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Have sent you a PM

Isuzu Rodeo Denver. 3.0 litre is almost perfect for what you want and you can pick them up for well within your budget these days.

I was always taught to coil by my first boss, but started using a rope bag recently and it's so much easier and neater. A backpack would be even better.

Hi guys, Sorry if this has been asked a million times before. Interested to know how you store your climbing rope. Have worked with 3 climbers over the years - one coiled and hung his rope, the other had a rope bag and the other just a builders bucket. Can see the pros and cons of all 3, but wondered what others preferred. Cheers.

Has to work out at least £60 an hour surely? Working for nothing at £20 when all expenses are taken into account.

Dewalt by far the best option in my opinion. And make sure you buy 2 batteries..

Freelance climber with tickets, own PPE, saws and chipper available for sub-contract work. Happy to work as a groundie too - but will not work for peanuts. Call 07773746621.