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    Built-in Lanyard

    I always wondered how they climbed up there! That was super cool and freaky!
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    Disinfecting Tools

    I had good luck in my 20s with doxycycline.
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    Show off them splices

    What's this?
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    Homemade knee ascenders

    Hats off to the thinkers and tinkerers of our industry, especially the real pioneers who did so much with so little. The first knee ascender I saw was the style where the knee ascender is advanced by a bungee that goes up to a pulley or carabiner at the bridge and connects back down at the...
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    Your Favorite Rear Handle to Climb With

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    Your Favorite Rear Handle to Climb With

    If I were buying new I'd probably get the 550. I'm still running a 353 for my in between saw. I could upgrade but I have a soft spot for old stuff that still rips.
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    Homemade knee ascenders

    I always liked the idea of a retractable reel but I found the Keybak didn't have as good of a return speed and feel of a bungee. I also use a Croll (simply because that's what I have) so there may be more drag there than a smaller ascender. For whatever reason I could never get it dialed in.
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    Homemade knee ascenders

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    Whiskey Whiskey Whiskey

    It's not so much the going in that hurts...
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    Whiskey Whiskey Whiskey

    For the last time I'm not into pirate play. No matter how drunk I am.
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    Whiskey Whiskey Whiskey

    I remember trying to order a rye and ginger down in the states one time. The bartender had no idea what the hell I was asking for. I can't stand to drink scotch or American whiskey but I sure can crush a bottle of Canadian whiskey or Carribean spiced rum.
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    Question for gear heads

    I was thinking more in terms of my Husqy saws, but now that I think of it, you have to engage the throttle trigger in order to choke a 200t. Makes a lot more sense now.
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    Question for gear heads

    Hey folks, I'm not the mechanically inclined type but lately I've been trying to improve my knowledge on the subject. I've got a question that is probably obvious but I haven't been able to find the answer. What mechanism causes the chainsaw to start in high idle? I'm guessing that choking the...
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    Drt redirect?

    I misplaced my pulley saver last fall. Actually a little heartbroken because I loved that thing. Instead of a pinto I spliced up a prussic with a rigging ring. It added that little bit of friction and made Ddrt so much easier on the arms and elbows. Not to mention it offered a little peace of...
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    We Zipline some stuff, then use the F250 as a skidder

    Great video! You definitely know how to put sticks on the ground. (y)
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    How does Coronavirus COVID-19 alter our workflow?

    You're doing everything you should be doing. Wash hands lots, avoid unnecessary contact with others. Keep calm and carry on.
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    Morning, evening or luchtime workout

    Evening guy here, 730 or 8pm. Dinner has settled and the kids are in bed. I find it's easier to psych myself up all day for some quality exercise later on than to convince myself to get up before 6am. I really like sleep. Plus I find I make better food choices knowing a workout is still coming...
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    Today....

    That post sir was one of the best damned things I've read in a while.
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    Strength Training Programs and the Off Season

    Pavel Tstatsouline just updated his Simple and Sinister book. The meat of the program involves 10x10 one arm kettlebell swings and 1x10 Turkish get ups. Those two exercises require a lot of practice and discipline, but they build a rock solid posterior chain and shoulders. It's a great working...
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    Rec climb videos

    Thanks man, that's badass.
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