Always enjoy watching a MM video. Learned a lot over the years. The only difference from what I would do, is that I normally hook up instead of down and even if I'm using synthetic rope when I'm working with any hooks, pins and things I always have gloves on. Stay safe on the trails.
Thank you for your video - the only thing I’ve heard that was different here is that you’re suppose to hook the cable to the D shackle from underneath so the cable/force would hit into the ground instead of flying into the air
I think most of us 4wheelers are beginner's,you very rarely see people like myself practice winching. For me those blankets are useless when a shackle let's go,l prefer to take some Telstra rope and secure the shackle and any other recovery device that may fly at you. Finding the right spot for the safety rope is the tricky part.
The tree trunk protector also makes sure that the tree is alive for the next time you need it. If it's ring-barked & dead its not good to you..... so it's not only about being "Green" it's also about being selfish.
Quite sure. Somebody has asked this already after winching. U said winch for a minute, then you say it let the batteries recover. How long is the batt recovery time?
Why use a bow shackle through a tree trunk when you already have a hook? the loops will go through the hook no problem. Dont need an extra metal object in there. Dont do that.
"I hope that gives you the confidence that you can go out in the bush and really have a great time knowing how to use your winch safely..." That sounds like a PSA for Detroit
et me put a lot of people straight a single pully to the anchor and back to winch, DOUBLES the load, to get a 4 to one advantage it you need two double sheave pulleys , do yourself a favour, get two double sheeve blocks with the biggest sheeves, 20 x the rope diameter is used, but that's impractical, use 10,mm SPECTRA rope or kevlar braid, you'll accommodate more line on the drumSpectra / Dyneema Rope a ya know zilch fella
t why use another bow shackle on the tree trunk protector. Seems like an unnecessary bit of shrapnel in case of a breakage. I have fuck all recovery knowledge so im not having a dig, it just seems dangerous
The 2 ends of the tree strap and 1 end of the winch line creates a triaxial load at the connection. The hook does well along one axis but if one of those strap ends gets close to the tip of the hook or even the gate, that is not so great. The bow shackle closes the tree trap and provides a well defined position for the hook to attach. If you remove anything from the setup to reduce hardware, it should be the hook. Simply attach the line thimble direct to the shackle.
When the trees in the video aren’t perpendicular to the screen, it’s easy to tell that the camera angle is for dramatic effect. So, if you want to know the grade he was truly winching, rotate your phone to make the trees straight up and down. Lol
First thing I thought of was 'Crikey, look at the soize of the beauty!' Fun video! Peeps in Australia sure have a good time!!
Always enjoy watching a MM video. Learned a lot over the years. The only difference from what I would do, is that I normally hook up instead of down and even if I'm using synthetic rope when I'm working with any hooks, pins and things I always have gloves on. Stay safe on the trails.
Thank you for your video - the only thing I’ve heard that was different here is that you’re suppose to hook the cable to the D shackle from underneath so the cable/force would hit into the ground instead of flying into the air
I think most of us 4wheelers are beginner's,you very rarely see people like myself practice winching. For me those blankets are useless when a shackle let's go,l prefer to take some Telstra rope and secure the shackle and any other recovery device that may fly at you. Finding the right spot for the safety rope is the tricky part.
The tree trunk protector also makes sure that the tree is alive for the next time you need it. If it's ring-barked & dead its not good to you..... so it's not only about being "Green" it's also about being selfish.
Hey, very well explained. I will keep your advice in my mind if a need arises to use the winch. Thanks
Fantastic video
Clear, concise and to the point. Thank you!
How dose your Toyota hand break work? Yours must be the only one that works lol
Quite sure. Somebody has asked this already after winching. U said winch for a minute, then you say it let the batteries recover. How long is the batt recovery time?
Should vehicle be in neutral
Nice easy video mate 👌
Fantastic video Matt 👍👍
Why use a bow shackle through a tree trunk when you already have a hook? the loops will go through the hook no problem. Dont need an extra metal object in there. Dont do that.
100% agree mate. Only less piece of metal to kill you if shit goes pear shaped.
Metal on metal. First rule I learnt in climbing and rigging anchors was don't put metal on metal
@@bradbaston7186 Its just an extra item that isnt needed. 100% pointless . Thats all im saying for sure. Why add more to it when its not necessary
"I hope that gives you the confidence that you can go out in the bush and really have a great time knowing how to use your winch safely..."
That sounds like a PSA for Detroit
Why wouldn’t you just put the winch hook straight on the tree truck protector? Just an extract piece of metal that doesn’t need to be their
Thank you..really helps..👍🙌
Thanks for sharing
et me put a lot of people straight
a single pully to the anchor and back to winch, DOUBLES the load, to get a 4 to one advantage it you need two double sheave pulleys , do yourself a favour, get two double sheeve blocks with the biggest sheeves, 20 x the rope diameter is used, but that's impractical, use 10,mm SPECTRA rope or kevlar braid, you'll accommodate more line on the drumSpectra / Dyneema Rope a ya know zilch fella
t why use another bow shackle on the tree trunk protector. Seems like an unnecessary bit of shrapnel in case of a breakage.
I have fuck all recovery knowledge so im not having a dig, it just seems dangerous
The 2 ends of the tree strap and 1 end of the winch line creates a triaxial load at the connection. The hook does well along one axis but if one of those strap ends gets close to the tip of the hook or even the gate, that is not so great. The bow shackle closes the tree trap and provides a well defined position for the hook to attach. If you remove anything from the setup to reduce hardware, it should be the hook. Simply attach the line thimble direct to the shackle.
I agree Joseph. The reason I had the Bow shake there was the hook was to loaded with the two star ends.
Great video :)
Great video
When the trees in the video aren’t perpendicular to the screen, it’s easy to tell that the camera angle is for dramatic effect. So, if you want to know the grade he was truly winching, rotate your phone to make the trees straight up and down. Lol
Thanks 😊 Great job 👏
Never hook down. Always hook up. A lot of wrong procedures here mate
dont add metal components to the system, the hook itself would of been enough to connect to the tree protector.
Personally I use tree trunk protectors so I don’t damage my rope or put tree sap in it...
Hook up not down
Nice seatbelt
How are we supposed to take advice when yur vidio starts with winching the wrong way?????????????