Reg
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- Victoria, BC
New Lowering device!
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Reg
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- Location
- Victoria, BC
- Location
- Retired in Minneapolis
Nicely done!
Did you abandon the tensioner arm in the prototype?
Did you abandon the tensioner arm in the prototype?
Reg
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- Victoria, BC
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Nicely done!
Did you abandon the tensioner arm in the prototype?
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Just improved it Tom. Thanks
Nicely done!
Did you abandon the tensioner arm in the prototype?
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Just improved it Tom. Thanks
KentuckySawyer
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- Louisville
Good looking hardware, bro!
I'll take one of each...
I'll take one of each...
countryboypa31
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- PA
Looks Great!!!
Reg
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- Victoria, BC
Reg
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- Victoria, BC
chris_girard
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- Gilmanton, N.H.
Awesome piece of equipment Reg! Love the finished pictures.
You should be very proud.
You should be very proud.
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- under grace
nice!
TC
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Excellent Reg, well done, they look like they've been designed and built for treeworkers by a treeworker.
Cheers for all the work you put into them and I'm looking forward to trying them out on some big wood.
Cheers for all the work you put into them and I'm looking forward to trying them out on some big wood.
- Location
- Chattanooga
Most impressive Reg!!!!!! Excellent work!
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- Retired in Minneapolis
Does the rope ratchet work on the single?
Reg
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- Victoria, BC
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Is there a specific use for that ring at the end of the handle?
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Hopefully to deter people from fixing a longer handle over the end of it.
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Does the rope ratchet work on the single?
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No, but I also made optional accessory which achieves the same result. I’ll make a video of it when I get a minute.
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"Stein"?????? What about "Coates"??????
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Cory, I’ve learnt the hard way that its far better being a small part of something big than a big part of something small.
Stein is the company, the LDs are their mission funded by their own money….I’m just the designer.
Attached also is a working image of the hanging model. Thanks again.
Is there a specific use for that ring at the end of the handle?
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Hopefully to deter people from fixing a longer handle over the end of it.
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Does the rope ratchet work on the single?
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No, but I also made optional accessory which achieves the same result. I’ll make a video of it when I get a minute.
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"Stein"?????? What about "Coates"??????
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Cory, I’ve learnt the hard way that its far better being a small part of something big than a big part of something small.
Stein is the company, the LDs are their mission funded by their own money….I’m just the designer.
Attached also is a working image of the hanging model. Thanks again.
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This looks the nuts..... Just what I have been looking for.
The only thing I don't know is how to get one ! Are these available yet and how do I get one ?
Thanks...
Stuart
The only thing I don't know is how to get one ! Are these available yet and how do I get one ?
Thanks...
Stuart
southsoundtree
Been here much more than a while
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- Olympia, WA
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Is there a specific use for that ring at the end of the handle?
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Hopefully to deter people from fixing a longer handle over the end of it.
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Does the rope ratchet work on the single?
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No, but I also made optional accessory which achieves the same result. I’ll make a video of it when I get a minute.
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"Stein"?????? What about "Coates"??????
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Cory, I’ve learnt the hard way that its far better being a small part of something big than a big part of something small.
Stein is the company, the LDs are their mission funded by their own money….I’m just the designer.
Attached also is a working image of the hanging model. Thanks again.
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Reg,
That must be a heavy piece from the looks of it. Is it one piece of bull rope with a clove hitch on each leader, up to one central point? If so, what it that attachment method, please?
Are those brake tubes only marketed in England/ Europe, or are they in the US, too?
Thanks.
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Is there a specific use for that ring at the end of the handle?
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Hopefully to deter people from fixing a longer handle over the end of it.
[ QUOTE ]
Does the rope ratchet work on the single?
[/ QUOTE ]
No, but I also made optional accessory which achieves the same result. I’ll make a video of it when I get a minute.
[ QUOTE ]
"Stein"?????? What about "Coates"??????
[/ QUOTE ]
Cory, I’ve learnt the hard way that its far better being a small part of something big than a big part of something small.
Stein is the company, the LDs are their mission funded by their own money….I’m just the designer.
Attached also is a working image of the hanging model. Thanks again.
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Reg,
That must be a heavy piece from the looks of it. Is it one piece of bull rope with a clove hitch on each leader, up to one central point? If so, what it that attachment method, please?
Are those brake tubes only marketed in England/ Europe, or are they in the US, too?
Thanks.
Reg
Branched out member
- Location
- Victoria, BC
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Reg,
That must be a heavy piece from the looks of it. Is it one piece of bull rope with a clove hitch on each leader, up to one central point? If so, what it that attachment method, please?
Are those brake tubes only marketed in England/ Europe, or are they in the US, too?
Thanks.
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From memory I finished that knot with either a tautline hitch or blakes, can’t tell from the photo.
The L.Ds have only just gone on the main distributors website: http://www.fletcherstewart.co.uk/products.php?cat=162 with various other retailers in Europe to follow. The devices will also be on show at your TCIA expo next month, so I’d hope that at least a couple of your suppliers might be interested enough to become dealers.
Reg,
That must be a heavy piece from the looks of it. Is it one piece of bull rope with a clove hitch on each leader, up to one central point? If so, what it that attachment method, please?
Are those brake tubes only marketed in England/ Europe, or are they in the US, too?
Thanks.
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From memory I finished that knot with either a tautline hitch or blakes, can’t tell from the photo.
The L.Ds have only just gone on the main distributors website: http://www.fletcherstewart.co.uk/products.php?cat=162 with various other retailers in Europe to follow. The devices will also be on show at your TCIA expo next month, so I’d hope that at least a couple of your suppliers might be interested enough to become dealers.
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