5/8" flipline
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MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
I like a 12' lanyard, meself.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
My 5/8ths Cable core is 18. My 1/2" non cable is 16-20 pending on my mood.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Yup 
I has bunches 
Of course game plan due to tree structure does play a part
I has bunches Of course game plan due to tree structure does play a part
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TreeHouser
I guess when I think of a flipline I am thinking removals and a lanyard for working a tree.
MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
I only have one, for everything.
Burnham
Woods walker
If you're only thinking about lanyard/flipline length as it relates to stem diameter, you ain't thinking enough
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TreeHouser
If you're only thinking about lanyard/flipline length as it relates to stem diameter, you ain't thinking enough
Oh I think all the time and some times I over think things. Good to read ya B.
emr
Cheesehead Treehouser
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Well here is the final product. I just got home from a family vacation and I needed to unwind a bit so I spiced this up. It is 5/8" TreeMaster and about 13ft long as a finished lanyard. I will get a chance to use it tomorrow when I get back to work. We are removing a small Ash tree that will be perfect to test this out on.
Rajan,I have not forgot about you and I am not ignoring you. Like I said, I was on vacation but I am back now. I will get in contact with you on FB as soon as I have all the info I need. Thanks for your understanding.
Oh yeah, all of the tools that I needed to splice this are in the pic as well. Thats just one more reason I love 3 strand.
Rajan,I have not forgot about you and I am not ignoring you. Like I said, I was on vacation but I am back now. I will get in contact with you on FB as soon as I have all the info I need. Thanks for your understanding.
Oh yeah, all of the tools that I needed to splice this are in the pic as well. Thats just one more reason I love 3 strand.
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TreeHouser
It's all good. We need a vacation every now and again.
emr
Cheesehead Treehouser
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I gave it a go today and really liked it. I used Tenex with a Martin hitch. It was a lot smoother than I thought it would be. I don't see using it for pruning but it might be my go to lanyard for removals. One bad thing..... I must have picked a strand with my hanging chainsaw. At least it's easy to inspect.
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ClimbingFool
Guest
If your using a snap from 20 years ago, I highly doubt it's double locking ?
I have a 20' three stand, 5/8 12' wire and 8' 1/2" non wire
Yep, Greg, it's double locking. Our rope snaps were not locking snaps, but the ones on our lanyards/buckstraps were. If/when they got nicked, we had to take them out of service. I'd bring them home and cut the snaps off. I have two climb lines wearing rope snaps from those days. I've never had a problem with a rope snap coming open. Those old lanyard snaps had a very little opening on them. Tough to get two Ds into one snap, so I never used them on climb lines.
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MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
That's one reason I gave up 4 dee saddles decades ago.
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I must admit, I'm liking the sliding D Weaver more and more. Especially with the carabiner and roller.
MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
I predict that you'll never go back to a 4 dee again.
Burnham
Woods walker
Second the prediction.
