Whoa that's gnarly. Maybe it was five years but i got good life out of mine and i climb quite a bit. One of the webbing straps was particularly beat up and i waited a bit too long where the webbing seemed to bunch up at the lower d but i didnt know that they even had a replacement kit at the...
In order to be 100% legal and compliant, I would say you need a serious financial cushion to help start your business on the right foot. I sure didn't have that. Otherwise you may be pulling your hair out. It is not impossible, but extremely difficult. Everyone's life situation is different...
I had been running my bulldog with quite a worn out spine for quite some time (pic 1). It started to slip worst and worst on my Yale 11.7 climbing line as time went by. Recently got a new spine from Gordon and it has worked great. Just like he said, I have noticed that the shape of the new...
The process is underway. So this 2-1/4" socket is gonna get cut shorter so the original holes can also be used to crank away. Then, the socket is gonna get put on a lathe for a clean yet tight fit, drilled, and tapped to accept a 5/16" SS button head. Just a straight bore through aluminum...
Damn Steve! Are You using those electro-energy burning suction cups attached to your body while your Running your comfy cozy truck or what? Thats alot of new belt holes to make.
Today was a gnarly, rotten, mushroom loving sugar maple removal with yucky inclusions. Bluestone patio underneath. Wish I had some good close up shots. Dicey
Love working in the cooler weather :rock:
To my surprise i won ‘Gamblin contest’ from treestuff, my last order was refunded back to me. Thanks treestuff!
Happy thanksgiving to all. Much to be thankful for, even in this crazy world
So if the 2 hangers were already tied up, the foreman must Have been having quite the bad day to leave you hangin like that.
No way I'd make a climber come down a 100 ft spar for a rope and fuel when you already have a climb line dangling below. But then again, i wasnt there so what do i know
If you can't keep the Hobbs in place with a kerf cut to slide that metal piece into, then just choke some thin line above it to hold her in place while you mess with the strap. Just like some of the other Stein Bollards
Certainly be nice if it were spring loaded though