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  1. timstree

    Simple SRT set up?

    More simple yet- I just use a 3 wrap prusik tied to my bridge (about 36 or 40 inches- not too long) and a pantin foot ascender. I just use it to get into the canopy- usually no more than 40 or 50 feet. It just makes up for the fact that I can't do a DRT static footlock worth a darn. Once up I...
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    880 on a saddle ??

    I might have to hit the gym- I'm not sure I'd be able to weild an 88 in a tree. Being a lightwieght has it's obvious advantages in this line of work but even the 460 will start to make my arms shake.
  3. timstree

    Company names: You could choose wrong

    There's a place near me called Mapleton. In Mapleton you can find the "Mapleton Cheese and Taxidermy Shop". Apparently the cheese is quite good... I'll never know.
  4. timstree

    awesome redirect for rigging

    I love the thing. It stays in the pouch on my saddle almost all the time. I use it for smaller stuff just girth hitched on a web sling.
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    Friction cord life

    I know it's a tough question due to so many variables, but is there some basic guideline for changing friction cords. I'm using Ice- it has a bit of the usual fuzz but nothing serious. My concern is more about the UV exposure. I understand these types of cords don't have much resistance. I...
  6. timstree

    be aware off your handsaws.

    I guess I'm not the only one with a scar on my left hand. Gloves didn't help me much. A real eye-opener. So that's how fast one could cut right through their loaded climbing line too?
  7. timstree

    THE MOST INTERESTING TREE CLIMBER IN THE WORLD.

    His green log weight chart begins at 60 inches.

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