General Tree pics

[Steve Bullman]

will, what knot set up is that on your pull line?

[Andy Collins]

dont mean to pick will but where is your second lanyard/climbing rope and why is it above your pulley? surely a receipe for disaster?

 

I suspect his groundie didnt point it out to him, but he's here to post the pics, so he must have sorted it.

[Peter]

dont mean to pick will but where is your second lanyard/climbing rope and why is it above your pulley? surely a receipe for disaster?

 

Why, do you set it below, so the lowering rope can saw through it?

Just curious!

[will-d]

I always have my lanyard above the pully when riging a spare to have it below could be far more serios. I am lanyarded in twice the second is atached to my central d rings.

[Paul Smith]

The lanyard should be above the pulley. If the pully slips then there is a chance the lanyard could get cought up etc.

[High Scale]

The lanyard should be above the pulley. If the pully slips then there is a chance the lanyard could get cought up etc.

 

I have the lanyard above the pulley, mostly, especially on stems such as shown in the picture, where there is a chance of it slipping.

 

Cool pic!

[skyhuck]

Why, do you set it below, so the lowering rope can saw through it?

Just curious!

 

LOL!!!

[Pete Mctree]

Fun and games this week in carrot munching land. Been killing some tall, skinny and half rotten poplars with Ross over the last couple of days. Most about 100ft, felling practice time:001_cool:

[Ross Winchester]

A treat for you pete ,as its your last day carrot pie for dinner.

[David Humphries]

Fun and games this week in carrot munching land. Been killing some tall, skinny and half rotten poplars with Ross over the last couple of days. Most about 100ft, felling practice time:001_cool:

 

 

 

Nice shots Pete.

 

 

 

Is the old girl scoping your arse or your gob?

 

 

 

 

 

Where were you guys at? I was in West Runton for the last few days.

 

 

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