Rig N Wrench

[stheis004]

Being a small outfit, often just two of us on a job, the rig 'n wrench has been an absolute game changer, it's a mini-grcs. I've used my porta wrap once in the last 6 months. Thanks @treebing ! Would anyone know if/how it would work out using the revolver rig? I'd think it would be an even more streamlined version?

 

[treebing]

thats a good idea

 

[MikePowers321]

thats a good idea

I'm not following...the dmm revolver carabiner with the wrench?

 

[MikePowers321]

Oh i see.....I was thinking of the little roller one

 

[theatertech87]

I would expect that without the stitched attachment, the wrench wouldn't rotate enough to get a smooth uptake of the rope. But worth experimenting with

 

[samsquatch]

I would expect that without the stitched attachment, the wrench wouldn't rotate enough to get a smooth uptake of the rope. But worth experimenting with

Wouldn't you still have the tether attaching the Revolver Rig to the Wrench, tho? I think we're talking about combining just the pinto & the attachment biner, aren't we?
I would try it out. @treebing if you make it I will buy it!

 

[stheis004]

I was envisioning the same as it is now with a the spliced tether holding the two together...thinking it over though, maybe there are hardware options that'd work but I can't really imagine anything being an improvement over the tether as it is now

 

[Treetech]

I recently picked up a rope wrench but after further testing I have yet to take it out the bag. Sticking with my signature HH2 sent straight from Paul Cox himself....lol
Long story.

Anyways is it worth keeping my wrench and switching it to a rig n wrench?
What setup have you found best?
I already have a pinto but no tether spliced on. I do have a new shorty stiff tether but don't see a use for it in a rig n wrench.
Will you send a picture of your setup?
Do you run it with a webbing sling?
What have you used it on?
250 pounds?
Less ,more?