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  1. BrendonV
    Cool, thanks Leon!
  2. BrendonV
    So just tie a knot in your climb line just like you are retrieving it, but then just tie the throw line onto that same end?
  3. BrendonV
    I'm wondering, but can't quite picture it here in my head. Is there a way to have a controlled decent on the friction saver after your done with it when you go to pull it out of the tree? Can you do it without tying on the throw line while your up there? Might be a dumb question, but I just can't picture it. Thanks.
  4. BrendonV
    Deva, Are you doing any work on your own these days? I knew at the TH you were talking about it a while ago.
  5. BrendonV
    You work some big trees. I liked the GRCS lift. Nice vid!
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    Spit Beech tree

    BrendonV replied to RC0's topic in Video forum

    Huge tree. Nice work.
  7. BrendonV
    I am fascinated by some of the trucks/chippers you guys have over there. Post up some pics of your stuff! Here's mine in the US. Ford F350, Woodsman 730X, Thomas 25G
  8. BrendonV
    I don't know how you guys measure them over there, but in the U.S. the general consensus is that a yard of wood chip 3'x3'x3' (27cu/ft) is around 500-550lbs.
  9. BrendonV
    The Blakes is great for a double tie in using the end of your line...otherwise I'm on this...
  10. BrendonV
    http://climb-art.com/download/doublesnapper/doublesnapper_sequence.pdf
  11. BrendonV

    coffee table

    BrendonV replied to RC0's topic in The Lounge

    Thats great looking! I like the mix of metal and wood.
  12. BrendonV
    I think Baileys has 'em for the US fellows.
  13. BrendonV
    Todays tree. Had an interesting get up with a squirrel. Toook out my last top and I heard a thump on the chipper. Looked down to see him slammed on the chute, twitching. He eventually ran off a little bruised after holding onto a wire for a lil bit.
  14. BrendonV
    Heres the tree rig, and the daily driver yota.
  15. BrendonV
    Work positioning lanyard, saw lanyard, Zubat, non lock biner for attaching big saw handle to lanyard, extra climbing biner for a quick double crotch with end of rope. Sometimes a small pulley on a loop for rigging redirect.
  16. BrendonV
    Almost Done.
  17. BrendonV
    Todays job. Dead tree over house.

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