Amazing

Thank you for making this video, and God bless you!

I have used the massdam puller many times over the last 20 years , that I have owned mine.. you have beautifully displayed , how useful this tool can be. I have never recorded what I’ve used it .. most excellent video Joe from California

the machine is so wonderful

Your amazing

Balls of stihl

insane

Excellent

Outstanding job. Thank you.

Excellent real-world use of the Maasdam R.P. Love mine. I'm also thinking about buying that 6-ton puller in your video.

Hadir supotr, lur❤

What chainsaw were you using in this video?

Nice job. Spoken and done so like a pro!

Good detail coverage. I use a 3/4 ton truck, but with a movable winch (+ extra 5/8" line beyond the 90' synthetic winch line) so I can mount it on the front or rear hitch. It's not a perfect solution, but with snatch blocks it works ok for a one-man operation without too frequent a level of cab gymnastics. I've not tried using the truck alone and hopping in and out, moving it, etc. I was looking forward to seeing your product links, but apparently you don't post those?

Beautiful work pardner stay safe 🙏 out there that 200 rips is that bad boy ported she sounds good 👍 enjoyed the short !!!

Thanks for the info on the maasdam

Not the first video I watched on skidding using a truck, but by far the best one. Really well done, thanks!

Great work, and very motivational! Thank you for sharing your skills and knowlege. I will be employing similar techniques in the near future.

I do like that little wire chocker..where did you buy it?

Pulling hooked to front of truck is always alaways better..

Bowline on a bite..to attach i use...thanks

Ive been useing a 35ft 3 strand that came with maasdam with big dan biner ..sinches brush all way down to 2 inche s..grabs everytime on brush piles ..3 strand is cheap.i find itcworks better and its lighter..main thing lighter.for me im hurt .light is best.ive pulled trucks out pul

Great video thank you for sharing. I am impressed with how far you were able to pull the tree from its back lean. I have the same puller and it has made my tree falling easier and safer.

I love mine but tne problem I keep running into is the pawl that guides the free end back out of the capstain continuously eats the rope. Once under load, nearly every rachet will cause it to jam up one of the strands, nearly locking the whole mechanism. Using my off hand to pull the tail down and out of the winch is the only way I can get it to function reliably. Just wondering if youve ever run into similar?

Do you ever redirect so as not to pull the tree on you?

Very good job nice soothing voice sticking with facts and matter at hand

Nice video. At 53, im looking at doing this to save time and energy while getting fire wood in the mountains.

Smart combination !

I see the West Coast Saw exhaust port on your 200T, did you know there is supposed to be a hole drilled in it? Right where the spark screen goes. I just saw it on their website

Thanks for posting this video, lots of useful tips.

About the maasdam puller?

Great vid I just bought one and looking for tips and tricks to help me along

Thanks for taking the time to make this video. It gives me good perspective on working conditions as I plan my purchase.

Excellent video. Very well articulated and taught. Thanks for the work. 🙂👏👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙂

Nice anchor ! 💪👌

Just what I needed for tree work by myself and no climbing.

i would like to know more about how you get a rope high up into the tree. Could you demonstrate that sometime, thanks good video.

Fantastic video. I’ve got a very similar situation with a large 80’ black spruce, much less lean but lots of limb weight the wrong side. Would this method be technically applicable?

Beautiful job.

What carabiner do you recommend to replace the hook on the puller ? The weight break rating ?

I've used the metal cable come alongs forever. I hate them but they can unstuck a 4x4 or pull together a double wide home. I wonder if this rope puller can do the same job? It looks easier to deal with and probably lighter weight.

very impressive. I appreciate how you work and how you teach what you do: deep knowledge of the physics, use of equipment, attention to detail, attendance to customer's wishes/needs. No frills. Nothing fancy. Thank you.

What size wedges are most helpful?

Great info thanks!

that last tree was a satisfying "thwack", thank you!

Great video !

That first one… dammm thing exploded I was screaming bore cut it

First of all, let me tell you, that you're a man after my own heart....my colleagues know me for always collecting and saving little random unique pieces of tree!🤣🤣😔 I decorate my house with them. I also want to really encourage you to try the Wyeth-Scott 6-ton come-along, with the AmSteel (Dyneema) line. I absolutely swear by it. Heavy-duty cast iron construction, and extreme pulling capacity. I employ it as follows: Anchor point (tree, etc.) -> sling -> come-along (with almost all the line pulled out, because otherwise, the Dyneema will DIVE DEEPLY into itself on the spool!!!) -> sling#2/Porta-Wrap Now, all you need to do is to set the pull line in the Porta-Wrap and pull out as much slack as you can by hand, lock it off, and you're good to start cranking the come-along. I've done hundreds of trees this way, and it works great. It would be $350-$380 well spent!(not sure what they're going for right now) [edit: 4:18 aaaand, you pull one out from under the work bench! 🤣🤣🤣👍👍]

take the music out and ill finish the video, i want to hear all of the cracks and creeks and then the amazing sound of the fall the music ruins the video.

Outstanding demonstration, Thank you for doing this! I bought one of these last year, and used it for the first time today. Its a workout for an old man, but when you have no one to help you, its a lifesaver, and works just as your described! A big fan! 🙂