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Det du ser i videon tog oss cirka en dag att sätta upp (det var också första gången vi har gjort det). Mycket beror på situationen t ex hur terrängen ser ut, hur många stödträd man behöver och om man vinschar uppåt i en slänt eller på plan mark. Med bra planering av gatan och stöd- och förankringsträd innan så kan det ta mellan en halv till en hel dag. Monteringen kräver minst två personer.

Hello and thank you for commenting! Yes, it is the smallest system for cable logging that I am aware of. That also makes it more affordable. Good point about the choker chains👍 I actually do have four of them but it didn’t always work out to use all of them while I was filming. Greetings!

Hello! Yes, that is correct.

@@timstradservice1739 We are forest workers in Taiwan and this system really appeals to us. Wanna ask you how do you haulback or storage your skyline (standing cable) ? Do you think it's necessary to add another drum for skyline ?

@@虎山林業Hello again! The main cable is stored on a drum that is powered by hydraulics (on my winch it is the grey drum on the back of the winch). It is not powerful enough for tensioning the main cable completely, but can be used to pre-tension before tensioning manually with the come-along winch (or “wire hoist”). It is also very helpful when taking down the system after use to pull in the heavy wire onto the drum for storage until the next use. This is not absolutely necessary for running the cable system since both tensioning and storing the main wire can be done without, but it makes it a lot easier and quicker. The main wire weighs about 400 kg and will be hard to spool onto a wooden drum by hand, especially up hill. Hope this helps!

@@timstradservice1739 We are much obliged to you !! Thanks for your effort on making these records and sharing your experience. Wish you all the best !!

Thanks! Wish you the same🙂

Hello and thanks for the question! Close to the end of the video I listed the manufacturers website (Maxwald). They are located in Austria. Website is in German, but I am sure they would reply in English if you emailed them since they do sell their equipment abroad (I am in Sweden). I am not aware of another manufacturer who uses this type of carriage and lift mechanism. It keeps the carriage simple and lightweight but requires some additional action to lower the hook and load.

@timstradservice1739 Thank you for the reply. I didn't watch all the way to the end, but I will watch again. You have a beautiful country. Thank you for your time.

Ja, man får försöka uppskatta vikten.

Maybe he wanted some lift

@@HubertofLiege ok I just sed we did that on a burl with cables this product is a wast of money & your stump is still to high buddy & why ? Just make a pole truck out of a old ford then that would be cheaper way more practical Why did you leave a high stump you never answered that

@@MAGACANADIAN it’s a novelty video, someone not being serious just figuring out how to get his firewood up the hill. Obviously he has some experience in logging, or watched a few UA-cam tutorials, and used what he had to get it done. Who knows why he high stumped that tree, maybe there is a purpose other than just cutting it down. I thought it was smart and interesting.

I didn't see, but maybe the high stump is his tail hold. If you know anything about cable yarding, I would know why. Source:hooked and rigged highlead and skyline shows. 44 years in the logging industry.

@@nobodythatyouknow241 ya maybe that’s not what I seen sir & if your defending that awful falling & those hi stumps you sir do not have 40 years in a logging Business besides those stumps have nothing to do with that rigging 40 years my ass

Thanks Daniel!

Welcome to this small UA-cam channel🙂

Thanks!

This was a very basic setup with what we had at hand. So yes, the orange line was only a brake line (friction around a tree stump) to control the pulley travel. One could of course have that line run throug a pulley up in the tree and put a winch on the other end to have the pulley travel both ways. Would give you more options and control, rather than just use gravity.

Thanks! It is a great method with minimal equipment but requires certain things of the site like trees for anchoring and a sufficient slope down from the landing.

Thank you for the feedback!

Det e Hans egna företag och folk anliter honom och det är så det går runt

Tack! I det här fallet krävde Länsstyrelsen att virket skulle läggas i faunadepå i ett naturreservat där den döda veden blir ett hem för insekter, djur och växter.

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Thank you!

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@@timstradservice1739 Ifall den fallna grenen hade släppt mot marken medan du har lanyarden runt och arbetar på den, hur hade du kommit loss? Pluggar till arborist nu :)

@@LCGdudeHej och tack för din kommentar! Att vara säkrad i en träddel som kan falla är inte bra och något man absolut måste tänka på. I det här fallet väntade jag med att säkra mig i det spruckna trädet tills jag såg hur det reagerade när jag hade sågat bort allt som det kunde stötta sig på och det hängde fritt i luften. När jag sågade av det sista som hängde i eken så lyfte pilstammen faktiskt istället för att sjunka ner längre. Sedan hade jag redan sågat bort flera gånger min egna vikt innan jag säkrade mig i den spruckna stammen. Detta i kombination med att ha undersökt sprickan innan uppstigning och en pågående kontroll av den under arbetet av min kollega på marken gjorde att jag var trygg i att till slut säkra mig i den stammen. Men det får man titta på från fall till fall och ibland får man verkligen hitta andra lösningar för en bra ock säker arbetspositionering utan att sitta fast i en skadat träddel. Man måste även ha koll på andra saker som man har hängandes i selen som fallande träddelar kan fastna i. Att ha två klätterrep från olika håll är mycket bra där möjligheten finns. Hoppas det hjälper och lycka till med utbildningen!

Thanks

Yes, it is a great tool.

Det är Makitas största vinkelborrmaskin (den har dubbla batterier)

@@timstradservice1739 tack ska kolla på det.

It is a Andersen sailing winch mounted on a plate with fairleads and attachment point for anchoring. It is called Wennerling Winch.

Thank you. Keep up the great work my friend

Thanks 🙂