Hitchclimber

[Ben]

Has anyone got any new ideas for using the Hitchclimber?

[Tree cutter Stu]

[ame]http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Ydt-hUT6aGE[/ame]

hope this helps

[Red.Squirrel]

Is it me or does he sound like he's trying to make it all very sexy?

[Steve Bullman]

it IS very sexy:001_tt1:

[Ross Smith]

mmmmmmmmm

[johnty]

I personally haven't used this system, is it any good:confused1:

What about change overs does in not confuse things:confused1:

I still use just the basics, which seems to be fine. Looks good, however looks arn't everything. you have to see if it has a good personality.Lol

[Steve Bullman]

doesnt complicate change overs at all, no different to a split tail in that respect

[Lancstree]

When the guy pulls to show how the hitchclimber setup will advance the schwabish, it looks like there is too much pulling before it advances. I know you can use different lengths of friction cord etc but I always find this is the problem when setting up a self tending system and I always revert back to advancing the hitch manually. Perhaps I've not had enough gear to play around with!

[johnty]

I find the same thing,Lancstree, There always seems to be too much give in the system if you know what i mean.

[Amelanchier]

Most users of that cord will use a VT rather than a compact hitch with long legs. If you don't like long legs... use a shorter bit of cord!!