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flyingjoiner

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  • Birthday January 25

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    above Wales, below Scotland
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    thars gold in them hills
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    desk jockey :(

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  1. Old Christmas tree that went a bit mental. Drop zone was main issue on this one, but nothing broken that shouldn't be😁
  2. I use them all the time now, makes life sooo nice, didn't use them on the course had enough to worry about. Just put the rope through the right hole first🙂
  3. When I did my 38, from memory it was you could ditch your secondary climbing system when you started descending with the dummy, depending on what rescue method you choose to employ. As for cambium savers, we had the option, and probably more of a pain than they are worth, especially if you get the order of operations mixed up when installing it. At lowe maintenance (where I did my 38) no time limit on getting a line into the tree, also the assessor is a local cutter, and was very decent about the whole thing. on the rescue it was already in the tree. Dummy was probably about 10-15 ft up, so not stupid hight. Spikes are used on the pole rescue, but all the limb walking etc was just done with boots Think that's everything, lmk if not. Main thing is to remember is that on the 38, your not expected to be swinging about the tree like a monkey, and it's more about proving your safe and compitant when it comes to moving around the canopy. You will however be required to climb on 2 main systems, primary and secondary (can change over) and you can't have more than 500mm slack in any system at any time. That's HSE guidelines
  4. Some bits courtesy of skyland. Cannot fault service, ordered Wednesday night on standard shipping
  5. This⬆️ Or a Makita 40v battery saw, with 1/4. Basically most things with a 1/4" chain
  6. Yeh, will get another one, try the black one next time, see if the finish holds up. Need some gear from skyland so see if they do it
  7. Yup, it feels like on the tri act that it's binding on something inside, as it can't be pushed beyond the point on the image. I have emailed petzl so we will see how they go. Will have to go back to Ali crab on climbline, which is a bugger as I like the steels extra weight beeing easier to throw accurate
  8. Well, given it a bloody good clean, and I think it's mechanical. Weird, as never had an issue with Ali crabs
  9. Morning all. pissing down cats and dogs here. stay safe
  10. Morning all. Wet here, so fingers crossed it cheers up Cheers
  11. No spikes, not double tied in, lanyard only attached on one d-ring, other than that, all good to go😆
  12. Morning lads Looks like it quite a nice day in sunny yorks. Considering looking at a zz replacement today, looking at either Sj2.1 dyneema or the SJ3. Have a good one
  13. Educated guess, something to do with the stearing wheel not beeing pulled down all the way.
  14. FRIDAY! Have a good one lads
  15. Morning All shaping up to be a banging day! Any news on Peds, anyone? Friday is just around the corner, so stay safe and check in with the lads. Have a good one!

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