John Shutler
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sorry marc i cant picture what your saying. the isc and petzl pullys are pretty much identical apart from the petzl one has bearings
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the way ive set it up means its retrieveable.is that the petzl pully. the one in my picture is made by isc. i use the petzl one to advance my friction hitch
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any thoughts about using this setup to reduce friction in my climbing system
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is there compresion
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cheers steve
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scots pine
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here they are
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yeah, based about 5 miles away.
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3 more
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on a smaller tree i would, but it provided a sense of security when i was chogging it down,it was in a woodland just on the outskirts of the forest
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yeah its massive,nearly 4 ft at the base. thats the first one, there was another, slightly smaller coming down next to it to, il put up some more pics
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a couple of last weeks jobs
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first was definately maybe, last was rem monster from a charity shop for 99 p
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same as that steve, v.t on everything
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blimey!!!!!
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sticky gloves 50p a pair, if i get through a pair a day im not really that botherd
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like i said in the one handed saw use thread we all do a job that is alot to do with educated risks.why put yourself in the situation where you could cut yourself. i use a saw one handed in the right situation, there is really no need to wear arm protectionj, and if you think there is you should probably think about your work practices.
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14 all the way.like matty said its what you lernt with, but also alot to do with what the people around you use
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it depends on the tree, but on big take downs i tend to leave a peg, not so much to tand on but for something for my strop to sit on top of
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nice work reg -
allways start at 8 then finish whenever the job gets done
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barreled at the local secret spot
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hi there matt. i contract to the guy who sells them. rob dyer. if you were at the apf last year and the aa the last 2 years you would have seen us there.there arnt any courses available but ill happillly answer any questions you might have john
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dependant on how big the tree is and how bigger blocks im taking off il get a felling bar with a chainsaw strop on it sent up
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yep every time.
