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I have had good luck with my last WesSpur tether. My first one.. not so much. Worked ok. But occasionally

I was hoping they had spoken to Paul about this. I like the idea as it could be expanded upon for a pulley. But I am sure Paul has the unit set up the way he saw fit after trying many things.

Paul??? Thoughts? https://youtu.be/F-EpLAR05gE

That is awesome Paul. :thumbup:

I bet the HH runs great on PI but not with HRC as the cord :/:

HAHAHA I stand corrected.... Maybe we should just say "Casino" :lol:

I wonder if you can ship to an indian nation in the US :/: :D

Thanks Paul, I'm patient and hate feeding lawyers :)

Paul? Where on your site can you order the HH???

HA! :lol:

Paul.. when the time comes, truly, I would like to purchase one of the two biner set ups instead of the dog bone. Just a personal preference.. ok?

Working those cedars for two days on SRT with an F8 set up had me wishing for the HH to be available.

Hey look..... It's Tarzan and Tarzan Jr. :D Nicely done :)

I am more.... "not sure why"..... :lol:

One hole of the dog bone could have a push pin retainer through a hole. Spliced eye on one end of the hitch cord big enough to slide onto the bone. Slide cord on, insert pin to retain eye. One side mind you.

And if you have any of the old ones left that take two biners instead of the dog bone, consider one sold :D

Latest version in the progression of a work in progress. Do try to keep up :D

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No offense Paul and I know it is a work in progress, but I would like to try the simplicity of the first one presented in this thread or a solid aluminum version of it prior to the more complex version it has now evolved to. The original looks to be able to fit more into my climbing style of...

Paul, I would still buy one and just not use it on pitchy pines. I don't use the FS Dave made for me on pitchy pines. I have certain gear I use on them and some I won't. Just part of the job. Right tree, right tool.