buying Rope

[jake]

I'm just about to start a new job for council, have to buy my own kit, have previously used employers. The borough don't have massive plains, Would 35m be enough?

 

Cheers for any help?

[Pete Mctree]

If you are unsure of the length required, you could always phone them and ask for recomendations.

 

A 35 or 40m rope is usually sufficient for 90% of tree work imho

[Bundle 2]

Last I looked, Jonsie was offering 35m at a fair price...

[Jamie]

35 is ok, i climb on about 42. more to pull up though.

 

Jamie

[Steve Bullman]

if i only had 1 rope it would be a 45m

[skyhuck]

if i only had 1 rope it would be a 45m

 

[bob]

my main rope is only 25metres but have longer ones supprising how often 25 is just enough i hate pulling loads of rope through and groundies tripping over it also have 35m 40m and a 50m

[Dean Lofthouse]

I have a 7m rope and a 28m rope

 

I also have an intact 35m

[skyhuck]

I have a 37M and a 45M.

[scotspine1]

I'm just about to start a new job for council, have to buy my own kit, have previously used employers. The borough don't have massive plains, Would 35m be enough?

 

Cheers for any help?

 

Jake, surely the council can buy you a rope! If they cant then thats a bloody disgrace, what the hell are they playing at? Your rope/harness etc is a form of PPE and they should pay for all of it.

 

What do you mean by this?

 

The borough don't have massive plains,

 

Planes or plans?

 

If they dont have massive Planes then 35m should be fine, if they dont have massive plans then maybe you should look for a decent employer. :wave: