It's very unpredictable in terms of how it affects different people. I had it around Christmas 2021, confirmed later by bloodwork from a physical in, maybe Feb, 2022. Wicked sore throat for 2 days, but after that, just coughing up mucous for 2 weeks. More like bronchitis. No fever...
In those instances where I can keep a more or less constant tension on the bend I use a carrick. Holds fast as long as you don't slack it and it's ridiculously easy to break no matter how much tension you apply. Never tried it w/dissimilar diameters, or diss. types of rope. I'll have to look...
*Well, no hard hat. (To be fair, onna ground I don't always wear it either. But most of the time during bucking I do)
*He could be standing a little more tudda side, rather than behind, the saw.
*There's a rope thatz just begging to trip him up lying @ his feet
but i like his balanced...
It reminded me about a few accessories I love to have, and really miss if i forget them, depending on the weather.
One is a really good absorbent headband. I found these to be excellent:
https://www.suddora.com/products/multiple-color-plain-head-sweatbands
They don't let any sweat into my...
Well Mark, you're spokesperson for Teufel, Kask, etc. etc. ... might as well add Hallmark tudda list!!! :LOL::LOL: Let's get those shelves stocked w/I :love: MY ARBORIST $6 cards LOL
Triage repair onna slate roof? LOL i'd B using a piece of flagstone and a big glob of PC-11 adhesive. Nice use of clevis and spliced eye.
the bends U use to connect Ur lime green to that NE safety blue - i don't think i kno those... ?? (er, sorry, maybe I meant Samson - there's so many...
Yeah U 100% right. Funny this one customer, i just finished the 3rd job on his property, and every one was started going up SRT on my Petzl Texas. The one limb was so horizontal that I was able to stay clipped intudda Texas for 75% of its removal, just adjusting the cam for more or less while...
Report: I've been out and about using my cheap-azz throwline stuff after the mods i made and i'm happy 2 say itz all working out great. No snags, no BS - just a coupla bags and a cube that now stay open, and upright. I don't like to throw stuff out, if it can be re-porpoised. :rolleyes...
Sirius arbor-barbering for this red! I told her (friend of mine) 'we should really wait for the late fall'. "No, just do it. And be aggressive with your trimming." She helped lower a few as well. Coughing all the while. It's been a few weeks and she still feels like s__t from COVID. And...
that very helpful, thank U. i read the other replies as well, and i'm lucky that almost all the trees i prune and/or fell are NOT conifers. i don't have deal w/sap too much. and i don't weigh but 160. Remember the movie Rudy? "Yer five feet NOTHIN'!! U weigh a hundred and NOTHIN'!!" Ha
just a follow-up here, i've been working a few times since i posted the idea about the screw links in their new spot, and they work great. itz very easy for me to clip and unclip my saws where they are, and cause of their size. they don't interfere hardly at all when i want to clip intudda...
well first of all, thx for turning me on to Gap Arborist! i mean, why limit my gear wh__ring sl_t tendencies to just 1 or 2 stores? Ha!
yeah there's actually a few on their page where the design looks simple and good. i remember looking @ the petzl one, and the edelrid awhile ago, but i...
sometimes i have to stop, hang, and pull the leg loops away from my crotch, back toward my knees. they do get tight... but i haven't yet changed the length of the bungees cause a lot of the time they feel fine