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

but to steer this puppy back on topic I with all that rigging am still going to be purchasing some isc mini blocks and rigging rings to add to the arsenal would like some feedback on the mini block if any one has put them to good use yet?
 
monkeylove is right though the last couple of crane jobs make rigging a whole lot easier when it is just chains and the crane.
it wasn't always like this, I was just a clean cut kid told myself I could stop at a gold micro pulley with some snakebite to do light rigging on, just the soft stuff I've got it all under control, then several years pass and you find yourself reading the sherrill catalog on the throne picking the next purchase out soon you see double neg rigging and want two portawraps before you know it there is two rigging bags plus a whole swag of rope bags and you are buying a 4x4 to convert as a mobile toolbox/tree puller. maybe I need a treestuff intervention?.:whistle:
oh yeh and no wifey here just the two dogs - can you tell?.... living the dream!:numberone:
and before the crane, is coming a grcs and a big winch for the tojo, maybe I will be able to quit after that one last purchase.....
 
Stihlmadd said:
monkeylove is right though the last couple of crane jobs make rigging a whole lot easier when it is just chains and the crane.
it wasn't always like this, I was just a clean cut kid told myself I could stop at a gold micro pulley with some snakebite to do light rigging on, just the soft stuff I've got it all under control, then several years pass and you find yourself reading the sherrill catalog on the throne picking the next purchase out soon you see double neg rigging and want two portawraps before you know it there is two rigging bags plus a whole swag of rope bags and you are buying a 4x4 to convert as a mobile toolbox/tree puller. maybe I need a treestuff intervention?.:whistle:
oh yeh and no wifey here just the two dogs - can you tell?.... living the dream!:numberone:
and before the crane, is coming a grcs and a big winch for the tojo, maybe I will be able to quit after that one last purchase.....
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Yeah right Ben! That's what all addicts say...Just one more and that's it. You made me wanna get a pic of my whole kit n Caboodle. And I'd like to see some others. ..Addicts love company! Break em out .
 
KevinS said:
What's on the tarp just above the throw lines?
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the red tarp?.. it is a tool wrap holding Biners, rigging plates, small pulleys, redirects, rigging prussics, tool strops etc.
no KevinS this is all one climbers collected kit which allows me to do just about any kind of rigging/climbing application that my wonderful contractors ambush me with on a weekly basis. If you want to play with the big boys, it pays to have all the big toys. :frenetico:
 
having said that I have been told on a job that I field more equipment than some companies have in three trucks, then I lent him a spare pole strap and a throw-line kit then some lowering gear :coffe:
 
"I work with one guy on ground for myself and hold ropes while up there quite often" TreeTopFlyer.
You are going to want a THT for sure then. That belay spool might be cool too.
StihlMadd, no X-Rigging Rings in that mix? Good thing you have them coming. Your next picture will be better. :)
 

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monkeylove said:
They look nice David, when will they be available?
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Soon, it's gotta be soon. Final product should be in the mail for me to review.

Stihl Madd, rings are actually way more beneficial than blocks for the system. I still need to explain that well, I know.
 
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