Obviously I’m a dude, but putting the Ergovation Y Harness,( suspenders) on my Ergovation made me not want to burn my new Ergovation & actually start liking it.
I wear suspenders when I’m on the ground so I might be a touché bias towards suspenders.
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Or you could just buy one to Skip all that rehabilitation & living a life without your vision or use of your right side: your choice.
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Considering the Notch items seem trending towards being made in China, I believe you to be correct.
It’s a Shame TreeStuff has saddled up to Sherrill & this is what we’ve got now.
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I messaged August on this forum or another, & he read my message during one of his YouTube videos.
I know that’s not the response you were looking for, but it’s possible he answered in a video.
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Any particular reason you are leaning towards the Vermeer 925?
I’ve ran a toro 1000 & a Bobcat MT85: both of those seem to be solid choices, especially with the turf tracks.
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Use a friction saver like
https://www.treestuff.com/store/catalog.asp?category_id=350&item=5701 to tie in to & advance it as needed.
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For the ease of retrieving as you chunk down the spar, I like a zigzag in its original configuration with an 80’ hank thru a friction saver.
Once I get to the top I switch out & start removing on my zigzag DRT.
This is on my back in a small pack till needed.
Your Milage May Vary.
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I guess I’m in the minority that uses a throw line to get a rope in the tree & then use a shackle to choke the throw line back to itself.
Or the lift or climbing it if needed.
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Ive not had the overheating & stoping issue with the 7 1/4: my 9AH came with my Miter Saw. After buying it, I bought 2 spare 12.0 AH batteries & regulated the 9 AH to my 7 1/2” Circular Saw.
It just doesn’t last as long.
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