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there are ways to earn a weeks wage in 5mins flat, but the knowledge is yours to pull it off. if you want the magic answer, pm me:001_cool:
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Slack tending a hitch climber? (not the obvious way)
tuttle replied to YoGi_93's topic in Climbers talk
use nothing and tie a marlin spike and clip it to the carabiner! -
are you just talking about the cutout bar? it would be doddle to knock one of them up.
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i prefer not to on rigging lines. as it makes life easier sometimes on snatch blocks that would take more time to open than slip the end in:lol:
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you know the products, the job, the life and the way to earn. could be a mentoring or consultant role beckoning.
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I use mine because its light, handy, reliable and easy to start. Plus mines a makita, which has the on/off switch positioned so you shut off the engine while both hands are on the saw. Its not an everyday thing, just when its warranted.
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its been listed a few times, no real interest. value is less than the asking.
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http://www.hse.gov.uk/research/crr_pdf/2001/crr01402.pdf
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Slack tending a hitch climber? (not the obvious way)
tuttle replied to YoGi_93's topic in Climbers talk
yes its covered in grippy polyester, its only used as a fixed prussic or temp cambium saver, stays on my lanyard. it is great stuff for the right application, i did splice my pinto with it too. -
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Slack tending a hitch climber? (not the obvious way)
tuttle replied to YoGi_93's topic in Climbers talk
mines a Liros Magic-Pro 8mm dyneema, with 6mm stainless rings. -
I read it the same: Top-handled chainsaws are only suitable for use off the ground. Rear-handled saws must be used when working on the ground. It's not a point of law in this statement, so I doubt it would hold up in court.
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Slack tending a hitch climber? (not the obvious way)
tuttle replied to YoGi_93's topic in Climbers talk
Yep its a tibloc. but if you had a secret weapon, you are looking after your rope, and its got multiple uses. -
got my cs38/39 I use my top handle everyday, in the tree or on the ground. Even on my course, the tutor promoted me to use it on the ground to get used too the handling. Aren't we the trained people better to understand our tools, than not? It's mine, and i'll use it how I like, let that not be said for others without training or understanding.
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i'm only playing if there is prizes:sneaky2:
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you should see my snedding speed with top-handle:lol:
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me too:thumbup:
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I'm more concerned with the placing of his other saw...
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Slack tending a hitch climber? (not the obvious way)
tuttle replied to YoGi_93's topic in Climbers talk
bit of study of both threads and vidz. I just tried it on my lanyard with my mini secret weapon, single pulley and prussic, works great. I prefer minimal kit when climbing. -
Eucalyptus- confusing info from local tree officer
tuttle replied to Matthew Storrs's topic in General chat
TO > TPO > STL > £££'S -
lost photos and video... have binned the harddrive? or reformatted? its fairly easy to recover data, try a free program....Five Best Free Data Recovery Tools
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what i'm thinking is the 'pupil' is taught, and then qualified to teach. like driving, once you have passed your test, you are the best driver in the world:lol:
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maybe the fault lies with CS tutors and the process.
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found some, look good value:thumbup1: x2 NPTC Stickers for Arborist Tree Surgeons 9" x 12" 3yr Quality Vinyl Print | eBay NPTC STICKERS 9" x 12"
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just spotted this thread. Soft shell jackets are great, esp. ice climbing ones, I have a vaude one, they are quality, if you have to ask you cannot afford:laugh1: Not hi-viz, but there are some out there.
