My cousin was a tower climber for about 5-6 yrs before he got into the iron workers union. He had some interesting stories and he liked it but eventually got out because of all the travel and down time between jobs
So I was just looking thru tuefelbergers website and noticed their description of epicord states that it has a heat sensitive core and gives a warning not to expose the cord to temps greater than 70 celcius which really is not much it’s like 160 F. Cords like beeline say something like 900...
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These have been out for a bit. It’s actually app based but gaining popularity in the construction world, so if u live in a pretty well populated area it might work out
So Royce what time do guys usually take lunch then? Since u start early do u break early at 10 or 11 or wait til noonish or just whenever it feels right with the job at hand
I've heard of lightning traveling thru a small thermostat wire so it makes me wonder why 18 gauge wire coiled up so many times? Why not 12 gauge with less coils or just one thick wire like 4 which is used for grounding systems? And why use zip ties? Wouldn't using something like split bolts in...
I just started using voyager with my hh2 and so far I really like it. The original beeline seems to work better than epicord for me. I've always used Yale 11.7 but it just seems to flatten too much and stay flat. Voyager will flatten a little too but the rope is so supple it doesn't seem to...
I've got some aluminum geckos $200 if ur interested. I bought them on here a few years ago and just don't use them as I prefer my others so they just sit here. Good shape w/ pole and tree spikes. The only thing modified is the upper calf strap has been cut and sewn shorter so u get 1 good wrap...
Eyes heal surprisingly fast. I had mine done a week before I went to Iraq so I didn't follow any after care but 11yrs later I still have better than 20/20 vision.