Looking for a ring.....

[Rich2484]

I'm looking for the petzl ring. It's on the sequoia harness to join the bridge to it. They have tHe removable bit that allows you to feed the webbing into it. It's not for my harness but rather needed for general use. Like being able to move it onto different areas of the harnes for tools.

 

Reason is a climber has been using the tree motion harness and the part he had the chainsaw on came apart so the saw fell... Not a good look. After looking at mine and realising that the rings could be used on the motion harness to attach to the webbing that is a lot stronger than anything else on it. Plus make wear lees apparent on the webbing when using carabiners.

 

Anyone know where they are available to buy. Tried ebay and jones but can't see them.

[WorcsWuss]

Ask Justin to order you one from Lyon.

Or speak to a hobbit....

[Dan Curtis]

You can't buy them. Individually, they have no ce mark, only as a whole harness, so its not possible to sell them in the UK. You can replace them if you send the whole harness off to Lyon, through a dealer ie jonsies.

 

So for your use, it doesn't look viable

 

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[Ian Leach]

As far as I know you have to send the harness off and have the rings fitted. That's what the petzl guy and the last show told me . Correct m if I'm wrong tho

 

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[Rich2484]

That's a shame.

 

I thought they would be perfect for the application I was looking at. Movable rings that could be place almost anywhere on a harness... Oh well back to the drawing board.

 

Cheers fellas.

[Steve Bullman]

wichard shackles, available at any good mariners Captive pin shackles

[Rich2484]

wichard shackles, available at any good mariners Captive pin shackles

 

Now there's an idea. Could use wire to stop them from coming undone aswell. Extra safety.

 

Good idea. Cheers Steve.

[Dan Curtis]

Would mallions be of any use? Cheap and easy to get hold of

 

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[Steve Bullman]

Now there's an idea. Could use wire to stop them from coming undone aswell. Extra safety.

 

Good idea. Cheers Steve.

 

Bit of locktite and a pair of pliers and they wont come undone. If you shop around you can get some that are countersunk...in fact I may even have some

[Steve Bullman]

Here ya go. These ones are counter sunk with allen heads. Can't remember where I got them though

 

 

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