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Notch portawrap or Stein RC1000/ RC2000


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8 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:

Portawraps are ok for low grade stuff, where it’s not worth setting up a Bollard.

 

Cheap enough as a starter, not as good, but better than wraps around the trunk, which can work well, but is time consuming.  

 

 

Yup and for tensioning speed lines etc.... have used porta wrap off front of tractor before today when no other anchor point.... they do have there uses

 

Proper rigging don't piss about get a stein rc3001 and above

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Yes, i agree with everything you all say, If i have the money i would get one of them ones with a winch built in, as that would be very handy. I only need one for occasional use, as i would not be doing it every day like you lot, but if i started to do more, i could upgrade then i suppose.

 

Not sure what rope diameter though and i do fancy one of them sling things with the rings instead of a pulley as i could install it from the ground if needed, although i would imagine that installing it from the ground is VERY far from ideal.. Left to myself i would have both, but seen the price of pulleys...

 

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