marcus_arb
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I want to trouble is I've got a 200 not a 201 which is 5 kg
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lVUyuJxK2k]Retractable Tool Lanyards Cobra MKII Retractable Lanyard - YouTube[/ame]
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I think the device it's self would stand up to the job, if you watch the video on their site the smash it with a hammer, I'm just worried about the attachment point on the back that goes to the harness
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I've been thinking about getting one of these to use as my chainsaw lanyard Retractable Tool Lanyard Cobra MKII Velcro Strap They're rated to 5kg which is the same weight as a ms200t. Not sure if that's taking it to close to the limit, what does everyone think.
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when are you getting yours then Q? gonna pre-order mine next week:001_smile:
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They are very similar though and if one is a lot cheaper I know which I'd go for
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I just dipped it in then brushed off the excess and hung it up to dry for about a day. It's fairly easy to work with but I'd put some old newspaper down to work on as it can get messy and open lots of windows because that stuff is strong
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I bought some the other day from mailspeed marine but I have found it on ebay cheaper the splice came out really nice and open once it had dried
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Sorry just realised you were talking about the phat strop:blushing:
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Most arb shops stock sawpod price varies in each shop have a look on the website for a list of uk stockists:thumbup1:
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I've tried ordering twice with them and payed with PayPal And nothing ever turned up both times, lucky I used PayPal and got the money back
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As the title says Tony Darbyshire Training's website has been revamped and is looking great Sawpod Ltd - Tony Darbyshire Training Nice work Charlie Darbyshire
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As it says in the title the sawpod website has been revamped and is looking good Sawpod Ltd - Tony Darbyshire Training Nice work Charlie Darbyshire
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Cheers dude your looks sick I did make a long tether like the one rich was using on the demo stand in honeys, which worked nicely but made it really difficult to switch back to ddrt
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It isn't in this picture but I've put a tight rubber band to hold the krab in tight on the eye and a rubber on the krab so it can't move round works really well and allows me to switch between SRT and DDRT
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yale XTC tether
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yale XTC short tether. I find it works well when I want to swap back to DDRT
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treepedo is there but under it's new name of Rope knight!
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I noticed my adaptor was lose the other day but no issues with the dyneema being cut, will keep an eye on it , cheers for pointing it out
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honey bros!
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how come you have two Art positioners on the go?
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this is multiple choice by the way. so you can choose your brand and weights cheers
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again just out of interest who uses what throwbag
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to be fair the sip progress are sip's answer to the stretch airs, nice and light and cheaper aswell, really nice pair of trousers
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try a knut really nice knot which i have found does pretty much what you want. you can find it on the arbtalk knot app:thumbup1:
