Throw line and throw weights and techniques

[DrewB]

central services??

[Tommy_B]

who was the guy who made the SLUG? is it the same guy trying to say hes a leading splicer in the UK on treebuzz?

 

The one and only....

[DrewB]

4000 hitch cords per year apparently...

[Tommy_B]

4000 hitch cords per year apparently...

 

You're slacking mate!!

[RopeKnight]

Try this if you will. Can be used with traditional bags.

[TonyDarbyshire]

My throwing aint too good' date=' tend to fling it from the hip and hope for the best. Did my training with tony darbyshire and he makes it look easy. Did manage once to put a cambium saver in from the ground once.[/quote']

 

Ah craig'o practice makes perfect! I've been doing it for a few years....you tried a Throwpod yet?

[nifty]

might be a bit obvious, but always feed the line back into your cube, putting it on the ground just ends up in a mess twigs and **** getting it all bunched up! took me a while to get in the habit of doing it though!

 

i have a falteimer and a stein ( pure shite! ) cube,

i think about 6 or so bags of various sizes

have some cheap elderid line maybe, cant remember had it for a bit!

 

for double bagging, i always attach an extra bag or 2 on just to make sure it will drop back down, can be awful frustrating sometimes!

 

i love the throwline, guilty of using it sometimes even on small trees where i could easily run up and have my anchor in by the time it would take me to open the throwcube!!

[Thatoldchestnut]

might be a bit obvious, but always feed the line back into your cube, putting it on the ground just ends up in a mess twigs and **** getting it all bunched up! took me a while to get in the habit of doing it though!

 

i have a falteimer and a stein ( pure shite! ) cube,

i think about 6 or so bags of various sizes

have some cheap elderid line maybe, cant remember had it for a bit!

 

for double bagging, i always attach an extra bag or 2 on just to make sure it will drop back down, can be awful frustrating sometimes!

 

i love the throwline, guilty of using it sometimes even on small trees where i could easily run up and have my anchor in by the time it would take me to open the throwcube!!

 

 

Would you advise against getting a stein cube then nifty

[DrewB]

yes, faltheimer is more expensive but quality costs.

[rumination]

Another vote for the faltheimer here. Mine is about 9 years old and still going strong. Well worth the money.

 

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