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Handy reach on that crane .

It is indeed. Can’t remember what the reach is but I cut those bits into 18ft lengths and it stretched down to the butt from the same spot and dragged it up the slope on a sling before picking it up. Lifts a tidy weight with ease. I would imagine the big piece must of weighed 2.5 -3 ton.
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did ya tug it over with a tractor and winch?  I wonder how much grunt that required?

No it was sitting at about 45 degrees. Lifted root plate from the recent storms.
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Horrible! Was there any flow? looks dodgy.

Yeah, it was all wrong.
3' of wall missing below water level.
Put bricks in, current takes them out.
I'll have to go back in July for another crack.
About 1 meter per second flow.
And my silky Saw is on the bottom somewhere.
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