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Selling some gear
Bump again. Lowered prices on tachyon, pro force and comm sets. -
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Bombproof Batman Redirect
I don't have the brain capacity to remember how to tie this. I'm lucky I can remember a cow hitch.- Phil
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- Forum: Climber's Talk
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Selling some gear
So I'm not learning learning new things everyday...wonderful... -
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Selling some gear
Without too many details, a friend of mine passed away and I bought a bunch of his gear from his wife to help her clean house. This rope was in the "on-deck" circle for when he was ready to retire his current one. As far as I know he preferred these larger eyes with the rubber band keeper for... -
Selling some gear
Consider yourself next in line. I'm waiting to hear back on it. I'll update when I get a resolution. -
Selling some gear
I honestly haven't used them in the field. The plan was to put these on some extra helmets and take them out when doing trainings with folks that didn't have comms but that just hasn't panned out and I found other ways to solve my communication issues without lugging around a duffel bag of... -
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Selling some gear
I have a few things I'm going to be selling. Prices include shipping to the lower 48, PayPal friends and family preferred but can work with other platforms like Venmo, Zelle, paper check in the mail. Tachyon Lava Surge with large splice eye. 150' new in bag - $180 $150 $115 SOLD All Gear Pro... -
Husqvarna Battery Charger: QC500 (bnib)
You got it... Friends and family does not offer purchase protection. Good luck with the sale. First time I used paypal I didn't know the difference. -
Husqvarna Battery Charger: QC500 (bnib)
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Two public works employees injured while trimming trees
https://www.lakemchenryscanner.com/2025/01/11/alderman-says-2-waukegan-public-works-employees-doing-well-after-electrocution-accident/ This link has actual photos of the job site and equipment setup.- Phil
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- Forum: Awakenings
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Anyone use Leonardi Friction Manager?
That was my first impression too. I do like the hitch attachment option as it keeps it stationary rather than flopping around like a portawrap would, but that's about it. Someone was raving about this thing so I looked it up and just thought "meh". I'll get to see one up close in about month...- Phil
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- Forum: Rigging and Roping
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Anyone use Leonardi Friction Manager?
https://www.leonarditreecare.com/products/hitch-wrap-tree-kit Anyone use one of these is any of its mounting variations? If so care to share comparative thoughts against other bollard devices on the market like portawrap or the stein products?- Phil
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- Forum: Rigging and Roping
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Crane Company Issues - Advice
The fact you reimbursed folks for the dog day care...your empathy is admirable. Need more people like you. With the frequency of crane use, have you considered purchasing your own rig? If you have considered it, can you share the reasons why you still rent? Hope the new company works well...- Phil
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Ultra sling vs deadeye: double the strength?
until the break tests are done, here's a thought I had regarding the doubled over increase in strength... if one side of one pocket is completely severed, rendering that one pocket useless, all the other pockets still function. To me that indicates there is some strength in an ultra sling that...- Phil
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- Forum: The Splice Rack
