bob

so did you cut and chuck or what why would a climber have to rig it compared to bod in a mewp

30m is my fav everyday rope or 25m try tying 20m in ropebag and see how that works before splashing out

oh i wish i had a dog like that it must be hard to do something that actually resembles something rather than a subject that is up for interpretation what about doing portraits that could be interesting

jjg your sad

weight matters most to me then comfort then tree climbing grippy soles waterproof price durability

i have a couple of scrappers if you need bits have run loads of 357,s and never had that problemo

they must not know what to nick if they took a T22 just hope they don,t come back a bit more tooled up

The day someone calls me a mewper rather than a climber will be a sad day Although mewps do have there place (back at the yard)

88ft 4 inch

if i am honest i used to climb on LSK low stretch kernmantle but would not now it is stiff crap for throwing crap when wet. The reason it,s cheap is it does not last and as said if you ever took even a small fall or drop it could cause you injuries never mind pain and if you wanted to climb with a friction knot beware it will not hold due to the hard cover better to buy proper tree rope like an 11mm blaze p.s i know i am not a very good salesman but i have 50m going cheap ish

i like blaze but as you can see everyone has differing ideas the best thing with ropes is to decide which diameter you fancy then that narrows the field in half

thought this was about rope

whats a carb is it a scottish thingy

A young woman in Liverpool was so depressed that she >decided to end her life by throwing herself into the Mersey. > > >She went down to the docks and was about to leap >into the freezing water when a handsome young sailor >saw her tottering on the edge of the pier, crying. >He took pity on her and said, "Look, you have so much >to live for. > > >I'm off to America in the morning, and if you like, >I can stow you away on my ship. I'll take good care of >you and bring you food every day." > > >Moving closer, he slipped his arm round her shoulder >and added, "I'll keep you happy, and you'll keep me >happy." The girl nodded yes, after all, what did she >have to lose? Perhaps a fresh start in America >would give her life new meaning. > > >That night, the sailor brought her aboard and hid >her in a lifeboat. From then on, every night he >brought her three sandwiches and a piece of >fruit, and they made passionate love until dawn. > > >Two weeks later, during a routine inspection, she >was discovered by the captain. "What are you doing >here?" the captain asked. > > >"I have an arrangement with one of the sailors," she explained. "I >get food and a trip to America, and he's sorting me out." > > >He certainly is," the captain said. "This is the >Birkenhead Ferry." >

wait till you get your letter saying you have to do update refresher training to keep it as well either 8hs a year or 40hrs every 5 years and i am not joking

shame there really good saws hope they did not make a mess of his vehicle as well

it,s a rigging pulley though why it,s 20mm and only 100kn beats me but it does look nice

no problem mate glad to help:sneaky2:

I once climbed a tree and as i got to the bowl a massive bird flew out nearly taking my helmet off and i said flipping heck that was massive as big as a golden eagle and yes you guessed it was a duck never heard the end of that one

lets get this right you were taking photo,s whilst driving

wish i had not looked at this thread

one of the proposed changes to CS38 is a compulsary pole rescue

thats we now do aswell go the whole hog and the lads that have done the b+e really struggled and doing the full lgv is more straight forward and hardly any more money and more fun than the C+E so we put lads through the full LGV now

do what i do buy one of each problem sorted