- Location
- Netherlands
What's wrong
- Thread starter treestyler
- Start date
classictruckman
Participating member
- Location
- Ottawa Valley, Ontario, Canada
Re: What\'s wrong
pics not working
pics not working
- Location
- Netherlands
Re: What\'s wrong
Yep, something did go wrong with attaching the pic.... Now it works ;-)
Yep, something did go wrong with attaching the pic.... Now it works ;-)
- Location
- AZ
Re: What\'s wrong
Looks like he has the cover wore off of his rope bridge.
Looks like he has the cover wore off of his rope bridge.
- Location
- rhode island
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I wouldn't let that guy climb. That bridge is totally screwed. When somebody shows up with gear screwed up like that I think to myself "If this guy doesn't care about his own safety he won't be concerned about mine".
I wouldn't let that guy climb. That bridge is totally screwed. When somebody shows up with gear screwed up like that I think to myself "If this guy doesn't care about his own safety he won't be concerned about mine".
- Location
- Netherlands
Re: What\'s wrong
Yep, that was my opinion as well, but if you look a bit closer you can see his backup bridge hidden under his hands ;-) but nevertheless a dangerous situation in my opinion.....
Won't work with him on my jobs any more ! If he hires me, I will do climb for him, it's an old friend and won't let him down.
Yep, that was my opinion as well, but if you look a bit closer you can see his backup bridge hidden under his hands ;-) but nevertheless a dangerous situation in my opinion.....
Won't work with him on my jobs any more ! If he hires me, I will do climb for him, it's an old friend and won't let him down.
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if there is indeed a back up bridge then I guess its an experiment in how long the cordage will last. I dont think its that big of a deal, at least he realizes the issue and has made the link redundant. As for the brain bucket, I climbed for about 20 years without one. Now with our comunications systems in the kask I could never be without it....
if there is indeed a back up bridge then I guess its an experiment in how long the cordage will last. I dont think its that big of a deal, at least he realizes the issue and has made the link redundant. As for the brain bucket, I climbed for about 20 years without one. Now with our comunications systems in the kask I could never be without it....
- Location
- San Diego, Ca. North county
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I thought it was meant to be a 'wtf' pic,,
Jeff
I thought it was meant to be a 'wtf' pic,,
Jeff
- Location
- Netherlands
Re: What\'s wrong
My biggest concern is when the bridge would break and he is just working his chainsaw ;-)
We had lots of fun with this pic, not nly his bridge was broke, his zipper from the chainsaw pants teared wide open out on that same branch... Ha ha ha and it was freezing cold ....for him
My biggest concern is when the bridge would break and he is just working his chainsaw ;-)
We had lots of fun with this pic, not nly his bridge was broke, his zipper from the chainsaw pants teared wide open out on that same branch... Ha ha ha and it was freezing cold ....for him
bonner1040
Branched out member
- Location
- Boston
Re: What\'s wrong
Is the cam on his lanyard backwards?
Is the cam on his lanyard backwards?
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That looks like a Gibbs Klimair Cam (or something very similar), which would work in both directions...that might be what it is.
http://www.gibbsproducts.com/arborist_models/default.html
That looks like a Gibbs Klimair Cam (or something very similar), which would work in both directions...that might be what it is.
http://www.gibbsproducts.com/arborist_models/default.html
- Location
- Netherlands
Re: What\'s wrong
Looks like it, but he used it perfectly working, so I guess it's a bit twisted and looks wrong side up ;-)
But spotted well !
Looks like it, but he used it perfectly working, so I guess it's a bit twisted and looks wrong side up ;-)
But spotted well !
