mtt.tr
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I got mine from a company on Instagram rescued from landfill, they are pukka being £35 carries my rope aswell as my harness and other bits. Not immune from groundy chipping on to it
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Any updates on this? How consistent is the rr on wet rope?
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No bungee on mine just straps to my my leg works well
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i just dont get the toilet paper buying, whats wrong with the chips in the truck?
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My reference was for rattle guns, which i wouldnt be without
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but a receiver allow for continuous flow at pressure for longer, yours relies soley on your pump keeping up unless its a really high cfm and pressure it wont keep up
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problem with that is lack of immediate flow
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I would get an actual compressor as you soon realise an impact wrench is super useful
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well i managaed to get two lewmar 42's for £80 the pair, had two mounts laser cut for £50 each then welded them up only use them for lifting no negative rigging feels cruel i use two 5 ton ratchet straps to allow for redundancy.
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Im interested vut its dear.
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like the look of the coveralls im a fan of coveralls in the rain, think ill invest just before winter
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Pretty much what i was doing, need to restock having had some time away from cutting. Not sure why, man ive missed it.
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Thats why i stopped with them, are the teeth still bloody hard and kill files? Im going over to archer chains on the reel
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Its not out priced if you arnt making money. Its business
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What are your expenses, how long will it take you to do. No one can give a price as we all have different needs financially
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Olive oil works, dont need more than a pinch Or proper bar of soap
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I do not miss having a hand pump trailer, getting an electric pump all those years ago felt like we had entered the 21st century.
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Anything safety related or rubber go oem, most other parts seem to last
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Ive not owned either, but years ago i spliced my own pulley saver it was brilliant far easier climbing. Good friend had the ART and that was also a beautiful product, seemed to retrieve easier But i climb everything srt now
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I used a sob foot ascender (chinese ascender) as it was cheap, meant if it didnt work no real loss. But it did work really well and no need for elastic Went for a brummel splice and buried the tail to make a whoopie.
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Which Silky & Where do you find most comfortable to carry it
mtt.tr replied to Jamie Jones's topic in Climbers talk
I recently bought an Oregon curved blade, its one of the best saws I've used -
It will make for an interesting experiment, worse case i will fill them with weld return them and get them anodised, the cost of say. 6 big rings is at a price where i could be on to a winner. As i will grind form tooling i should be able to rattle them of pretty quick.
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Instead nylon slings ive always bought 100m of double braid rope and made up 28" loops make having 20x slings very affordable for speed lines i use marine screw gate carabineers again 20 only costs about £40 Couple lf isc swing pulleys as redirects A big snatch block Bollard. Ratchet straps are brilliant for bollard attachment. Im about to add a capstan winch into my kit really like the idea of being able to lift tips I would also like some rings, im thinking though i will make a load on the lathe, kills three birds one stone. I end up with as many rings as I can get from my ali off cuts I get to play with my hobby And i save a huge chunk of cash. I have a few bits to get having had a break on full time tree cutting i sold some bits, now kicking myself. Never sell anything.
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Black poplar in trouble, I think.
mtt.tr replied to Mother Theresa's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
We took one down in hedingham just last week, as the others have said they fail quickly. -
Hes working for you, its your insurance to be claimed on. Also if he is good it may better for you long term just to suffer it
