Steve Bullman
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i saw him at baltimore!
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well i just bought one of these cutandclimb Arb Jacket | Grey and Orange and had it on all today, for both climbing and groundwork.....was raining all day and it kept me bone dry, so am pretty pleased so far!! just a case of seeing how long it lasts now. i also had a stein jacket for a while which i was happy with...ripped it just the other day though hence the replacement
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you're gonna go a long way josh
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planning on a few jars tomorrow john?
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that fell by dave stice is still one of the best shots ive seen to date.
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i might be interested in this, looks a nice location
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wouldnt expect any less James!!
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thats because you're not getting the practise in doing it by hand!
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ermmmm cos hes a husqvarna rep:biggrin:
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haha its a thought maybe?
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lunge aside, cracking reduction by the looks of it stevie:biggrin:
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to be fair, i did also call him simple a couple posts later. no wait....i said the idea was from a simpleton.... no...sorry...i said the idea was simple, thats right:001_smile:
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nice frictionless descent.
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better still, change that krab for a dmm revolver
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stick the sling through the spliced eye then clip it to the krab, job done.
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yeah the krabs are an issue......but that could easily be solved.
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no it wasnt sarcastic mate.....extremely simple idea....i will share it on some other sites if you dont mind.
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stevie thats ingenious mate
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who owns tree after quote / invoice
Steve Bullman replied to Czlowiek Drzewo's topic in General chat
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cant see any reason why you shouldnt do that....only 2 things to consider as far as i can see. 1. bulkier, cant be daisy chained as nice as a thing sling. 2. slings come ce marked and rated.....hand tying odd pieces of rope, although perfectly safe in most applications will be a bit of an unknown quantity when it comes to max breaking strain etc. cant think of any other significant issues?
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you're welcome, hope the feedback proves useful
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damm mate, sorry to hear that
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that was on an MOD site, so no photography/video'ing aloud unfortunatelly
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i can thoroughly recommend the RC3001. Got to use mine on a nice sized pine the other week.....snatching half ton sections went smoothly as could be. cant wait to use it again and hopefully will be able to get some pictures and videos of it in action next time.
