HH2 Carabiner

[Brando CalPankian]

However as a constructive sidenote perhaps, what I like to see is a double sided facing "manual" - on the right page of the book an explanation of the specification or requirement, and on the left page facing it an explanation of the, say accident, or what we needed to fix that brought the right side of page's stuff into being. Then people understand why stuff got like it is, and on the right page it tells what to do to comply, etc. (and in a company setting maybe who they need to see or what they need to have to get in the right place). Way way less arguements if everything is explained clear like and this keeps organizational memory in place as folks come and go.
Now back to single malt it is.

If only it was like that. It's a 1500 page indoctrination book with no explanations to anything. It doesn't even stipulate an open moving rope system, all it talks about is closed systems. Lol.

 

[Matias]

If only it was like that. It's a 1500 page indoctrination book with no explanations to anything. It doesn't even stipulate an open moving rope system, all it talks about is closed systems. Lol.

So..... what are the other 1497 pages about?

 

[evo]

Doesn’t the HH manual specifically state the make and model of the carabiner used? If I recall right it specifically calls for a CT steel oval. At least a steel oval for sure! They can’t go outside manufacture requirements.

 

[Stumpsprouts]

Doesn’t the HH manual specifically state the make and model of the carabiner used? If I recall right it specifically calls for a CT steel oval. At least a steel oval for sure! They can’t go outside manufacture requirements.

That’s what I remembered as well, but I can’t find that carabiner anymore (see my earlier reply).

 

[Brando CalPankian]

So..... what are the other 1497 pages about?

Jacking off upper management

 

[Treemuel]

That’s what I remembered as well, but I can’t find that carabiner anymore (see my earlier reply).

They do seem to be scarce all of a sudden, but I just found a source on eBay for $20/ea if anyone needs:

PILLAR STEEL TG Climbing Technology 3C446 | eBay

<p>PILLAR STEEL TG Climbing Technology 3C446. </p><br><p>Climbing Technology Pillar Steel TG Carabiner 30kN</p><p> </p><br><p>Galvanised-steel oval connector with triplex twist-lock gate, ideal in harsh environments and particularly recommended to set up anchors or for use with large-section...

www.ebay.com

Treestuff also carries them for $30:

Climbing Technology Hitch Hiker Carabiner

The Pillar steel oval carabiner from Climbing Technology of Italy is safe, effective, and versatile. It is suitable for connecting devices such as large pulleys. High resistance, made of hard

www.treestuff.com

 

[Matias]

Jacking off upper management

Sounds likely