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Albere,s Bonkers Spiderjack SRT thread


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I tried it with a hitch in various set ups too. From what I've done,I can't see it coming anywhere near the wrench. Just need to lay my hands on a spiderjack to try it now.

 

Mate the wrench is for sure a lot smoother, but if it allows someone to access a tree srt and descend srt then that's a handy little tool to have if you don't want to fork out on a rw and go down the hole srt route.

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Thinking about the 11 vs 13 thing...

 

The advised bend radius for rope is 8:1, though generally accepted in tree work 4:1. That becket is only small, so imo pushing it to be using it with 11 (44mm bend radius) so using it with 13 (52mm) is really not good. I can imagine that 13 will flatten and splurge quite a lot, severely weakening the rope where it bends at the becket.

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Mate the wrench is for sure a lot smoother, but if it allows someone to access a tree srt and descend srt then that's a handy little tool to have if you don't want to fork out on a rw and go down the hole srt route.

 

Sure is, I'm not saying it isn't. But, a hitch on srt will get you up there, a munter will get you down. Thats surely the cheapest way? Though perhaps not the advised method...:sneaky2:

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