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Caritool broken again

billpierce

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MattyF Grand Master

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Had quite a couple of the stein saw strops break prematurely just putting a saw down , they seem to have sorted that one out but good to know it would work !

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Joe Newton
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Be careful with dmm, sometimes you want a caritool to break, like if a rigging line hooks itself into it...

Steve Bullman
Steve Bullman

Which size?  Never broke the big one yet

MattyF
MattyF

Yes mate , with the gate off as it’s quick in easy to get saws on/off like quick draw McGraw ! They break once in a while prob do one every two years or so but worth it IMO?

stihlmadasever Grand Master

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2 small caritools taped together with electrical tape.Holds a 44 no probs.Breakaway tool strop is a great thing,i used to girth hitch a taped sling on the rear handled saws and a biner onto the harness saw attachment.:$

 

Joe Newton Grand Master

Joe Newton

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The treemotion saw point is ppe rated...

You shouldn't rely on the harness point breaking, that's why they have in built tear away on lanyards. Best to avoid the situation though...

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