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There seems to be a fine line, though, between too much slack and not enough. I think I tend to tie with around 2 inches (5cm) of slack between the bottom wrap and the top of the HH. When loaded this seems to stretch out a little bit, so I do sometimes find myself retying as stig mentioned...

Ok, fine, you got me...I'm jealous of your wraptor. There, I said it.

It is certainly on my radar, but given that I've spent 1400 bucks in the last two weeks renting a chipper I think there might be a different large purchase coming down the pike first.

I dunno what happened...

My whole style of climbing has changed since I started using the HH. Srt opens up great possibilities, not to mention being able to use the tree itself to gain support for TIP's that I wouldn't even dream of using Drt. I find myself taking the time to set a line prior to climbing waaay more...

I td'd a pine today. Topped it and then used the spar as a high TIP and pruned 7 nearby pines without touching the ground. Once I had finished deadwooding the retain trees, I pulled my redirect out and then swung back to the removal tree, blasted a couple of chunks of wood and then bam! I...

So, week 2 on the HH and I am totally stoked! I was able to put the unit to work in its element, SRT with a base tie on a couple of maples... Damn! The ability to avoid spending too much time isolating tip's is great as well as not installing cambium savers...well saves time. As is being able...

I used my HC pulley on my bridge as an attachment. It works well and allows for an easy changeover to Ddrt. Maybe because it hurts too much to put it back in the tool box....

I'm glad to have access to all you SRT junkies, because I've got me a hitch hiker now! I've only done two climbs with it, and one I ended up switching back to Ddrt with it as it was a spruce cable install and I just ALT'd up that mofo. I did a horsechestnut removal with a choked TIP, but haven't...