That crossover is tricky, and if it’s not super clean it will be a bear to “beary”
When you made the crossover did you yard pretty good on both ends to get it sucked in real tight?
Do others use an MA system to help with the bury?
So I noticed a few things after putting the beast into action on Thursday. I used it as my main rigging point for a squirrelly honey locust removal. Did a couple of decent weight butt heavy rigs off of it. It did it’s job well.
What I noticed is, with only two passes on the lock, the sling...
Somebody has got to be able to fashion their own right?!
I’ve seen one in hand. Doesn’t fit much besides the ring on a saw lanyard. Won’t take a regular locking carabiner
I will say though, arbsession has been the cats meow. Fingers crossed their customer service stays top notch. (No pun intended.)
I have also had success with customer service and shipping from honey brothers. It makes sense though that all the rock exotica stuff they are selling is wayyy...
I like your logic. I can't think of a way that they would actually pull themselves apart aside from utter destructive forces, which I don't think my application would produce. We have bigger gear for that
But they also have a bury…
I might just pull mine apart. Probably lose one pocket by fixing the mistake. I used in total 18’ for this configuration which in its current state is about seven foot end to end
This is the 1/2” stuff, I guess it could still see some significant load on that pocket.
I totally brain farted and thought through one, through the other, I’m good!
This book has been much fun reading and re-reading chapter after chapter.
It’s a great foundation along with all of the knowledge that has been dropped in this forum
I noticed this happened with my treemo.
Monkey beaver has a solution involving an extra strap that acts as a bosun’s chair
When you are sitting in your harness you can tighten up on bosun strap and it pulls your butt up and the harness back down to your waste. When you are ready to climb...