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- February 3, 2012 at 10:32 pm #69961
ChrisB
ParticipantWow George I gotta say good video! I wish I could work with you guys and do the work for a living! I would be in heaven. Some day…..oh and you have a new subscriber as well
July 5, 2012 at 1:32 pm #69957kiwiloggr
ParticipantI.m logging steep ground at the mo I use small snatch blocks made for 4x4s and 10mm wire rope sold as strawline for haulers.I have a 25 mtr & a 50 long lengths that can be shackled together.its a 2 man operation 1 man pulls rope sets pulley’s and hooks up logs the other man works the horses you pull logs down the real steep to where its safe to re hook I use short reins so I can hang em on the hames then stand where its safe and send them off to the landing.the blocks are the key you can pull around & over most things with a pulley in the right place and you can keep the draft low I found horse.s pull much better when all four legs are grounded.you can pull massive loads on real steep ground this way it works for me anyway hope it helps.
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