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On the contrary Chris, it just got better. Pauls a great guy, and his chest harness has played a key role in my climbing system. Id like to see more of him at the TH

Hey Rich, Im ok with either so long as they dont tend when hit a snag.

Thanks Paul. Chest harness still in use most days. Hasn't even lost a stitch :thumbup:

Thanks all. Hey frans. In the pic, with the pink sling as the rigging point in the tree, the two ground workers basically pull one continuous line back and forth to transfer the limbs from tree to landing, then back to me after each set. I think I had 5 or 6 friction cords on there the whole...

Thanks Rog. And yeah I said Balsam just for the locals....they dont seem to like the word Grand. I guess they assume its the same tree. When in rome.... Deva, I think the 395 the better cutter, but Stihl might be more robust for the long term.

Thanks. Yeah once the prussics or hitches are in place, you just leave them on the line throughout, then snap the slings on/off, however many and wherever along the line. People often do similar multi slinging from a rigging plate, but then the slings are limited to reach only a short distance...

I was able to limb that whole tree on one battery....didn't check to see how much was left. Thanks

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