RC 2000 catching logs

[Johny Walker]

I don't disagree with you. A fixed bollard with a big radius is much nicer to use. All I'm saying is that 2000 device cinched up at the top is pretty dam good also and excellent value For what it costs.

 

so we agree on somthing then

[Mark Bolam]

I used an RC2000 for some pretty big takedowns.

Rich Rule and Ross Smith don't frick about with the size of the lumps for sure.

We ratchet-strapped the top anchor point to make it more bollard-like, and it worked really well.

Bit of a mission to initially set and retrieve the rigging line though.

 

The 2001 bollard I upgraded to is a joy, though.

One of my best purchases in arb.

 

Tim, I know you love your porty, but this inexpensive bollard is in a different league.

 

I am prepared to post you mine when I go on holiday in July.

 

If you don't like it I will piss my pants wearing a gimp mask.

 

 

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[RC0]

 

I am prepared to post you mine when I go on holiday in July.

 

If you don't like it I will piss my pants wearing a gimp mask.

 

 

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To easy for you that one one mate. Like riding a bike. Think of something else.

[Joe Newton]

I used an RC2000 for some pretty big takedowns.

Rich Rule and Ross Smith don't frick about with the size of the lumps for sure.

We ratchet-strapped the top anchor point to make it more bollard-like, and it worked really well.

Bit of a mission to initially set and retrieve the rigging line though.

 

The 2001 bollard I upgraded to is a joy, though.

One of my best purchases in arb.

 

Tim, I know you love your porty, but this inexpensive bollard is in a different league.

 

I am prepared to post you mine when I go on holiday in July.

 

If you don't like it I will piss my pants wearing a gimp mask.

 

 

Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk

 

 

Any bloody excuse...

 

 

We use a port a wrap for all rigging. It's fine, and my groundsman has rigged off lumps for me which made me cack myself. If you're using small dia line it pig tails it to hell though, and because of the choke point sometimes there's too much friction.

 

I'd love a fixed bollard, but justifying the expense to the boss is impossible as the port a wrap does everything we need.

[Johny Walker]

Any bloody excuse...

 

 

We use a port a wrap for all rigging. It's fine, and my groundsman has rigged off lumps for me which made me cack myself. If you're using small dia line it pig tails it to hell though, and because of the choke point sometimes there's too much friction.

 

I'd love a fixed bollard, but justifying the expense to the boss is impossible as the port a wrap does everything we need.

 

there about £250 for a fixed joby ,how cheap is that ???

 

edit

 

http://www.frjonesandson.co.uk/products-page/lowering-and-rigging/rigging-devices/rc2001-single-bollard-lowering-device/

[mendiplogs]

Short vid from this week:

 

use Hd setting. Thanks

 

 

HI REG nice one mate and your iPhone post with GOPRO get to and the pics of your new truck that truck would great here for pulling my caravan thanks jon

[Joe Newton]

there about £250 for a fixed joby ,how cheap is that ???

 

edit

 

http://www.frjonesandson.co.uk/products-page/lowering-and-rigging/rigging-devices/rc2001-single-bollard-lowering-device/

 

 

I know exactly how much they are. I'm browsing my rigging wish list as I type.

 

What I said was that whilst the fixed bollard is a big improvement, my boss would never buy one as the porty does the job just fine, and is half the price.

[Johny Walker]

I know exactly how much they are. I'm browsing my rigging wish list as I type.

 

What I said was that whilst the fixed bollard is a big improvement, my boss would never buy one as the porty does the job just fine, and is half the price.

 

find a better boss then simples

[swinny]

I use the rc2000 its great and can do a lot!

 

Would have bought the 2001 if it was avaliable though.

 

Rc2000 has more uses though, can tension zip lines etc and it cheap

[Johny Walker]

I use the rc2000 its great and can do a lot!

 

Would have bought the 2001 if it was avaliable though.

 

Rc2000 has more uses though, can tension zip lines etc and it cheap

 

buy cheap buy twice