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  1. colemanjessenz
    Such a great thing to see David , much respect to you and your team . Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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    It will depend on your experience , but I could ask a friend if they need anyone. Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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    You can't put sewn eyes through a cocoon or pinto , so if you want rope guide or pulley saver , you would need a traditional splice or a salice . Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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    A few of us lads have been away working at a 5 star wellness hotel doing the regular deadwood on some beautiful big trees. This ulmus was defiantly a highlight . We guessed her height at just over 40 meters , you can spot Martin up in the canopy. Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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    ropes for balancing would be ideal, but for big lifts maybe it doesn't have the surface area to grip as good. some am steel blue 20 mm would be plenty strong and static enough.
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    Danke shön Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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    no vid but a nice lil one
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    I'm guessing if you dropped it in a dark cave , it would be easier to find . Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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    You have to do a google search bro , my Mac does the same thing . Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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    A bit of crane action today , took out three oaks and one chestnut Had to take small bits unfortunately , so a bit of fluffing around . Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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    Freeworker - Chainsaw Hook with small plate - climb up high!
  12. colemanjessenz
    well put mate
  13. colemanjessenz
    ^ this is what i was getting at , psp
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    if you're using a chest ascender and a hand ascender then in the case of a fall your chest ascender will take the higher percentage of energy , possibly ripping the rope but your handascender will catch you .
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    But for changeovers i mean when it will be the only attachment.
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    Just out of interest ,the treemotion lower ds are rated for life support, would attaching the flipline to these be considerd a no no but attaching this flipline to the side ds be ok:confused1: .
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    haha cheers adam.
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    A bit of speed line action from today Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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    Yeah mate, it's set up right and I'm using the beeline on my tachyon . It was more a question of how you lot tie your hitchs , sporty , tight, how many wraps , what knot etc eTc I have done a fair few climbs on it but because of the tending it has been sitting in my bag for a couple of weeks . Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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    how are you guys finding the tending of the hitchhiker, I'm struggling to find the right balance when tying my knot, I'm yet to try other knots but have been using variations of the recommended valdotain and have not quite got it working how i would like it to
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    Thats a lot of lowering for a first dismantle, your boss must have faith in your ability ,well done. what were the targets below ?
  22. colemanjessenz
    A few fem nz and the rest in germany.
  23. colemanjessenz
    it looks good mate, tell us how you get on.
  24. colemanjessenz
    They are the bomb bro. I used the pulley saver for a couple of days recently and I much prefer my rope guide. Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
  25. colemanjessenz
    Now try and convince the rest of the kiwi arbs that mate , it's a great little saw isn't it. Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App

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