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  1. treesap

    Accident report on Facebook

    agreed, working on buying new gear for anything possible as we speak
  2. treesap

    Multi-function joystick - how to release hydraulic pressure

    I have zero experience with this machine, so take this with a grain of salt and this may be a bad idea, do your research maybe make up a short hydraulic line to connect your pressure side to the return side? just some quick connects, a Tee fitting and some hose (I assume 2 pressure and 1...
  3. treesap

    Accident report on Facebook

    yes and I trust my gear BUT, this is litterally a thread where a guy fell and almost died due to trusting his gear too much I can back stuff up, weather I trust it or not and, im going to replace on of my bridges, because although it passes inspection, I got my saddle used, and I have zero...
  4. treesap

    Accident report on Facebook

    yeah
  5. treesap

    Accident report on Facebook

    also, do you think the only thing I took from this is what I mentioned? LOL what I took from this: inspect yer shit dont climb on damaged/worn out gear backup anything you can (I.E Climbline AND lanyard for saw work) and dont say your opinion on a public forum, because everyone will bitch...
  6. treesap

    Accident report on Facebook

    both my bridges are fine what issue is there with backing stuff up? I can, it doesnt affect my climbing, but it halves the chance I fall from a broken bridge p.s I inspect my stuff every climb, its still a good idea to back up what I can
  7. treesap

    Accident report on Facebook

    im defiantly gonna make a habit to connect to both of my bridges whenever possible now
  8. treesap

    Buckingham L pads

    I could try that at this point this is more an experiment, or if someone wants to get some pads for a gift or something if someone wants them for super cheap just pay shipping ill send em to ya
  9. treesap

    Buckingham L pads

    im not expecting them to sell but I figured id try, worst that happens is nothing and I keep them
  10. treesap

    Buckingham L pads

    so comfy I figured id let someone else get to experience what hell these things are
  11. treesap

    WTB Notch quickie

    I grab the end of my thumb, and pull down (Index finger hooks thumb tip) on the end of the glove, so its just the cloth w/o rubber when using the slic pin on my wrench, works great, cant immagine a quickie being any worse
  12. treesap

    WTB Notch quickie

    I will check them out Thanks Tom
  13. treesap

    Buckingham L pads

    ive got a set of well used buckingham L pads for sale $20 OBO buyer pays shipping a few small cracks in the leather but over all solid, selling because I upgraded
  14. treesap

    Utility ID

    100% correct
  15. treesap

    WTB Notch quickie

    ill try it, thanks
  16. treesap

    Utility ID

    back to my original statement, I didnt give anyone in this thread advice on anything I said the line clearance guys should try and do a good job and a few buck isnt worth possibly being fried by power lines tell me, tell me where the advice is please, is saying a few buck isnt worth being...
  17. treesap

    Utility ID

    aight bro, I got a life to go live, have a good day
  18. treesap

    Utility ID

    correct, the jarraff guys arent the best and, I can see just how flexible a 75' fiberglass telescopic boom is, and tell its not easy to operate, not saying its impossible, but it is not easy, I have ran equipment before, I have an idea how hard this stuff is to operate
  19. treesap

    Utility ID

    your on a public forum, on the internet, if you cant handle this, then id suggest not paying your internet bill for a few months
  20. treesap

    WTB Notch quickie

    I quite using that setup a long time ago, and that was only as an SRT backup while on spurs, set up so if that ever gets load im in a situation where ruining a biner is the last thing I care about

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