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  1. stevebullman

    New knot guide

    Havent seen that one, i'll search for it now! The server crashed just after i launched this, hence the reason for the link not working. should be back up soon i hope :)
  2. stevebullman

    New knot guide

    Hi Guys, Just launched this new site, hopefully it may be of use to some of you. www.arboristknots.com Thanks for letting me post this here Mark
  3. stevebullman

    Knot research - help needed!

    thanks guys
  4. stevebullman

    Knot research - help needed!

    Hi Guys, i'm just doing a bit of research on some various knots and I have several obscure ones i'm unable to find any information on. I've posted a list of them below, and i'd be extremely grateful if you have any experience with any of them, if you could post your feedback. I'm particularly...
  5. stevebullman

    Does such hostility exist in the USA?

    Thanks Chris, always glad to read you over there
  6. stevebullman

    Does such hostility exist in the USA?

    Just to clarify this..... [ QUOTE ] I'd like to go into this in allot more detail but was wondering if i have permission to speak freely? (in the UK you get kicked off arb forums for speaking the truth) [/ QUOTE ] On the contrary, we welcome the truth at Arbtalk. And as Arbtalk is the...
  7. stevebullman

    Mark C. ITCC Footlock

    fantastic mate....well chuffed to have heard you won this year :)
  8. stevebullman

    Speedlining 100ft Beech trees

    yes its the new yale rope, and very nice it is too
  9. stevebullman

    Speedlining 100ft Beech trees

    hehe. that was attempt 2. attempt 1 ended with my x170 in the moat....i can confirm that it is indeed waterproof, but as an added bonus it floats too!!
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    Speedlining 100ft Beech trees

    [ QUOTE ] Very nice job of speedlining! That would have been a perfect job for my hitch rigging plate. [/ QUOTE ] thanks. got a link for said rigging plate?
  11. stevebullman

    Speedlining 100ft Beech trees

    This job took 6 days all in all at a nice relaxed pace. Spec was to deadwood and reduce the weight back on the moat side. Obvious hazard was the powerlines, not so much of a hazard as a hinderance as it limited the angle we could set the speedline at. Trees were ranged from 90-100ft...
  12. stevebullman

    More X170 footage

    [ QUOTE ] Steve, Like the video, Do you have it mounted on the top or side of your helmet, and what helmet do you have? [/ QUOTE ] i have it mounted on the top of a black diamond half dome http://www.outdoorkit.co.uk/product.php?product_id=5426&gclid=CJaBhszdkKACFcUB4woddnUmdg
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    More X170 footage

    [ QUOTE ] Steve do you use the 30 fps or 60 fps setting. I tried it on 60 and it looked really choppy on my pc. [/ QUOTE ] im ebarrassed to say, i didnt know there was such a setting. i assume im using it on the stadard setting which i guess would be 30 i was under the impression this was...
  14. stevebullman

    Lowering without a tagline

    [ QUOTE ] have you done it with larger loads with a porta wrap at another tree or the truck? [/ QUOTE ] i havent personally tried it at all yet, dont see it wouldnt work with a porty in certain situations though
  15. stevebullman

    Lowering without a tagline

    havent tried it myself yet, i shall do soon as i get the opportunity though
  16. stevebullman

    Lowering without a tagline

    and yes....obviously the krab set up is an issue but that could easily be changed
  17. stevebullman

    Lowering without a tagline

    one of my members just posted this on my forum and thought it would be nice to share here......extremely simple idea to guide a lowered branch without the use of a tagline...obviously has its limitations but a handy tip to have in the bag IMO
  18. stevebullman

    More X170 footage

    beech is fantastic firewood...the best in my opinion. The estate kept all this wood unfortunately.
  19. stevebullman

    More X170 footage

    that was just the tail end of my climbing line clipped on to the rigging line, then through a krab on my harness to keep it at hand. not a fool proof technique and goes without saying that you have to be 100% sure your ropes arent going to snag anywhere.
  20. stevebullman

    More X170 footage

    yeah, sorry.....really havent mastered the art of not moving my head whilst wearing the cam yet!! :)

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