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  1. Tree-Taylor

    Today....

    Great name.
  2. Tree-Taylor

    Today....

    Nice Boom! What name did you come up with? I have the Rocket Line and Cherry Bomb from Atlantic Braids, they're excellent for both hitch and mechanical systems. I believe they have a factory about an hour away from me.
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    Bluetooth comms app

    I'm asking about smartphone apps.
  4. Tree-Taylor

    Bluetooth comms app

    Has anyone used one of the bluetooth intercom apps for smartphones? Which app and hardware did you use?
  5. Tree-Taylor

    rope runner pro

    Unless...
  6. Tree-Taylor

    rope runner pro

    I must be one of the really dumb ones on here because this actually explained that feature fairly well. I've never even held a runner in my hand so to me three slick pins would be a major pain in the ass because I only know them from using a quickie shackle which doesn't have that groove. Just...
  7. Tree-Taylor

    rope runner pro

    Nevermind, carry on.
  8. Tree-Taylor

    rope runner pro

    Getting the tabs to depress enough to slide out of the shackle is the issue I have. One glove always comes off, not ideal in the tree.
  9. Tree-Taylor

    rope runner pro

    It's always the first You can use a t handle the exact same way, but you're right, a regular Allan wrench with a little more length would work. The t handle was stuck in my mind because I work on bikes and they are much faster to use once the torque is broken. I was more or less trying to...
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    rope runner pro

    I wear Atlas gloves and have a quickie.
  11. Tree-Taylor

    rope runner pro

    Thank you to those that identified initial issues with the Allen key. They sell decent t handle wrenches at every hardware store and every online market. On to the product itself, are people finding it easy to take off and reinstall? I have a hard time handling those slick pins with gloves.
  12. Tree-Taylor

    Using a chainsaw to cut below wedges??

    Rico, do you have a go-to method for backleaners? I've always been a fan of setting a line but that must be unrealistic for most of your trees.
  13. Tree-Taylor

    rope runner pro

    I would highly recommend you don't fuck an Akimbo. It has very sharp bends in all the wrong places. That being said the Akimbo is an absolute beast. I truely do feel bad for all the people who didn't figure theirs out, or didn't have the patience to break it in.
  14. Tree-Taylor

    rope runner pro

    It's not a technique that I use often but it does come in handy when speedlining, especially pines. Personally I prefer a Ddrt setup for this type of slow ascent but to each their own. As far as the concerns regarding the warning, the device is capturing the progress of the 3:1. There are 3...
  15. Tree-Taylor

    rope runner pro

    Ya I'll be waiting until it come our way too. It's not worth buying from the states anymore.
  16. Tree-Taylor

    Rope shelf life

    For the rescue industry, software is generally retired at 10 yrs from the manufacturing date.
  17. Tree-Taylor

    Today....

    I had to do some impromptu furniture making this morning. My client's 6 year old daughter asked me to cut a piece that she could use as a stool. Well I couldn't let her brother go empty handed...
  18. Tree-Taylor

    Brush trailers

    Ottawa
  19. Tree-Taylor

    Brush trailers

    I have two chipping contractors Chipper would be ideal, but doesn't fit my business model. I'm a sole proprietor and only operate 1-3 days a week. I have two steady chipping contractors that I use. One operates out of the east end of the city, one out of the west. An hour of chipping costs...
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    Brush trailers

    She's coming along nicely. I hope to have her back in operation on Wednesday.

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