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If you use a long enough friction saver then you will be able to climb much closer to the crotch. An adjustable one would be perfect, so that you could get the two rings as close to the branch as possible while still having them touch. Reducing that spread by a ton.

I second the Cougar. I feel like you will like the bride way better.

Hey everyone so here at TreeStuff we just got in the ArbPro Clip N' Step boots for climbing. I have a pair that I will be trying to put through as much hell as I can. Ask me anything you wanna know and Ill do my best to anwser. Off the bat... -Lightweight -EXTREMELY comftorable -Load rated...

The handle on the most recent version makes a big difference with keeping on target when opening the valve... Its like the told us in the Marine Corps. Trigger control, trigger control, trigger control.

How about this.... If you have the early version of the APTA and need a handle. PM me your address and I will talk to the honcho and get one out to you.

Do you already have an APTA?If you just ordered one you should have the new version with the handle. The handle is now standard.

2.2 treestuff line, and weaver premium weights. And sometime my frankenline which is leading with 1.75 for about 75 ft. followed by some polypropylene slickline. gotta love it. We gotta get you that handle man!

Exactly, and 12 oz throwbags are what weve been using the most, they seem to get good distance, as well as being a good size to provide a good seal in the barrel. Happy 4th

The Working Climber is literally playing on my tv right now... Pt. 3... anyways. Spes are: Barrel Length: 23" Air chamber length: 23" 1 1/2" Polished Aluminum Pipe Galvanized Steel Air Chamber End Cap Brass Ball Valve Filled with any air chuck made for a standard schrader valve At 160 PSI I...

Our call signs are "Arborist 1" and "Unlucky Groundsman"

I looked at the Kolibri toady and it looks like itd have to be pretty intense to have a rope bridge. The only thing I could come up with was taking the webbing apart, taking the D's the the bridge runs through out, and then putting it all back together with some rings, and splice a bridge on...

Yea I meant rolled. I see what your saying though. Noice

Id say thats a pretty good rule to go by.

Love the Onyx. Really comfortable legs. The ISC snaps too

As to trailer tires... it has to do with how they handle loads. And tread pattern... in a nutshell the real reason is so you have to go through the heartache of a tire place for some reason not carrying "trailer tires"... what?

Lack of tools + log needing to be turned + loop runner girth hitched around log + a little mechanical advantage = ... turned log.

Ah man thats awsome. Ive been kind of curious of how well one of those C02 quick pump things for bike pumps would do. Not a whole lotta hope there, but worth the try... always... worth the try. We used my APTA this weekend out on the boat, and shot water at each other with it. Ooooh aaaah the...

This is awsome! The APTA is a great invention by Nick Bonner, and I actually hand make all of them at the TreeStuff warehouse. Its awsome to see so many positive responses! The APTA you have was the (for all intensive purposes) Gen I. Since then, Nick is constantly coming up with modifications...

Ichiban heavy duty anybody? I only say this cause I have used it like a dirtbag and it still does fine, not to mention the price...

Hey man welcome, Im new here too, probably newer than you are... Anyway, without looking up a picture of the Kolibri I think I remember what that bridge was like. If im remembering correctly it seems that would be an interesting modification... but thats the best anyways. When I go to work...