Good eye Phill. Yes, my control line should have been shown in that picture. I was under the gun to get photos in to TCIA and had to do a mock setup of an English Reeve system at my house. You would want to have a control line/s that would allow you move the carriage back and forth.
Will have...
Nice work, we'll check them out. Thanks.
Looks like you're floating wood in the pic with a tip and butt tie. We do this all the time with polyester double-braid lines as well without any issues. Much more favorable rope angles with this technique. As you probably know, floating wood with a...
First, I just want to thank Tom D. again for posting another one of my articles, I really appreciate it!
In regard to using the ArborPlex, obviously this would not be my first "go to" line when setting up a highline, but it was what we had for the long span required. I would love to have a...
Too much back padding is no good for your back! Stay away from any harness that advertises thick pads.
A harness should be designed to ride low on your back below your sacrum and resting on your pelvis/hip bones, not your spine or it's muscle structure.
Best designed harness/saddle for that...
Here in NH, you can't even get the fucking Bandit dealer MB Tractor to call you back. They suck!
I have been waiting over a year to get on their list for a new 12" chipper.
Hi Tom, I remember you mentioning this issue to me last month and I am so happy that you are going to be able to get it fixed.
Wishing you the best and I'll talk with you soon, my friend!
There are no specs on splicing for a situation such as you have described that I am aware of.
Your best bet is to contact Iron Street Splicing Company in Washington State (they are affiliated with WesSpur). They do a lot of custom splicing using ropes with a Class I and Class II combined...
The reason The Bone wasn't mentioned was that I have never used it. Probably the same thing with the hitches.
Article was about my own personal SRT development.