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Hi there,

 

I am just starting to work my way through my qualifications and just making roads into tree surgery on the isle of man. I am looking to start using a hitch climber system but i am currently having difficulty sourcing a eye to eye prusik to make the valdotain tresse knot to use as a friction hitch. i have got my triple anchor pulley and after a bit of a messing around with 2 krabs that didn't fit into the pulley i am just missing the friction hitch. I am at a loss as to where to get the eye to eye prusik from every where i look online they dont seem to sell them. i have only found them on honey brothers and it has £26 postage which is rather steep for one prusik.

 

Any help would be much appriciated.

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Posted

cheers guys great help.

 

re the 2 fisherman hitches, in the official write up for the hitch it does say not to use knots as it restricts the working of the friction hitch.

 

Fingres crossed i can get one sorted now.

 

Thanks for the help.

 

Rich

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I started off on the hc with a length of Marlow boa 9mm cord tied off with fishermans, I now have a 75cm 8mm Yale beeline e2e and it's great cord, makes a real short vt.... Got it from jonesie....

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