macrocarpa dismantle

[Joe Newton]

 

cack handed only the best people are left handed

 

how did ya tell?

 

The way your prussik was set up. Looked weird, and unnatural. I thought you'd done it all wrong until I realised you were one of satans minions

[Nick B]

Nice work as normal James that looked a good size tree.

I love jobs where all the timber can be left on site saves the springs on the Truck.

[testcricket01]

The way your prussik was set up. Looked weird, and unnatural. I thought you'd done it all wrong until I realised you were one of satans minions

 

Nice work as normal James that looked a good size tree.

I love jobs where all the timber can be left on site saves the springs on the Truck.

 

ahhh well i have been known to be abit of a devil haha

 

was a decent size nick made effortless with the grcs though

[lumberjacks]

Nice job smooth safe and no big deal just me favorite 😃

[Paul Cleaver]

I like the rigging at 5.51 on the timer - perfect

[testcricket01]

Nice job smooth safe and no big deal just me favorite 😃

 

I like the rigging at 5.51 on the timer - perfect

 

cheers

 

its nice when its a tree which is just so easy to rig out makes it so much easier

[monkeyallan]

Tidy job.

[testcricket01]

Tidy job.

 

cheers

[Ian Flatters]

yer i just unclipped with that bit cause it was abit big really, the 2 stems got pulled together with that bit they normally were 6ft apart if not more.

 

cack handed only the best people are left handed

 

how did ya tell?

 

I dont want to sound negative about the unclipping but you should never put yourself or other in an unknown risk by rigging something out that worries you enough to unclip and have concerns about the anchor. A correctly spread anchor point shouldnt heave stems together that much.

 

I've said my pennies worth not looking for a justification just pointing out to newbiees thats its not really what you should do.

[Joe Newton]

I dont want to sound negative about the unclipping but you should never put yourself or other in an unknown risk by rigging something out that worries you enough to unclip and have concerns about the anchor. A correctly spread anchor point shouldnt heave stems together that much.

 

I've said my pennies worth not looking for a justification just pointing out to newbiees thats its not really what you should do.

 

But "safe rigging" is so 2013!

 

I hear you though, but I suppose with the GRCS the temptation is always there to take meaty bits