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Tree Access

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  1. Thanks.

    In the meantime I disassembled the sidewinder, but I fear the problem is inside the case. The spring doesnt build up tension. I think the sprig is able to rotate, or maybe it is broken. I think I am gonna look into the case as well, wish me luck...

  2. Tachyon

     

    Can anyone spot where a potential wear problem could occur ?

     

    I haven't seen any wear problems with mine so far, infact I think used with a friction saver they are the best mechanical friction hitch to date. I've been using lock jack for over 6 years now

     

    The wear occurs when the Rope runs out of the device and over the side plates insteat of the pulley. Thats my expirience so far.

    Just watch out for that and you'll be fine...

  3. The CE version of PI has a Nylon Inner Core to higher the tensile stregnth and to give it the correct characteristics to meet the CE Standard. CE is much more stringent in testing than ANSI. The discisson not to make a CE version of Blue Moon was made in November.

     

    Doesn't Ansi requires a higher tensile strength than EN ? Or was that just on Biners... ?

  4. Thanks Nigel, very interesting ! I know abot the yellow Line, but not about the different core construction, could you tell a little more about it, whats the difference (weave, material)? And do you or someone know about the differences of the US and EU Standards ? Doesn't require ANSI a higher Breaking Strength than CE ??

     

    Sad to hear about Blue Moon, some Months ago Yale told me they want to CE certify it, sounds like they changed their mind. Do they fear not to sell enough in Europe, what do you think ?

  5. Sounds expensive, and I dont know if I'd like to use the Rings of a worn out Harness. But I am totally open for offers ! :biggrin:

     

    And btw, I'd have no problem clipping Biners into the Rings I think, you dont do it that often in daily use...

     

    But fairly spoken (<- is that correct English ?) the Treemotion has a really nice Solution for that application !

  6. Found it (ok, wasnt hard :001_rolleyes:), Sherrill writes > here: "The shorter loop of cord can be positioned over the Friction Saver's small ring end to make the system adjustable with one hand"

    Aha...

     

    I somehow failed to open the Instructions that can be downloaded on the product site.

     

    Edit: Ok, at least adjustible in one direction (shortening)...

  7. Id prefer a tenex hollow braid prussic for a Leather cambium saver,especially if your going to use it for choking small stems.

    Heres a pic of one for a Buckingham leather CS.

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    Prussic for a Leather CS, could you please explain that to me ?

    I never used a Leather CS anyway, but I cant Imagine what a prussic is doing with it...

    Would be great !

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