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Next time I’ll use a snatch block.

good idea thanks im a beginner getting started in the lawn service so very helpful tip haha

There was an area that was softer than I thought. Once I started sinking I tried reverse but the high side was the only tire that had traction so it turned me facing up away from the ditch. I don’t sweat it since I have the jeep handy. Lol. Usually the mower will slide down over the edge if I get too close to it on an angle.

@@itzmefelonput a winch on your lawn service truck. It’ll come in handy if you’re mowing around ditches. I was visiting a friend at an apartment complex in my jeep once and a lawn service guy walked over and asked if I could winch his mower out of a ditch behind the apartment. I winched him out and he finished mowing.

@@timjchick thanks so much for the suggestion! I’ll be looking at winches today just for this!

@@itzmefelona portable battery operated winch might be good option for you, too. One of those could be connected to a tree, vehicle etc to pull a mower out.

First thing I noticed👍

Lol. This little stump probably only took a couple hundred pounds of tension on it. If that.

I used a solid state relay I got from Amazon. The trigger input voltage is rated at 3-32vdc. Unfortunately I was experimenting with some other relays with my camera and I fried the audio circuit so I’m not able to use this setup anymore. There’s a Facebook group called The Cellular Trapper that has a lot of great info on setups like this.

@@timjchick thank you I finally got it worked out

It’s hard to give a specific address because it follows a combination of paved and dirt roads. If you google the Alabama Adventure Trail you should be able to find the web site with the route to download.

Panama City Beach, FL

The “talk” button and then I talked real loud into my phone since the relay was connected to the camera’s audio circuit.

The big sand pit areas are along a waterway that was dredged a long time ago and the sand was dumped along the riverbank. It’s a very cool place to ride.

@@timjchick thank you for telling me that

The bear kept coming but it didn’t try to knock down my feeder pole to get to my feeder like it did to others in the area so it was actually a win.

The truck was 2wd also which didn’t help. It just took a good yank with the kinetic rope to get her out. I hate that I didn’t get a video of pulling it out. I had a GoPro mount on my tire carrier and the nut for the thumbscrew fell off it sometime. I’ll make sure I have some miscellaneous GoPro mount parts the next time.

Our trails are very mild compared to the ones in your area.

I took the camera apart and cut the audio wires off the speaker. I soldered those wires onto a jack I installed on the side of the camera. Then I have a cord with a plug that plugs into that jack and extends the wires to the relay. It was very easy.

Do u have a diagram on how u did it or picture let me know thanks

@@conrad6301 unfortunately no. After I put the camera back together it occurred to me I should’ve taken some photos.

What happened to the video you made about how to wire the plug in the camera?

@@jpb31verizon that was someone else who made that video. I didn’t make a video when I modified mine because someone else had already made a video.

Lol. I was just playing around with the GoPro camera.

Attendance was down. I think the Covid pandemic kept a lot of people away.

I was trying to keep the tire upright. It didn’t work. Lol

Winches are only limited by your imagination. Lol

​@@timjchick...and wenches optional.

It wasn’t under much pressure. This stump came up so easily I think my friend and I could’ve pulled it up by hand. Lol

I didn’t either. I saw someone else do it so I decided to try it myself. Lol

My winch line is synthetic. It doesn’t store energy like the steel cables do.

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Lol.

It didn’t honk as loud or as long as I’d hoped for but it was enough to prevent the bear from messing with it again. It kept coming to the feeder afterwards but it didn’t mess with the horn bait again or try to push the pole down, which was the result I hoped for.

@@timjchick Wow crazy.. Especially since bears are very adaptable creatures and often finds away around think like electric fences. This prevented the bear from trying it again without hurting it. I’d say that’s a success experiment!

@@huntercool2232 I remember watching another video where someone hung a motion activated Halloween clown on their trash can and it scared a bear away and prevented the bear from getting into the garbage. No bears were harmed in their video either. Lol

@@timjchick Lol

With it being a synthetic line and having the weighted line it most likely would’ve just dropped to the ground. Synthetic lines don’t store energy like steel lines do. When a synthetic line breaks it’s nowhere near as dangerous as a steel line.

@@timjchick Good to know, I've only even seen steel cable and I know how it snaps, scary stuff. Pretty cool tho you definitely got you engineering brain Tim 😉

@@DROK278 search RUclips for some synthetic winch line breaks/failures. They are almost a non-event. The lines can usually be spliced back together in the field and continue to be used. Steel line breaks can be very dangerous.

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I put the hood up on the jeep to protect the windshield just in case but it didn’t take very much tension on the line to pull this stump.

I didn’t come up with this method so I can’t claim any credit for it. I saw someone else do it in a video. I haven’t tried it on any larger stumps yet but it works great on the small ones.

Well, you certainly perfected the idea. And nice touch draping that weighted safety pouch over the cable.