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ROPE , DO NOT EVER RIG BELOW THE MINIMUM SAFE BEND RADIUS

Yeah have plenty , but never the room to load up the hole like that

Uggg, for that last option. :) .... yep

Another option (though rarely used , just to get the worst pieces done)... Have set a speedline a few times , tripped the rigged pieces to the hole , climb down to empty the hole , return to the top with the slings , repeat

..... okay more advice , when I have stuff that should be lowered but lack ground I will make handleable size pieces (usually more climbing and cutting) , sling the piece above the cut and attach ed to a sling below the cut (my slings either have Carabiners or Hooks though there are...

Looked , would never trust such a thing w loads plus a long light line to it is asking for trouble imo ... the fact is when you need someone on the ground , you need someone on the ground. Usually when you need to lower material is where it starts.

This "Solo Rigging" ... Careful not to drop the pin on the Bow Shackle. Just going on my experience s

... Not to disagree but other than rigging for pull I never use Shackles aloft , for lower time I have a big hook w keeper on the end of the line , use slings web and rope on the limbs and chunks. Mostly attach to the hook with those stainless non lockers

Besides the Buckingham work , just look at the welding on the GRCS ... quality

Hehehehe , my Port came from Buckingham ... if anything the Welding is way over safe and to be trusted

Butch , a pic of three Hanks coiled ... High Vee , Fly , and Blaze. Might be in the rotater. One could kill any Tree with

Really a huge question , so many choices for rope and gear ... as far as diameter opinion I used 1/2 for old school double , use the less thans now for single

... if Butch were here , we all know the pic he'd post in answer

HH

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