Cut and chuck vs rigging.

[silky fox]

Great thread ....to Rig...or not to Rig ..we are puzzle Solvers!

[skyhuck]

A city tenement is the same wherever the city is

 

True, but the idea that we all work in large country dwellings is pretty laughable, as you know, we spend most of our time in tiny back gardens or over 5 gardens and a few house roofs, not to mention, sheds, patios, greenhouses, etc,etc.

[Ethel_Merman]

This is getting intense

[silky fox]

True Mr Huck

[mistahbenn]

I just wrote a long post, saying the same stuff you just said Dave, but my hacked internet messed up.And I i aint no yank, never will be or lose my accent. Im from Herefordshire/wales and proud to be. And Id love to see you work cutting and chucking to avoid all those targets. Make some vids to show us how its done. It just doesnt make any sense. Work smarter not harder eh?

 

And my offer still stands, come over for a week and climb for me. It would be a great craic!

[Tom D]

We only rig when we have to, it's usually much slower than cut and chuck. Occasionally its faster.

[skyhuck]

I rig alot more now, saves abuse on my elbows cutting & chucking.

 

If in small crews I self lower/take over to help the groundies. 90% natural crotch - the toys only come out when I need them

 

Good points, my right arm is pretty shot most days

 

Maybe when all the children are through uni I'll look at changing the way I work, but for now its all about getting done and getting paid.

[mistahbenn]

Im getting fired up here, I likes it!

 

Why cut hand held bits when you can cut the whole damn thing and let the guys on the ground deal with it in an orderly fashion?

 

Carry on

[skyhuck]

Because I don't have "guys" on the ground, just my 20 year old son.

[dtms]

Why rig when you can cut and chuck lol