn’t get quite enough lift with wedges lol
@@jeffschroeder9089 that would be a tough call for me. dry and 32-50f would be my ideal but that is not always an option. I hate being wet and everything is a slippery mess, not sure which is worse being wet from the rain or sweating inside rain gear either way I get soaked.
I see you using the Unicender and heard you say you think it's the best device. What's a good rope to run in it I see where the Unicender versatility is unmatched with other devices but it does not run or tend well with my 11.8mm drenaLINE