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what VT and rope please???


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My most used ropes are a 60 meter XTC Fire 13mm with a 7.6cm spliced eye and a 45 meter Yale Poison Hi-vy 13mm with a tight eye that just fits a krab.

I use three split tail cords for VT type knot: Beeline, HRC, and Bail Out. Not sure which are CE for you across the pond. The knot I have used for about a year now is the one I was shown called the Michoacán, also known as the Martin knot. If I am on the crane hook and zipping down quickly I'll often use four wraps in tying the knot, yet If I am pruning and moving about a lot I'll use five wraps so it sets more securely.

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Elderid experience timber blue with armor prus and Hitch climber or tachyon, armor prus and hitch climber... got the AP a while back as a sample and still on the same piece. looked a bit worn but bunged in the washer with BEAL rope cleaner and hey presto, good as new (Almost!)

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