best time/back saving equipment???

shaggs

The niftylift looks abit unstable when packed up. How does she travel over terrain when all retracted?

kimtree

its stable but does clank a bit
It travels fine on good roads unfortunatly we have no good roads they keep digging them up. we did 1 job where it had to loaded on a barge and taken 80km across the wyndham gulf to a remote community and on the return trip the lights got ripped off unloading on the high tide. to low,future mod when i get round to it. havent been offroad yet but have to later in the year

juniorgilman

I read about you guys using the Big Shot for so long, then I finally got one, and it lives up to everything you said. Only problem is when things get stuck in the tree they are even higher than before. Sort of like my golf game, new equipment only sends me deeper in the woods to find the golf ball.

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bigshea13

yeah..they rock. time saving wands. i use cheaper masonry string for any shots that are questionable. if its a crappy shot or unable to fall threw the canopy ....cut it off, tie on another bag and get the hung up bag when you get up to do your work. sherill sells the bags with a warrany on em. cant remember how long. they arent to expensive for what they are. my favorite is a 14 oz bag. with 8 feet of pole it can be launched over 200 feet in air. your choice of string/ fishline is going to be your handycap. i bought the poles and head a couple years agofrom sherril. i see now that they arre selling combos with case,poles,head,extra rubber,extra shot holder all in one. the case would be really handy... if a slice gets in rubber its useless.

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