Haul Bags For Crane Work
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chris_girard
Branched out member
- Location
- Gilmanton, N.H.
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just like craneman aka cashmoney said the 200ft of rope and the 372 do well counterbalancing each other weight wise on the hips.
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That's a good point too oldirty.
I was also wondering how many of you guys climb keeping a haul bag with you instead of tossing it once you're in the tree? Is there an advantage to keeping it with you?
just like craneman aka cashmoney said the 200ft of rope and the 372 do well counterbalancing each other weight wise on the hips.
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That's a good point too oldirty.
I was also wondering how many of you guys climb keeping a haul bag with you instead of tossing it once you're in the tree? Is there an advantage to keeping it with you?
- Location
- North of Boston
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hey bull. what are the bags we get from you? good for 200 ft of line..... i think they are buckinghams medium bag. perfect for the crane.
just like craneman aka cashmoney said the 200ft of rope and the 372 do well counterbalancing each other weight wise on the hips.
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These bags right here, they are good solid bags. The bags that Mark and Chris are talking about are far superior in durability than these. These are basic nylon rope bags, the others are haul bags made of cordura/ballistic type nylon. They'll last you quite a few years of serious abuse from what im told.
hey bull. what are the bags we get from you? good for 200 ft of line..... i think they are buckinghams medium bag. perfect for the crane.
just like craneman aka cashmoney said the 200ft of rope and the 372 do well counterbalancing each other weight wise on the hips.
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These bags right here, they are good solid bags. The bags that Mark and Chris are talking about are far superior in durability than these. These are basic nylon rope bags, the others are haul bags made of cordura/ballistic type nylon. They'll last you quite a few years of serious abuse from what im told.
- Location
- ma
what is a crane crew. and how does one roll deep?
chris_girard
Branched out member
- Location
- Gilmanton, N.H.
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what is a crane crew. and how does one roll deep?
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What???
what is a crane crew. and how does one roll deep?
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What???
- Location
- North of Boston
you plan to hang from the ball, and be Bartletts top dog on the North Shore, and you dont know what a crane crew is?
- Location
- ma
wait is a crane crew when a company has too many cranes? and they all go to the same job?
- Location
- ma
LEAVE ME ALONE and worry about which steakhouse you, your wife and grammy are going to this week end,,
- Location
- North of Boston
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LEAVE ME ALONE and worry about which steakhouse you, your wife and grammy are going to this week end,,
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You wont man up and introduce yourself to me in person, but you follow me where ever I post on the net forums huh? Youre a weirdo dude, that thread was posted on an obscure section of a forum under my first name only. Whats your obsession?
LEAVE ME ALONE and worry about which steakhouse you, your wife and grammy are going to this week end,,
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You wont man up and introduce yourself to me in person, but you follow me where ever I post on the net forums huh? Youre a weirdo dude, that thread was posted on an obscure section of a forum under my first name only. Whats your obsession?
- Location
- Tha Dirty Bean
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Whats your obsession?
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He wants a piece of the Bull! (Can you really blame him Jimmy?)
Bartletts crane sure is purdy...looks like it will stay that way as long as they keep not using it....
Whats your obsession?
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He wants a piece of the Bull! (Can you really blame him Jimmy?)
Bartletts crane sure is purdy...looks like it will stay that way as long as they keep not using it....
- Location
- North of Boston
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What size and brand did they get?
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Roll by the yard and check it out, its there most everyday.
What size and brand did they get?
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Roll by the yard and check it out, its there most everyday.
classictruckman
Participating member
- Location
- Ottawa Valley, Ontario, Canada
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What size and brand did they get?
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I'm curious about that too.
What size and brand did they get?
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I'm curious about that too.
KentuckySawyer
Participating member
- Location
- Louisville
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METOLIUS!!!
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What kind, Zodiac or Mescalito?
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Any one of their Haul packs would be great for dropping out of trees. Just depends on what size. I had a Shield pack that holds 200' of 11mm rope plus some other gear on top.
The nice thing about the haul packs is that they are fairly stiff and facilitate a climber flaking the rope back in faster and easier. This might be nice if you have one climber just cutting, and another climber setting the rigging and then descending to the ground. They can reload their rope quickly and be ready for the crane when it comes back to take them to the next piece.
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METOLIUS!!!
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What kind, Zodiac or Mescalito?
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Any one of their Haul packs would be great for dropping out of trees. Just depends on what size. I had a Shield pack that holds 200' of 11mm rope plus some other gear on top.
The nice thing about the haul packs is that they are fairly stiff and facilitate a climber flaking the rope back in faster and easier. This might be nice if you have one climber just cutting, and another climber setting the rigging and then descending to the ground. They can reload their rope quickly and be ready for the crane when it comes back to take them to the next piece.
- Location
- ma
BOSTON BULL,, relax, you seem to have alot to say on everything that i post. i stumbled upon you over there and said something, not tryin to take it personal or anything but take it easy on your attacks. we are all just the same guys tryin to get the same job done.
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This might be nice if you have one climber just cutting, and another climber setting the rigging and then descending to the ground. They can reload their rope quickly and be ready for the crane when it comes back to take them to the next piece.
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this might be the most redonkulous idea going.... silly even.
unless you down south wrecking them live oaks with the crazy leaders but if you doing that you may as well get the rig'm and roll. that would make more sense than that gay way mentioned above.
This might be nice if you have one climber just cutting, and another climber setting the rigging and then descending to the ground. They can reload their rope quickly and be ready for the crane when it comes back to take them to the next piece.
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this might be the most redonkulous idea going.... silly even.
unless you down south wrecking them live oaks with the crazy leaders but if you doing that you may as well get the rig'm and roll. that would make more sense than that gay way mentioned above.
KentuckySawyer
Participating member
- Location
- Louisville
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This might be nice if you have one climber just cutting, and another climber setting the rigging and then descending to the ground. They can reload their rope quickly and be ready for the crane when it comes back to take them to the next piece.
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this might be the most redonkulous idea going.... silly even.
unless you down south wrecking them live oaks with the crazy leaders but if you doing that you may as well get the rig'm and roll. that would make more sense than that gay way mentioned above.
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I'd like to formally invite you to come to our shop and see how we work. Then I might give your opinion a bit of weight. Until then, don't knock it till you try it, oldirty.
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This might be nice if you have one climber just cutting, and another climber setting the rigging and then descending to the ground. They can reload their rope quickly and be ready for the crane when it comes back to take them to the next piece.
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this might be the most redonkulous idea going.... silly even.
unless you down south wrecking them live oaks with the crazy leaders but if you doing that you may as well get the rig'm and roll. that would make more sense than that gay way mentioned above.
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I'd like to formally invite you to come to our shop and see how we work. Then I might give your opinion a bit of weight. Until then, don't knock it till you try it, oldirty.
- Location
- North of Boston
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What size and brand did they get?
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Roll by the yard and check it out, its there most everyday.
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i think i heard its a 35ton terex with about 102ft of boom. not sure.
hey bully, you think they took it out today?!
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I would be impressed if Cashmoney was on the hook today!
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What size and brand did they get?
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Roll by the yard and check it out, its there most everyday.
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i think i heard its a 35ton terex with about 102ft of boom. not sure.
hey bully, you think they took it out today?!
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I would be impressed if Cashmoney was on the hook today!
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