Choker Cable

[pat32rf]

Growing up around boats learning to splice was an definite asset. Now I'm amazed at how many people helping me can't tie a simple bowline or hook up a chain properly...Anything beyond tying their shoes seems to be beyond them ;-)

 

[Orange 08]

I have a logging cable choker about 20' long and heavy for major work. So for my smaller log pulling I had a 3/8 cable choker made with chain on the tractor end and a regular slip bell on the log end. I made it short so it follows closer and being smaller it is easy to use. Chain end is easier to hook to the tractor and allows shortening the length. I had it made locally; don't remember the price but it wasn't much.

 

[Northland]

I too use sling chokers to pull my maple trees out of the forest. This is the most easy to use and effective tool I have found for my purposes.

I buy them locally where the loggers get them

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