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Yep think i'm gonna go for the pully saver as my next purchase, :thumbup1:

 

Ps does anybody know where you can get the spacers for the smal pinto? I've tried tying two fishermens to the eyes but they're a bit big

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Yep think i'm gonna go for the pully saver as my next purchase, :thumbup1:

 

Ps does anybody know where you can get the spacers for the smal pinto? I've tried tying two fishermens to the eyes but they're a bit big

 

I don't know. I've considered getting a spacer too. There is a part number for the two spacers - that might be a place to start trawling the internet. Or a phonecall to the suppliers on the right might be all that's needed.

I've spliced a prussick straight onto the pinto.

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No worries got it for my lanyd anyway, where it'll most likely stay,if i get the ps can that when needs b,

For the price the Pinto should have come with a spacer stop misconfigs ext.. Imo

Problem with a splice is you can't use it for anything else,

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The Jelte prusik can be used in lieu of the spacer. Treetools blog

 

8mm cordage works fine in the small PINTO.

 

thanks, have you got any more vids of speedline set ups with retrieving lines?

 

Ive been watching a few bits from you recently and very keen to see just how your using the new DMM impact blocks and fascinated by the second option of lines through the spindle! never knew that till i saw a vid!:thumbup:

 

good stuff Hamel, :thumbup1:

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The Jelte prusik can be used in lieu of the spacer. Treetools blog

 

8mm cordage works fine in the small PINTO.

 

Cheers taylor never seen that prussic before,:thumbup1:

 

Thought i was using the 8mm sirus, but turns out it's 10, :blushing:

 

And like hama says that speed line does look smart, :thumbup:

 

think im gonna have to book myself on a treeimagineers course when one comes my way pretty much own the range,

 

just need to learn how to use it:biggrin:

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