Rattle Wedge

[scotspine1]

Why do you old guard hate pegs so much?

 

 

If a stub or peg helps your climbing, work positioning or rigging then leave it on. If you think its going to hinder your climbing, work positioning or rigging then remove it.

[coolie]

I remember seeing someone do this before.!

 

Good idea

 

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Do you know how many tons that jack is?

[Gord]

The silvey tree jacks are 45 tons capacity for a single.

[David Humphries]

PEGSVILL!!

 

 

A loverly, straight, unmolested, long piece of rattled wood.

 

Aesthetically pure for your very own delectation Dave

 

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Edited June 14, 2009 by Monkey-D

[skyhuck]

A loverly, straight, unmolested, long piece of rattled wood.

 

Aesthetically pure for your very own delectation Dave

 

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A thing of beauty!!!!!

[Dean Lofthouse]

Speed is rarely, almost never in fact, an over ridding factor for any LA team.

 

 

 

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Aint that the truth, infact our local LA teams are developing a "tea belly"

[David Humphries]

Aint that the truth, infact our local LA teams are developing a "tea belly"

 

"Developing"

 

I thought it was a pre requisite

 

 

Surely thats why the McSarnie snaffler keeps nicking the muchies = building a new areo-non-dynamic climbing frame

 

 

 

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[Ian Flatters]

I find it usefull from time to time, mainly when you cant get a hammer and wedge in. Or if i forgot a pull line..... as in the case of this video. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ziaLzNwF7k]YouTube - Pine section rigged out with Conyfair Rattlewedge[/ame]

[David Humphries]

I find it usefull from time to time, mainly when you cant get a hammer and wedge in. Or if i forgot a pull line..... as in the case of this video.

 

 

 

Showed the usefulness of the wedge pretty welll there Ian.

Good tool for that particular application.

 

What rigging device did you have at the base, looked a fair bit jerky, or did ya groundy have the hump with you ?

 

 

 

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[Ian Flatters]

Showed the usefulness of the wedge pretty welll there Ian.

Good tool for that particular application.

 

What rigging device did you have at the base, looked a fair bit jerky, or did ya groundy have the hump with you ?

 

 

 

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Stein RC3001, yeah im sure the excuse was he had put toooooo many wraps round:thumbdown: