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Rupe Grand Master

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I was tempted to get one, even if it only got used for big take downs. The shoulder straps look good for holding a big saw in place. No one seems to have the straps in stock so the harness without them is just another harness. I've since made a should strap for my TM. Yet to test it but it should help when using a big saw.

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Mark Bolam
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They were going to but they're in a massive sulk because they found out some mavericks were using the TM for SRT, which it's not designed for. They have been sitting in a darkened room cutting up

Rich Rule
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I found the twisting of the bridge a bit tricky to get used to.   I tend to use the limits of the bridge when in awkward positions.  I get into the same positions in a Simarghu and then got

Mark Bolam
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I just thought it was too bulky. A racing snake like me needs a slimline harness.

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stihlmadasever Grand Master

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45 minutes ago, Rupe said:

I was tempted to get one, even if it only got used for big take downs. The shoulder straps look good for holding a big saw in place. No one seems to have the straps in stock so the harness without them is just another harness. I've since made a should strap for my TM. Yet to test it but it should help when using a big saw.

Thats been my gripe with the TM.

Hang anything bigger than a 201 on it and it starts too slide down your hips.

That and the elastic twanging your arse cheeks gets a bit annoying after a while.

Still the best harness ive used though

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thetoolnut Community Regular

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Thats been my gripe with the TM.
Hang anything bigger than a 201 on it and it starts too slide down your hips.
That and the elastic twanging your arse cheeks gets a bit annoying after a while.
Still the best harness ive used though
Beyond me why Teulelberger haven't upgraded the T.M, a T.M mark two is overdue. Change the shock cord attachments for the leg straps and make a decent chest harness with life support and it would be the perfect harness i.m.o.
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Beyond me why Teulelberger haven't upgraded the T.M, a T.M mark two is overdue. Change the shock cord attachments for the leg straps and make a decent chest harness with life support and it would be the perfect harness i.m.o.
"Teufelberger" even!
Mark Bolam Grand Master

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They were going to but they're in a massive sulk because they found out some mavericks were using the TM for SRT, which it's not designed for.

They have been sitting in a darkened room cutting up Rope Wrenches with a hacksaw for the last few years.

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They were going to but they're in a massive sulk because they found out some mavericks were using the TM for SRT, which it's not designed for.
They have been sitting in a darkened room cutting up Rope Wrenches with a hacksaw for the last few years.
Ha! Ha! Ha!
Rupe Grand Master

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TM with decent chest harness would be good. I looked on line and found that a few people have fitted an tree austria duo chest harness with some success. For now I lust used a North Face shoulder strap from a bag ( you know how they come with clip on straps that no one uses and they all end up in the back of a cupboard!) It only goes over one shoulder opposite side from big saw and clips to front of harness on the same side as saw attachment. I'll get some pick. Not tried it yet!  

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1 hour ago, Rupe said:

TM with decent chest harness would be good. I looked on line and found that a few people have fitted an tree austria duo chest harness with some success. For now I lust used a North Face shoulder strap from a bag ( you know how they come with clip on straps that no one uses and they all end up in the back of a cupboard!) It only goes over one shoulder opposite side from big saw and clips to front of harness on the same side as saw attachment. I'll get some pick. Not tried it yet!  

Rupe,

 

I've a set of the TM shoulder straps that aren't getting any use from me. If you want them drop me a message with your address. 

 

They also double as an srt chest harness

 

Considering I'm a skinny bitch with no arse I don't really have a problem with the TM slipping until i get to 066 size

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Tommy_B Grand Master

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7 minutes ago, Joe Newton said:

Rupe,

 

I've a set of the TM shoulder straps that aren't getting any use from me. If you want them drop me a message with your address. 

 

They also double as an srt chest harness

 

Considering I'm a skinny bitch with no arse I don't really have a problem with the TM slipping until i get to 066 size

If Rupe doesn't take you up on that @Joe Newton, I will mate. 

Mark Bolam Grand Master

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12 minutes ago, Joe Newton said:

Rupe,

 

I've a set of the TM shoulder straps that aren't getting any use from me. If you want them drop me a message with your address. 

 

They also double as an srt chest harness

 

Considering I'm a skinny bitch with no arse I don't really have a problem with the TM slipping until i get to 066 size

Got worn away, likely.

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