Posted by MichaelNEIowa on January 20, 2008 at 16:58:57 from (70.56.85.242):
In Reply to: Boom Pole posted by Jaden on January 20, 2008 at 16:40:19:
I have a King Kutter category 1 boom pole that I use with my Ford 860. If I remember correctly, it is rated for 500lbs. It didn"t cost very much ($75?) and was well worth it.
It has been a handy item, especially in tight areas where I couldn"t get my loader tractor. I use a log chain to lift things and the biggest issue is that whatever is suspended from the chain tends to swing around, especially if you have to drive far with the item attached. A helper with a second line attached to the item you"re lifting to prevent swinging certainly helps.
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