Thanks for the info guys...but i'm failing to understand how the "secret handshake"method makes it any easier and albeit possibly unsafe for the climber than using the method i already use with easy to use cables, when we do double choke.
Are you planning an upgrade on a truck soon? Do you realize that without chip space, you will just fill the truck faster than you already do? If your looking at a new truck soon, go with a 17 or 18"...its gonna run circles around any 15.
About 15 years ago i met with a master rigger at a large local supply house to discuss a wire cable setup that was like the ones used from our crane rental companies...which i also have. What i ended up with and use regularly are cables that have the same shaped thimble on each end. Each will...
I would agree with steve... hard to have only one option...cable crane here, and i use cables for wood picks, unless a nylon eye and eye is easier for the climber and also won't slip off... in terms of cables, i literally have one for everyday of the week; including sunday on the truck at all...
Wasn't there someone on here about a year ago that mentioned a tapered hinge was proven not to work any better than a properly executed open-faced? I have had awesome luck with a tapered both in and out of the tree when needed...arbormaster level 1 certified circa 2000...
Noting that a single life lost is 1 too many...but 113 in 24 years and now the world has to change? Aren't there a few more pressing issues in industrial applications that hurt or kill more than that on a yearly basis that maybe should take precendent? Here's an easy solution; nobody makes a...
I just start my 3rd warranty claim in 3 months...its not too bad! Lol...first set lasted about 4 years...2nd set 3 months, bought set 3 when a unit from 2nd fried. Knew it wouldnt be fast turn around...took about a month and half. Then a new one fried, yesterday the other unit from batch 2...