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stewmo

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  1. Would a steel crab not wear away at the aluminium of the wrench and pinto?
  2. The other thing I guess it making sure the metals are the same
  3. Yep looks possible. Though The becket on the pinto is rated I think so crab could on that end?
  4. Thinking of going just Friday. Do you pay on door or need to pick up a ticket on the Internet? Thanks
  5. That rig'n'wrench looks great for small 2 man rigging operations. Rather than buying in from Treestuff, who are out of stock anyway, could you link a wrench and a pinto rig with a maillon or a small carabiner for a home made version?
  6. standard rings are cheaper but i recently got an adjustable one - the fimblesaver and am really appreciating the option to make it long or short....my tuppence
  7. Look like a fun job that one!
  8. I reckon some people just like the mechanical devices and some like a bit of rope between their fingers. It's a bit like analog vs digital, vinyl vs cd, etc. Most people know where they stand. I reckon it's pretty similar for tree gear so which type are you and go with that. I'm an analog kind of guy so I love my hitch climber and a bit of accessory cord tied on with fishermans. Happy choosing
  9. Ditto. A small 30 inch waist on a Tree Motion. If I have the big saw on sometimes it can pull down a bit, but nothing serious. Comfy etc. Soon will be out of date so looking to buy another soon and can't see past buying another. Maybe a Sequoia?
  10. He would at Man U, they don't have someone like him. But why would anyone go to Man U if they already gave Champion League? If Leicester win the league surely you would want to stay and do it again.....
  11. Don't know. But climbing on a VT its about 3mm less than climbing rope. Could be the same in this situation?
  12. yup oak before ash.......can anyone remember a year with ash before oak - i can't really
  13. nice vid!
  14. This has happened to mine in the past. I would check to see if some little bit of wood is fouling throttle linkage behind carb. Then I would clean carb - there are good videos on you tube - it's pretty simple, takes 10 minutes and good to know how to do this anyway These have fixed it for me and I'm no mechanic. Then if still a problem I would go spend some cash at the shop. Thanks
  15. Reg, in one of the other vids it shows you coming down and at a certain point you switch back to the flipline from rappelling for the last stretch - how come - is the rope not long enough? thanks
  16. Yes that's all you need, if i was taking down a confier here in the UK it would be rare for me to use my rope until chogging down....but at 150ft I may change my mind!
  17. stewmo

    FimblClimb

    Ok cheers mate. 👍 Guess if I did the same, and took off the id tag I could the FimblClimb rather than send back. I'll ponder that
  18. stewmo

    FimblClimb

    Totally agree
  19. stewmo

    FimblClimb

    Yes true. But then do we have to research to death every purchase? Surely a friction saver works with a rope?!?!
  20. stewmo

    FimblClimb

    Can you install from ground? And yes same as you...didn't want the pulley saver so thought this would be the answer. So do you have the FimblClimb or FimbleSaver?
  21. stewmo

    FimblClimb

    What do think of the slaice? Looks good but pricey?
  22. stewmo

    FimblClimb

    Thanks Steve. Would have been good for me to do the same before buying, but doesn't say anything about it on the FR Jones website, just assumed it would be fine.
  23. Anyone else got one? Just turned up in the post today and seems the thimbles are too small for my rope - blue tongue. Have to really squeeze the splice to get it through and then the unique id tag won't go through. Even without the id I can't see how it would be possible to install from the ground! Seems a ridiculous design.
  24. enjoyed that thanks
  25. too actually have your own crane too.....

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