darrin
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Throw line slicktricks. http://treetools.co.nz/LiteratureRetrieve.aspx?ID=137109
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How difficult is it to get dyneema line down once caught in the tree.
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10 or 12 oz bags. 2in1 cheap throw line spliced together. Wrapped around fingers anchor bend with a slip I'm accurate upto 20 meters (most days) Big shot nice to have. I carry two bags , cheap mesh cube and a falteimer. when choosing a anchor point make sure its 100 % safe (try).
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2 in 1 Throw line splice,the cheap stuff.
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Pole prunners for twigs,anything thicker i'll use the pole saw with jap blade.
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these are good.
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This is what i use. . Put an end to rope mess during pole felling. Compared to double rope systems with redundant rope dangling down to the foot of the trunk, the Belay- Descent-Kit offers a great alternative: Consisting of 30 m dynamic rope (9,8 mm), a CINCH and two 3-way autolock carabiners all packed in one small silverbull Hip-Bag it offers an easy back up descent to the ground. The rope is anchored in choke mode on the trunk while the majority of its length remains in the bag. It can't be damaged by spurs, doesn't touch the ground and therefor stays out of the way of the rigging work. Perfect solution to a problem that hopefully occurs!
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Here's hoping things work out for you.
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this is just something i found, don't know much about it. on the fire brigades web site, they said his hand was traped and he was air lifted to hospital. the german fire brigad are not trained for aerial tree rescue. in germany its law to have two climbers on site, in case of rescue.
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Mr Jack of all Trades having a go, but lucky for him the Cavalry is there.
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how's this.
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What about a Farmhouse Cheddar, i've never tried it myself.
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wait two days after Christmas, and get most things for half price.
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You'd probably get tazered using that.
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here's a link for the instructions. http://www.cobranet.de/de/datenblatt/cobra_manual_US_20101011.pdf
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more than 50, but less than 100. 90 metres.
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watching this video will help.
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the trouble with most silky's , the handle is not large enough for two hands. lost power on big cuts
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It's not a silky, but maybe better for camping.
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How about 2 in 1 Gloves.
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Before and After
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My dad had a Stihl 070, the great sound that it made and then the tree crashing. Oh them were the days
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My vote, goes to the Bang Tidy thread. Great to see a Professional Company achieving so much Success.
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Key ring choice solved.
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I would just buy a new one. for eg. chainsawbars £12.18
