Search results for query: *

Glue doesn't hold for sheet unless you use dowels too.

What does "tied into the back" mean?

We've gotten into the habit of having two tie off points when taking spreading limb picks, usually two long ropes hanging from the hook with or without shackles on the bottoms. Two points of attachment makes for a better balanced load, and will keep things from tipping or spinning and such...

Unlike in my avatar, usually no becket here, just a collar, but it still seems workable to have something welded on. I'm going to suggest it. Thanks!

That is cool, thanks, wish we had that. A ring can get knocked off by ground guys sometimes, and nobody notices, plus the added safety factor of a permanent attachment.

I never have seen those Ds, are they welded on the ball or something? That seems better than a ring over the hook.

and Davey takes all the credit.... Looks real good, like an old hand at it. One thing that you might consider doing, is to hang a large steel ring from the hook (usually a U shaped one is what is common here), and run your climb line through it, rather than over the hook. It saves on...

OK, Dennis, if taking cheap shots at old guys gives you pleasure, be my guest. All I can say is that if you were here, I'd tear off my bib and put in my teeth, then really tell you a thing or two!!! :lol:

I find it a problem in not doing tree work everyday, losing a certain easy orderliness in my thinking, and a tendency to be forgetful about certain things. Not so good.

Nick, thanks for posting those links, still not viewable however. Presumably the music copyright thing.

Nick, the last two vids you posted are blocked from viewing in my location, due to music copyright infringement...so it says.

Nice, Nick, swinging back and forth between trees looked cool.

Thanks for posting that. It takes work to edit the vids and patience with the optimizing, uploading, etc.

Nick, I don't know if you have noticed, but with imovie, you can speed up or slow down whichever parts of the vid that you want.

Ah...a mac user, same here.

I'm thinking that some video editing software has a speed up function, I think mine does. Not sure if it is just for editing purposes, or you can speed up and upload in that form?