Try to avoid gripping the rope when ropewalking... hold yourself upright with the rope. Propel with your legs.
Short steps.
Dial in your knee ascender length and bungee length/ power.
Was my first day climbing SRT, and I probably made it twice as long before cramping as I did the last job I did while climbing DRT. I have a foot and knee/chest ascender I just need to practice more I guess. Just the switch to single line atleast doubled the amount of time I was able to...
Thank you.
Yeah he seems to be ok with it.
He has his military fitness test in 2 weeks so it was good he came out of the fight with very little issues.
If your arms are so flamed, you probably should be climbing and working more with your legs.
A rope walker can be used to haul a heavy saw.
Use a pulley above you, as said.
Make friction and gravity work for you AMAP.
Sometimes catface or goosepen, I don't think I've encountered hollow. We don't really have rot...
I'm kind of considering my 60" bar for that tree. I need to measure the trunk and see if it will reach thru.
So with semi chisel 3/8 LP like Oregon 91? I use a 5/32… but most of my 3/8 LP is full chisel now as I only use it on my 200 and 40cc poulan. And on the full chisel stuff I use 3/16 and might drop down to 11/64 when the teeth start getting small, if I tried to use 5/32 (which I have) I end up...
Haha yea right now my arms wouldn’t make it 8 hours, I made about 5 ascents of 40-50 before I started cramping up real bad, I finished what the guy had said to do when we were on the ground but the he decided he wanted one more small limb gone that would have took some doing on my part to get...
Oh just hand file and stop making excuses, ya bunch of old codgers! Are we young whippersnappers passing you by?
That's ok, we will be waiting at the tasty freeze for the Cherry Coke you owe us...
The Threadcromancer @Burnham, can probably recall when I properly discussed allowing a chainsaw to dangle and the video @Maximalist posted to shame my neanderthal self.
How one sets up their harness and gear, in view of working the tree is often quite individual, sometimes right up to the...
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