Rope Coiling

[John_KAYS]

Same old me. Just having some fun. I actually have a bunch of avatar ideas now.

I guess I could change mine too.

 

[NE Tree]

I guess I could change mine too.
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That's pretty awesome!

 

[jsk]

Awesome. Fast to

 

[RopeShield]

It's fast but not. Keep it in a bag imo

1. Off the muck
2. Foot traffic
3. Easier to see/track
4. Haul up out of the way of crash, saws, snag etc
5. Faster to pack up and move through the canopy on redirects, Double e crotching

Obviously short ropesonly get baged at days end and not when wet

 

[TreeCo]

I bag one rope, my dedicated Wraptor rope.

Takes too long, IMO, and is overrated.

 

[rockettree]

My boy coils his ropes. He's out climbing in the yard today while I'm inside being lazy. I'm a bag or, currently, crate guy myself.

 

[treebing]

I like the crate idea. You must have a bit of room on your trucks

 

[fall_risk]

My boy coils his ropes. He's out climbing in the yard today while I'm inside being lazy. I'm a bag or, currently, crate guy myself.View attachment 34377

What a little bad ass!

What's his day rate?

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[NorCalBrock]

Thanks for this. This is how I coil my rope.


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[rockettree]

I like the crate idea. You must have a bit of room on your trucks

Oh no, very little room on the truck. Eight milk crates fit perfectly, I mean absolutely perfectly not even a 1/2" to spare, in the back of my jeep. Makes for a nice little storage/organization solution.

 

[Jeff]

Copycat! Great minds think alike, huh?

 

[rockettree]

Copycat! Great minds think alike, huh?

I freely admit that I ripped off your shelf idea. I decided to keep my rear seat functional for my kiddos though. I have a roof rack for long or bulky gear. Oh and my spare is up there. I really like how stealthy it is.

To get back on track: Those who like rope bags should check out Imlay Canyon Gear, they have some nice stuff.

 

[NorCalBrock]

Doesn't the fuel and oil vapor get to you? I've had to drive a couple times with a fuel can and weed eater in my hatch back and thought I was going to pass out 3 miles down the road


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[rockettree]

In the worst heat of the summer I had some tanks vent out in there, it stunk pretty bad. For the most part its not bad at all, I keep the gas can on the roof so that helps.

 

[NorCalBrock]

I guess it's a nonsmoking vehicle! ;-P


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[Jeff]

Doesn't the fuel and oil vapor get to you?

My gas can resides either in the garage or on the lawn at the jobsite, and is only in the Jeep for the brief drive in between.

 

[BRT]

Rope Ninja!

 

[Jeff]

I freely admit that I ripped off your shelf idea.

Glad my idea worked for you. I like your "natural" center shelf support!

 

[Greg_L]

Same old me. Just having some fun. I actually have a bunch of avatar ideas now.

I think you need to put one up of your "favorite stretch" you shared with us on day 2 at SRT Sacramento a few months back...

 

[treebing]

Doesn't the fuel and oil vapor get to you? I've had to drive a couple times with a fuel can and weed eater in my hatch back and thought I was going to pass out 3 miles down the road


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the little cans that the premix gas comes in are good for the car. you can refill them from the gas can, but they seem to seal real nice