Oh C'MON!! U got all those 'biners 4 $60??? U wanna resell a few? Jay-sus christmas!!! i woulda jumped on that. I'll take the Petzl OK, middle row one up from the bottom for $10 plus shpg, pls. And 1 a the three big D steels on the lower left for $10 as well
The red weaver throwline bag has some kinda attempt @ "struts" inna sides - well, they are garbage. don't BOTHER, ya know? they sag, they're moosh-a-moosh... good god if they used something like the .040" poly i got from my old boss @ the sign shop, it coulda been a really effective strut...
Yes and as U said B4, some if it is the size of the splits. for 15 yrs i hadda Vermont Castings Intrepid, "pre 1988" was their classification. and i couldn't stack anything wider than 16.5" intudda 'magazine' . beautiful stove - soooo well crafted and perfectly functional.
And if some of...
The branch just cracked off and fell. I still have to cut and seal the fractured limb above. Gonna do that very soon. Big dark spot in the center of the cuts. From what I know about oak wilt, the dead one in the background that i cut last season has the ugly telltale patches
It was about...
"That might be worth indicating to people."
Yeah, I go into waaaay specific details in my ad, cause I'm a small biz and I need people to know what NOT to expect LOL.
Also I cipher my phone, cause goodness gracious I already get TONNES of SPAM (i spell tons like that cause i get SPAM by the...
Craigslist is thee best investment in terms of local advertising. It's $5/month. God almighty how the heck can you beat that? I've been getting jobs from craigslist, semi-steadily, for nearly a decade. The fact that Craigs is geographically partitioned up by the login itself really helps...
it's so cool you were able to grab that snake for a foto-op. i try to catch garter snakes all a time, but usually the older ones are too fast and i can't get 'em. how did you manage to grab it? i'm always thnking, 'if i try to slow it up by holding a piece of brush down against it i might...
I'd like to thank you all, weighing in. Some of the things I'm curious about, I now have at least prelim answers to, e.g. how the hardware might not like non-approved loading scenarios.
What Tom said, i have to reply: Anyone getting into tree climbing on rope, even for recreational purposes...
There are a few things that work really well for me, with a conventional split-tail setup.
one is, i am able to shorten the reach distance to my prusik by removing my tail. when the lion's share of the ascent is done, i can shorten it so now the friction hitch is extremely close to me. this...
i've looked around, and i cannot find the xact piece of gear you're using that's attached to your saddle bridge. itz obviously some kind of an 'up-lock' device, as you are hanging there peacefully before you even attach your 'homegrown' contraption. but that homegrown thing is pretty cool...
Thanks for the heads-up Champ. I'll take a look @ these. I did try the plastic ones awhile back, what R they again... Caritool? something like that. didn't like them. these are much better.
yes for sure, the way rock exotic attaches to the saddle can't be beat. no way that's ever gonna...
Turns out a big part of the problem w/the oil starvation was my lack of following the manual's instructions. Stihl says "always operate @ full RPM". well, a lot of the time, I wasn't. mostly to save fuel, i would cut small stuff @ 1/2, or a little more than 1/2 speed. or maybe if for some...
I hadda rethink the screwlink attachment points on my Treemotion Evo, that i use as saw hangers. there was a rip starting in the saddle pleather material on the right side. i guess i don't use the left as much, as no tearing there.
At first I tried putting a large screwlink a little further...
thanks fudda input, all.
the culprit was, i had removed the spark screen. and from within that open wound, oily nonsense emerge-eth.
On this saw, I have found that if you leave that orifice open, you get da SPOOGE. (thank you Bart fudda technically correct terminology :cool:)
I viewed a...
I LOVE YOU! ROTFLMAO!!!!! That looks like a GREAT one. Really cool find, thanks so much!!! Rigid hooks, & choices for hook design - very important. I think I'm gonna go w/the GRAB IT hook. The reach tool i had before this one had a 'bendy' wire hook that would straighten and let go when I...
What else, right? Ha! She's very good to me. This puppy is as indispensible as my positioning lanyard and handsaw. I bent it slightly, by accident, and that actually helps to keep the wand telescoped. Cause the locking 'threads', or however it works, seem to wear out on the thinner parts...
A stationary rope, as in SRT? Sorry if I'm dull but I'm not quite getting you. I ascend/descend DRT, everything's moving. Ya know, if you've been doing this a long time, like I'm sure you have, you just EXPECT certain things to happen a certain way, if they fall into the category of rote, same...