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philip9992000

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About philip9992000

  • Birthday 13/07/1985

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  • Location:
    High Wycombe
  • Interests
    Country sports
  • Occupation
    Gardener
  • City
    London

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  1. philip9992000
    Will the Multi saver chock hard against a pole without it slipping
  2. philip9992000
    Has anybody had any problems with them
  3. philip9992000
    No was planning to use it for a safety line or climbing line not for lowering
  4. philip9992000
    What is it like to use for section felling poles
  5. philip9992000
    I've watched the YouTube footage is it easy to remove from the ground
  6. philip9992000
    Hi I'm thinking go getting an ART rope guide with cocoon pulley how do you guys rate them
  7. philip9992000
    Thanks will have a look
  8. philip9992000
    I'm looking at getting Art rope guide with cocoon pulley how you rate them people
  9. philip9992000
    Ok thanks Steve and everybody for your help
  10. philip9992000
    Steve bullman how would I set it with the running bowline
  11. philip9992000
    Could I use a running bowline
  12. philip9992000
    Only really just started
  13. philip9992000
    Hi guys I did my first section pole fell today and only did it with a flip line and a lanyard I just wondered how would I use a rope to attach my self to the tree instead of using a lanyard
  14. philip9992000
    What is the dif between Yale xtc and Yale xtc plus
  15. philip9992000
    Thanks you chaps

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