Knot less rigging on a budget.

[htb]

Use a crab on end of line. Multiple slings, whilst lowering one piece, rest of slings can be set ready for clipping and cutting when rigging rope returns, easy peasy

[Mick Dempsey]

Use a crab on end of line. Multiple slings, whilst lowering one piece, rest of slings can be set ready for clipping and cutting when rigging rope returns, easy peasy

 

Sure, but when are the groundsmen really calling stuff down? They're the ones who need every help to process the material quicker, not the climber who on, most takedowns, is sitting in his harness watching the guy(s) dealing with the stuff.

[Joe Newton]

The lads take great pleasure in informing me they've ran out of brash on the deck, so I can kick it up a notch. It's a competition!

[daltontrees]

Metal on metal is generally bad, but this arrangement puts both krabs under shock torsional loads or which they are neither designed nor rated.

 

Just tell groundies to hurry up. How hard can it be to unclip a sling frm a krab?

[Pete Mctree]

Please explain why metal on metal is bad

[Pete Mctree]

Please explain why metal on metal is bad

 

 

Sorry - cut the rest of my post off for some reason. Was asking why metal on metal is bad for light rigging

[redmoosefaction]

Erm.....slings? They're awesome and really cheap. And they come in a variety of sizes....yeah. and the krab is easily retrievable. Whats not to like...

[Starscream]

This is what I meant by a prussik for rigging:001_huh:

[Starscream]

Negative

[Starscream]

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