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I'm liking that. Looks good.

Yes Gerry it is cool how nature takes back what is hers. Carl we thought about it and decided against it. We only have a sixty foot bucket truck so to be able to reach a good amount we would have to nose up tight leaving a small drop zone and still not reach everything. With the loose cinders...

Yeah I plan on coming off the edge to the road at least once just for fun. A new climb line for each of us is on my job requirement list( to replace the ones we are gonna use). I'll just sleeve the line over the break point and have one of the guys drive us back around. It's only a mile till the...

Rigging is rigging, climbing is climbing. I ussually follow that but don't agree entirely. If I trust something to catch a thousand pounds it's not gonna notice my 165 on it. But I know why it's a rule. I'll probably try the foot ascender and the 3:1 and see what will work best.

Might be. Even if just high enough to keep my ropes up from the ground. I'll have to look through the pics I took and see if I got anything. I might have to drive back down this weekend and check it out.

Bermy do you think srt would be better suited for this? It would be less rope moving around. As for trees up top on the sides to use, if there is one on each end of the bridge could I set a line between the two with a pulley or ring as a sliding tie in point? Sorry I can't think of the proper...

That's the plan boss. Handing in my assessment and recommendations in the morning. Gonna try and sqeeze some ropetek systems into the bid.

I just looked at a job for the RR and it entails clearing the trees off of an older bridge forty feet above a state route. The road will be closed so traffic isn't a problem. The grade from the tracks to the bridge sides is. It's almost cliff like. The top layer of soil is cinders from back in...