pulleySAVER

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Reg!
Half of my family are poms and you remind me so much of them.........
As far as teaching skills go, mr Hammel,you have got it in the bag!
You have a future once you give up climbing,as a teacher!
You are clear and concise and you dont come across as boring when you are demonstrating your technique.
Well done!

 

[Reg]

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Reg!
Half of my family are poms and you remind me so much of them.........


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Well, most of my family are Irish Chopper, so dont read too much into some chitchat on the net.

 

[TLHamel]

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Could you just use a figure eight?

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No. You need something flexible so the prusik will not pull through.

 

[TLHamel]

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And the ART positioner ?

But you could easily install it by using a seperate line/primary false crotch to position, tied off at the base of the tree right ?

I'd buy the product with pruning in mind more than anything else, but would like to avoid climbing all the way to the top of the tree if I didn't have to. Thanks

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Reg, I don't know anything about the ART Positioner. Isn't it primarily used as a lanyard adjuster?

I don't follow the "separate line/primary false crotch" idea. Do you mean to install the PINTO on an access line and haul it into position with your climbing line run through the PINTO?

 

[Reg]

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And the ART positioner ?

But you could easily install it by using a seperate line/primary false crotch to position, tied off at the base of the tree right ?

I'd buy the product with pruning in mind more than anything else, but would like to avoid climbing all the way to the top of the tree if I didn't have to. Thanks

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Reg, I don't know anything about the ART Positioner. Isn't it primarily used as a lanyard adjuster?

I don't follow the "separate line/primary false crotch" idea. Do you mean to install the PINTO on an access line and haul it into position with your climbing line run through the PINTO?

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Clearly I dont know anything about the ART positioner either....I was getting confused with something else : http://new.climb-art.com/?p=102

but even that isn't quite like the thing I remembered seeing a couple of years back!

Forget about both questions, I'll stop bugging you.... and hopefully get a good look at both products at the June trade show. Good luck with the sales.