I hate it when tragedy hits this close.
I'm currently financially strapped at the moment. Taxes need to be paid, HO insurance, and 3g worth of repair bills for my truck.
@evo PLEASE PM me in a month in case I forget. I should by recovered by then.
From the BlackBird thread a good point was brought up by member @Lupin_IV
The Unicender was mentioned by @ATH It may be an awesome option. I find my self doing spar work and it leaves me using the ZZ as another flip line for a double tie in. Trouble is, there's no bailout option. It serves as...
Reon Rounds uses the Uni in this method. Gets me thinking more......
Bringing this back to my thread from earlier. I will post it up no. I forget what I called the thread. It'll appearunder WHAT'S NEW
Sorry for the derail @moss now back to the BlackBird.
So I do need both...... :bailando:LOL
I switch to the bollard if I need to punish it. I think I'd rather have the Hobbs for pre-tensioning before punishing it. Another piece of gear that falls in the category of, "doesn't come out in the field much but, glad to have it when needed."
I use a 3/4 ton pick up with an extended cab as a contract climber. I keep my gear behind the seats and 2 saws ride in the bed. I like to bring home a load of good wood home when available. It gets old unloading by hand at the end of the day. Since my box is getting rough, I've been planning to...
That's a great deal. It's what I paid for mine brand new, a decade ago.
@Chris Schultz why the hell do I want a Hobbs?
Could just be the gear junkie in me. LOL
Meh....I didn't want to complicate my choices. LOL
Seriously, it's one that escaped my radar. If I don't decide on something mid line attachable, it'll be a ZZ. I need something for a 200' crane rope.
Using 2 climbers one day, I was setting slings while the other guy hung around the unions...
I'm on a 5.5 acre ''farmstead'' in a very rural area.
Works for me. Plenty of room to grow and expand, if I ever do. Would like to purchase the 66acres sold off, before me, and add back to this parcel.
Levi, do what's comfortable for you. Take on more if you choose to. If it seem expensive, you...
May be what I'm looking for.
I'll let the real world reviews come out first, instead of relying on an ART commercial ....LOL
I do agree with all the above posts. Dude is an excellent climber. Blackbird has some very cool features and, I too, have always been keen on ART. Loves some German over...
I try and push for unity wherever I am. It's a very hard thing to do at times.
It is very satisfying when you know you have made a difference. No matter how small that accomplishment may be.
May we all unite as brothers and sisters.
Not with a crane.
I have sooo much rope, I have dedicated lines.
I do need to replace 2 of them but, having so many to choose from, and assigned to certain tasks, makes them last much longer.
My 200' rope will be dedicated to setting crane slings with it's device. This one will be fore a 2...
Using my ZZ on a spar so much, doing crane work, it becomes a second flip line/lanyard .....
Now I want a zillion. I never wanted one before. Wish it was sold separately.
Anyone have one they want to sail? Hit me up......
Yea I hear ya but, meh....if I'm buying a device to live on a rope, it'll be the ZZ. And my 200'er is a Yale.
A virgin Calamine. But the Throttle may not like it? Except for MRS....which would be the purpose. Still defeats the hankering for a midline removable to share with other ropes.
ZZ or...
Saw a negative review of the Throttle via youtube. He called it high priced garbage .... or something like that.
He only tried 2 different ropes but then again, it's supposed to be a rope friendly device. I should have offered him $250 for it. :eek: