GRCS anygood

[Mozza]

First time I used one was in Norway with Mike, I've used most devices over the years and the GRCS, is without doubt the best. By a long way. Does completely change the way you look at rigging.

[Hodge]

First time I used one was in Norway with Mike, I've used most devices over the years and the GRCS, is without doubt the best. By a long way. Does completely change the way you look at rigging.

 

Better than a Hobbs?

[Mike Hill]

Better than a Hobbs?

 

Over all yeah.

 

IF you were spanging big lumps from single stem trees all day long,then a Hobbs is for you.

 

But for everywere else outside the Pacific North West then GRCS.It is truly one of those things that you wish you had bought a long time ago.

 

You get a static Bollard as well as the Winch with a GRCS,so its win/win.

[Hodge]

Over all yeah.

 

IF you were spanging big lumps from single stem trees all day long,then a Hobbs is for you.

 

But for everywere else outside the Pacific North West then GRCS.It is truly one of those things that you wish you had bought a long time ago.

 

You get a static Bollard as well as the Winch with a GRCS,so its win/win.

 

So it can do what a Hobbs does and more?

[Mike Hill]

So it can do what a Hobbs does and more?

 

Pretty much mate.It also breaks down into two parts.Good if you have to carry it any distance.

[Hodge]

Pretty much mate.It also breaks down into two parts.Good if you have to carry it any distance.

 

Good info Mike, thanks, I have a couple of big takedowns coming up and I have used Hobbs in the past and it was great but I'm trying to see the best option for my money as I only want to spend once.

[Mike Hill]

Good info Mike, thanks, I have a couple of big takedowns coming up and I have used Hobbs in the past and it was great but I'm trying to see the best option for my money as I only want to spend once.

 

You really can't go wrong with a GRCS mate.They would sell alot more of them if it was possible to demo them for a week before pulling the trigger on one.Not so many people have them so industry exposure is pretty minimal considering the productivity gain.

 

A bit like imagine attempting to describe the benefits of a Wood Chipper to a man who had Bashed down Tranist loads all his life.Then expecting him to cough up for one.

[testcricket01]

Good info Mike, thanks, I have a couple of big takedowns coming up and I have used Hobbs in the past and it was great but I'm trying to see the best option for my money as I only want to spend once.

 

You wont regret getting one at all that is for sure, it will more than earn its price tag in a few big takedowns

[Hodge]

What size rope would you suggest if I got one? Its 2k so want to get it right.

[testcricket01]

What size rope would you suggest if I got one? Its 2k so want to get it right.

 

I personally use 16mm and that works perfect but you can use what size you need for the job in hand.