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20-09-11
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Treemagineers Pulley Saver.
If you have one, which length do you have, 1.25m or 2.5m or 4m and was it the right choice?
Thanks in advance 
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20-09-11
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Re: Treemagineers Pulley Saver.
I made my own and its about 3m long. Plenty long enough for 99% of british tree work imo.
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21-09-11
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Re: Treemagineers Pulley Saver.
I use the 1.25m on a daily basis, pruning and dismantling. The 4m is really nice for large stem work and I also use it quite often in the equalizing mode. More often than I ever thought I would! It's really great to have that option at your disposal. If I were only ever dismantling, I would go with 2.5m. This will handle most stem work and it's not so unmanageable while pruning. However, if you're mixing in pruning, cabling, and dismantles, etc. on a daily basis... my first choice is the 1.25m.
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22-09-11
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1.25m for day to day stuff, use a multisaver for stems and when that's to short (rare) I use a multisling? On a blakes an descend the stem srt!
Pulleysaver is pretty top! You won't regret it!
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22-09-11
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Re: Treemagineers Pulley Saver.
Cannot beat the PINTO! my rope guide is 1.6m long and seems to fit most things until i get to stem work.
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22-09-11
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Re: Treemagineers Pulley Saver.
Yeah 1.2m plenty big enough,
Nice RG drew,Is that 8mm OP with 10mm snakeskin?
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Re: Treemagineers Pulley Saver.
10mm op with 8m snakeskin bro
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22-09-11
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Re: Treemagineers Pulley Saver.
Ok thanks guys. I've bought the 1.25m
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