what's in your rigging bags?! Show em up !

I really since I already have a block and really shouldn't care , but I can't help that I'd like to know a bit more about it. I don't want to stick to what I think I know. I want to get to the nitty gritty of the differences. We know that dropping on xrings is advantageous because of the smooth consistent friction they provide.. How limiting is the lifting if much at all.. Until we reach certain mass then is it exponentially taking more force, where the block stays more consistent.. I don't know ? One thing I'll say as a climber with no bucket,crane ,lifts. I would in the past climb the anchor tree or throw line to my desired anchor point if lucky enough to gett it and if so ty on the bull rope hoist the block with rigging line into place, lock off rope with block on porty and not want or need to climb back up to retrieve that is great , except for the multiplying forces x4 on the rigging point. . The Xrings in retrievable configuration basket 3/4 inch sling is extremely strong and your eliminating unnecessary legs of line in scenarios and unnecessary force on anchor point. I'm sure most are familiar with what I'm describing . Even in lifting its less stress on anchor point with not hanging a block and that's an achievement in it self ... Just adding to the soup here and looking for reasons to lighten my rigging gear bag. If I can do the same thing and make it retrievable and not tote around the a traditional heavy tailboard block I like that , even if the block is a work of art. For the strength to wieght ratio of xrings are awesome.

you got a good grasp on things.

You won't notice too much difference on lifting with limbs and logs with rings vs blocks, until you get into really big stuff, say 2500 lbs and over. Then you really need to be using a block to help your groundperson be able to crank enough. Let me rephrase that, yes, you won't NOTICE the difference. But if you had side by side a block and grcs and rings and grcs, the block system is going to lift a good bit faster.

The rings when lifting are not a hindrance or show any negative factors until you get maybe around 3000 lbs, then they start jumping around. meaning, the rope is biting on the ring with so much force the ring tried to go with the rope, then the sling limits it and the ring jumps back to its position, making the rigging point shake. This could be dangerous in rare situation or when nearing breaking point of rope.

Also, when lowering weights WAY above the rated load, redirect rings can vibrate/bounce around. What comes to mind was lowering about a 4000 lb car and the camera at a redirect showed them being jittery.
 
I suck at speed when it comes to sending out the free stuff.
never seen the inside of a gift horse's mouth because I never look.

that was funny
yeh just provoking a response at this point and amusing the crowd :lol:

StihlMadds amount would look quite small I think.
it's not the size of the dog but the fight in Him...(or her). low shot anyway size comparison my mum says dad gave me three good aspects from him and his temper ain't one of them.
 
No problem with anything u said. I do stuff or say stuff to provoke a response as well, quite often actually.I'm glad you didn't get mad because when I talked about the size of the gear we collect.; I wasn't trying to be mean.
 
get mad over free stuff I may call myself stihlmadd but I ain't that crazy...... (Its cause I Hate huskys)
why would I think you are mean squad 143 has more gear than me I shudder to think how much a tree tragic like yourself accumulated over the years ;)
 
sheesh you must be tired you completely missed a dick joke...."it's not the size of the dog but the fight in Him",.. nah that was more for the folks with very small rigging packages - shouldn't be envious 'tis a sin.
 
I'm checking in. Guys that sent in your address to my PM box, I responded to every one in my PM and printed off your information now. Put it in the pile of ORDERS TO FULFILL. If you didn't get a response and you posted on this thread before my free give-away. Make sure u write me again.

StihlMadd, that was funny. Unfortunately I suck at speed when it comes to sending out the free stuff. I'm fast if I'm not crazy busy, but I'm heart attack busy right now.
But I promise you will get your stuff; even if I made a promise while :birra:.

:)
David,
Didn't get your PM, so I resubmitted my PM to you.

Cheers
Chuck
 
Nice. I have been looking at getting a cargo slide as well for some of my climbing/rigging gear. I got a commercial cap with toolboxes on the sides, perfect for all saws/gas/oil/wedges/and smaller nick nacks

Nice and simple Warthaug. Dig it.
 
Yeah those roll outs are sweet Worthaug. Seen them before and always thought what a good idea they are. Mind if I ask what they cost? And how long they last?
 

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