White Noise
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Great little device for sure and super smooth in the tree . Better than my rope grab .
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Ive used mine in the same way . I also used it choked off on a stem when chogging down so I can descend from just the stem . But I use my grigri for this purpose 90% of the time . My next buy is the Petzl Rig and some 11mm blaze to run it on . I will get a pic on here tomoz of my Dynamic line
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The Cinch was designed primarily as a belay device to be used with Dynamic rope for top roping of rock climbers . In the event of a fall the stretch in the dynamic rope limits the shock on the climber . I personally use dynamic because its what the cinch was designed to be used with and Ive got 160 metres of the stuff to use up On a lanyard static rope would be fine I would not like to shock load the cinch from a height while running a static rope as it was not designed to work in this way . Although if slack was kept to a minimum then all should be good . How are you using yours?
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You don't notice the stretch on the lanyard with it being a short length of rope . Well I don't notice any stretch and if you do it will be minimal . I've used Dynamic rope with my cinch from the day I bought it. Apart from once trying some static line . The Dynamic rope wears out quicker than than static rope .
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Yeah dynamic is a rock climbing line and has a stretch in it . Dynamic is used when the fall potential is high . The Cinch is a mint little device . Hope it works out well for ya Red cool
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It will work well on 9mm . Although it was designed to be used with a dynamic climbing line . I can't see a problem as it's main use in tree work is on the lanyard . What colour did you get ?
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Some crackers so far :lol:
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Cool bike . That there wabbit scared me
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Homemade headband which I used to splash Denim aftershave on lol .
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Nice one then give him a splash of old spice lol .
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Lol hope you bathed the lid as he's been in the garage for ages
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cool hope he likes his new home
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You been watching that doomsday preppers programe on sky tv ?
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Nice when a plan comes together
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There's enough chemicals in the air already ? Would hate to bring that lot home to burn !
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:lol:
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Tonight Mathew I,m Mr Motivator
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As long as it's not PVC
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Greg I am looking forward to working with you on Monday and seeing the Green Machine in action Regards Paul Bell
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Cheers . I think we all Know what colour is your favorite ? Is it green by any chance
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Is this a shredder or a chipper ? Whatever it is can anybody please give me some stats on its chipping capacity , weight , engine size etc etc . Its a 2003 model regards Paul Bell . I can't find anything about this machine on the net . Maybe because its not in production any more or Timberwolf may of just changed its model number ?
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Get down to Buxtons at Penkridge and stick your name and number on the pin board next to all the Arb Business cards. I,m sure something will come of that . They might charge you a small fee but hey its worth a shot and they have a lovely Cafe there to . You could also put your number down on the cafe pin board
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Happy Days Grandad . Helmet on its way
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Sorry but I own 3 Tanaka hedge cutters and they all get used and abused . They are all over 4 years old and the oldest is 6 and all start on the button . I use 2 for fine trimming and one for the rough hedges . Two of them are the long reach type . The Husky cutters I have are again good and start and cut great .My old Stihl cutters are still going strong and are over 10yrs old but a tad smokey . I found shindiawa to be of good quality . Kawaski's I had died within a year Although for saws I would only have Husky , Stihl , Solo or Jonsered .
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Yes very good and fast delivery .
