Poor man's pulley saver cambium saver

[Arran Turner]

Yeah, it doesn't look an ideal match to me, like Geoff said. It would be better to have something between them like a mallion. I used to use a ring to ring saver with a pulley and mallion attached to the little ring, worked a treat but wasn't adjustable length.

 

Yes, know what you mean, did try that with my cambium saver but my mallion was to big to fit through the pulley like 2mm to big, just my luck:rolleyes:

 

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[Adam Bourne]

I would be concerned about squeezing the side cheeks of the pulley together also, get yourself a spacer petzl do them the plastic and cheep!

[Arran Turner]

I would be concerned about squeezing the side cheeks of the pulley together also, get yourself a spacer petzl do them the plastic and cheep!

 

Yes good point all the pintos have it. will get some when I get a small mallion

 

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[geoff]

Yes good point all the pintos have it. will get some when I get a small mallion

 

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Will make a nice bit of kit with those few things sorted.

[coleman]

Remember to use a rigging pinto, you can then use an ART/Teufelberger retreival ball.

[WeeDee]

Arran, is the ISC pulley recommended for direct contact with textiles in the way the Pinto is?

[BenR]

Something as a spacer between the pulley cheeks, and position the double fishermans at the prussic knot so there is no chance of the knot getting stuck when retrieving through the large maillon.

[Ewan Murray]

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/climbers-talk/22472-rope-guides-masses.html

[gustharts]

What about this as a suggestion. Sliding double fishermans onto a Pinto with spacer. Sliding fishermans will cinch down onto the pulley and MIGHT streamline the knot behind the pulley making it easier to retrieve (possibly!).

 

 

[Arran Turner]

'RE: coleman, cheers will be getting a couple soon

 

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