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Cool vid, Reg. That looked like an example of a pretty steep speed line. I guess if a speed line gets too steep/high speed you can just add a let down/haul back line and get all the control you need but at the expense of extra gear/set up time. "Do they have hippies in England'" lol.

Thanks, Reg. I appreciate the info. Are you using the spiderjack more often lately than a friction hitch when you Ddrt?

Reggie, the high tie point certainly makes for good angles, or deflection as it is called by tower loggers out west. The good angles are abundant in the upper portions of the tree. But when you get lower, don't you have to let the zip line sag down from its top tie in so it can be low enough to...

Nice, Bob looked like he was having fun. How do you like that mechanical friction device? It looked nice on your way back up the tree.