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When using a hitch climber i used to clip the hitchclimber higher up on the spliced eye (about a foot) for long ascents, know what i mean.....? Can the same thing be done with an sj and so you could then use an ascender and pantin set up but problem being having it too high and not being able to reach it to unclip into regular work position. make sense?

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When using a hitch climber i used to clip the hitchclimber higher up on the spliced eye (about a foot) for long ascents, know what i mean.....? Can the same thing be done with an sj and so you could then use an ascender and pantin set up but problem being having it too high and not being able to reach it to unclip into regular work position. make sense?

 

Would it not mean the ascender was pointless as it wouldn't go up very far without hitting the bottom of the sj? Otherwise you'd have to put it much further away? 2ft perhaps?

 

I've always found a pantin on it's own does the job on ddrt, hand ascenders are a bit cumbersome considering the 2' pull/1' gained scenario. I may have to try it out again though...

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