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Great work you arb innovators! Its so simple it can't be true.
I'm using this technique everyday from now on, with a figure 8 and friction hitch back up.
Now let me see, I think my mid line knot shall be a clove hitch.Yes a clove hitch it is...
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I would hate to have so many of those chunker jobs to justify haven that tool, but if I did, that looks like the ticket for sure.
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But this tool could be used for regular rigging distmantling operations, vertical spars - big wood.
You all know how hard it is to move...
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I don't agree with you AxeKnot about using the tag line to get to the ground. I've done it hundreds of times. I alway keep my lanyard around the tree but loose enough to move downwards easily. If the tag line were to break I'd still have my lanyard......even though it may be a rough...
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Absolutely brilliant!
Well done!
That guy at the start talking was so funny man!
Seriously though......
I dont see why this device should have to go through any sort of safety tests or down any similar legislative paths?
It is just a rigging aid.
Like a wedge.
I cannot...
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Notching a spar to descend on isn't a technique I'd teach a beginner,
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I would just like to say how disappointed I am to see so many climbers on Treebuzz advocating the use of both the 'notch technique' and 'tag/pull line rappelling'.
If using using the 'notch...
WOW! STOP! Feel like I'm getting a giant log thrown in my face when the opening page fires up!
Good home page - clear and concise, straight to the point easy to understand.
Great photo of you climbing - cutting that big section of timber. Is that the 3120 with a 4 ft bar?! Sh*t you must have...
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I would wonder what Anne Frank would think of spending that kind of bread on a tree? Perhaps she'd rather see it go to help victims of other war torn countries?
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I think the tree was important because people could see and read about it...
The main problem with the leg scabbard is that it allows the handle of your saw to get caught up in small branches.
Sometimes the small branches pull the saw out of the scabbard. Silky Sugoi is terrible for this problem.
Also the leg scabbard gets in the way when clambering through branch...
I take your points allmark. But i certainly would'nt be sending my kids out with a bunch of sweat ridden tree surgeons!
They could have put in some nice pictures of happy kids and disabled people in wheelchairs going up the trees.
Its just so typically male isn't it? I bet they made the...
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I have a friend who use to climb in Raleigh, said the live oaks in that area were awesome - very long gravity defining horizontal limbs.
Will check them out someday.
JESUS! Treespotter! get me my shades! that green is freakin wild! Great site though! Love the photo of the branch walk.
Your a brave man branch walking on snow covered branches.
Anyone else want a critique of their website.
Please dont take this the wrong way Richard.
Your spelling is diabolical.
Ask someone you know to tell you about spell check which is available on all computers.
Failing that a Cambridge or Oxford english dictionary would be a good start.
thanks friend
I found these two websites whilst surfing the net.
The first one www.goape.uk is like a recreational tree adventure park.
Check out their video!
It looks like excellent fun, people doing aerial traverses at 30mph 40 ft up! No helmets! you get a basic safety course then you can 'Go Ape'...
Thanks for posting your findings nick.
Are you saying that if there is no whipping on an eye splice then it should not be used?
If you are I wholeheartedly agree.
You'd be amazed at the number of climbers that dont bother about the whipping if it unwraps itself or disappears mysteriously as...