Sherrill Tree Harnesses

[coleman]

Don't let it put you off its still one of the best out there, your boss may of had an early one or not had it adjusted well. I,ve gone through several bridges and the padding is worn out, the webbing is now a fail, all is replaceable

it was an early one, and i dont believe all the the spares were avaliable back then. the ironic thing was that the replacable bridge was the part that was in the best condition at the end of its life. Also by the end all the elastic was gone and parts of the back support were ripped. Have they improved its durability since it first came out then??

[arbogrunt]

I like the look of that seat harness...deffo my kinda thang!

[coleman]

I like the look of that seat harness...deffo my kinda thang!

shame they have no CE mark:thumbdown:

[arbmansam]

Looks like a nice harness especially the two snapes either side for a saw but im still waiting for a treemotion when i can afford one and retire my butterfly wooo

[Marc]

shame they have no CE mark:thumbdown:

 

The problem with this is? It's ANSI certified surely? Fit for purpose definetly.

 

And yeah the earliest tree motions had problems with the webbing material and hardware. The guys I worked with got them replaced under warranty

[coleman]

The problem with this is? It's ANSI certified surely? Fit for purpose definetly.

 

And yeah the earliest tree motions had problems with the webbing material and hardware. The guys I worked with got them replaced under warranty

wont it fail a loler test with no CE mark??

[aspen]

I look the look of the Sherrill seat harness.

Can anyone tell me what the treemotion harness is like when your sitting back in it for long periods?

[arbogrunt]

your right, it should have a CE mark. I used a Blair harness years ago, it didn't have a CE mark..the best harness I've ever had. Gutted I couldn't get another one.

[Swampster]

If its 'fit for purpose' and not CE marked you can write your own risk assessment. CE marks only mean that a product hits certain standards.