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  1. trevmcrev

    Time for a tested, trusted, non-proprietary harness bridge cordage

    Moss, I think you and the people on here are the 1%. It is far from representative of every person on earth that had the bright idea yesterday that they could buy some gear, climb a tree, and make some money tomorrow. As a seller of gear, I come across this all the time. There is no shortage...
  2. trevmcrev

    Time for a tested, trusted, non-proprietary harness bridge cordage

    It is to prevent the end user tying the knots with too shorter tail, creating the possibility of it pulling the tail through under load and rolling out. I do think in the case of Teufelberger it is about your safety (and their own ass), not profiteering from spare bridge sales.
  3. trevmcrev

    Time for a tested, trusted, non-proprietary harness bridge cordage

    You might, but there is no shortage of people buying and using gear that do not remotely even understand it. A manufacturer of safety equipment has to factor in for the ignorant, the foolish, the careless - as much as the do the learned professional who understands every part of their system...
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    Reecoil full reach vs. big boss

    If you want 1 of the 2 Reecoils to do it all, go the Full Reach, it is longer than you could ever need. The Big Boss is BIIIIG! Way too big to want to use on a small top handle saw, but good if you frequently climb with a 660-880.
  5. trevmcrev

    Clogger Zero sizing.

    I would call their sizing a "generous fit" so if you're between sizes according to the chart, err towards the smaller size.
  6. trevmcrev

    Allgear Low Fricton Rings

    Old as post I know... Geez, I haven't been on the buzz for years and just saw this! But just for clarity the TIP Sniper we sell isn't made by Treegear, just bought and sold (and stickered!) by us. It's made by a local arborist/customer who we were willing to support. The APTA as awesome as it...
  7. trevmcrev

    Yale XTC for bridge

    Not sure that you'll get XTC through the holes on a treemotion, maaaaybe without the core......
  8. trevmcrev

    Maybe...

    My suggestion...just based on my observations from afar, and in comparison to other sports. The ITCC should consist simply of the reigning national champion male & female climber from each country. As in, there should be 1 (each male & female) from the USA, 1 from Canada, 1 from...
  9. trevmcrev

    crane workshop in RI

    [ QUOTE ] Here's a video from the day: http://youtu.be/XOKBZP4lVAI [/ QUOTE ] Smooooth!
  10. trevmcrev

    Name change

    [ QUOTE ] No longer SRT...to reflect a better description of how we work trees SRT stands for: Stationary Rope Technique This will clear some of the fuzziness of using 'static' when referring to the style of climbing. Letting static describe a rope construction will hopefully add a little...
  11. trevmcrev

    cougar rope diameter change

    I've handled many kilometres of cougar and would say the one on the right looks normal to me, as it generally would off the reel. The ratio of the patterns just look right. That said i do think it's a "small" 11.7....as in more like 11.5. I do think they tightened it up though, a few years...
  12. trevmcrev

    Fall arrest test platform/gallows

    Pretty cool!
  13. trevmcrev

    Pfanner Protos

    [ QUOTE ] Anyone know the deal on the arborist version? I'm ready to just buy the forestry version and a strap. [/ QUOTE ] I'm a little gun-shy to say given all the previous release dates....but, i am told they will be shipping around August having now passed the certification. Don't hold...
  14. trevmcrev

    Hitch Climbers' Guide to the Canopy: Australia!

    Re: Hitch Climbers\' Guide to the Canopy: Australia! See you when ya get here Taylor!! Treegear will be putting you guys up for a couple of events. Looking forward to it.
  15. trevmcrev

    5' DBH Eucalyptus is killing my chains!

    Re: 5\' DBH Eucalyptus is killing my chains! Hi, I always used Stihl chain. Tried others and never found them to hold up as well or perform as good. Full chisel on clean green wood, cuts fast but must be very sharp and the sharpening geometry spot on and will need more touch-ups. Semi chisel...
  16. trevmcrev

    We Always Ask WHY?

    I am sorry to hear that Chris. I understand if you don't want to go there at the moment, but I am curious what cancer she had and what treatment she had. I don't want to pry where not welcome, I ask out of genuine interest having seen my wife having had cancer 4 years ago. Trev
  17. trevmcrev

    Ekka....tsk tsk!

    Yeah Tony, he reads as a very genuine bloke to me. Treevet, yes I remember Therrin. And Jomoco - great distinction about tree guys travel choices... And i agree the most inspiring trees are usually those that have not been messed with by man.
  18. trevmcrev

    Ekka....tsk tsk!

    I'm also from the "Banned from Treeworld" club, one i progressed to after being one of the early adopters, major posters, sponsor, moderator etc... But his paranoia of a conspiracy theory behind me not wanting to pay thousand'$ to sponsor his fledgling anti-ISA association that i found out had...
  19. trevmcrev

    Some website love :)

    Great job! Its visually appealing, has good content and sends the right message of a small but professional outfit. What i think it would benefit from is a clearer call to action on the home page for potential customers to organize an estimate via a contact form.
  20. trevmcrev

    Koenigsegg

    wow! Being a car-nut, I loved that. The creators passion and depth of knowledge is incredible. I knew these were fast cars, i knew they were good cars. I didn't appreciate them as the works of art and engineering that they are though...

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