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:lol::lol::lol: ....I'll just make B. an offer he can't refuse...

Will do B! Thanks!

Oh... but Rajan... Think of all the lovely safety implements you could dream up once you had the leisure to be liberated from that ugly blue-collar work environment, and had completely lost touch with the way those recalcitrant red-necks in the field actually do things. :lol:

Of course not man... but that's not gonna' stop those corporate types from trying to impress the Big boss to come-up lookin' like the good guy.:X

Yeah... They're afraid the locking nuts'll come off or something. :roll:

Thanks a ton boys: our Company Safety Nazi is coming down really hard on the steel-core flipline thing (electrocution hazard) even though we don't do any line clearance,:roll: AND, they've outlawed ascenders, so we're having to experiment with all kinds of V.T. stuff, in order to get something...

Thanks! Will do.

Yeah... Thanks... I too have noticed that the length issue is super important, and it's for that reason that I've really appreciated the adjust-ability of the knotted eyes. Seems like in the Puget Sound area, we climb more on wet lines than on try ones. Then, finally everything will go bone...

Hey Boys: Never really been on the "Gear Forum" before today. Inherited a rather Redneck/Old-School tradition of tree-removal from a bunch of geriatric, Taught-Line Hitch advocates. I've only recently begun to emerge from all of this stodgy silliness by purchasing the hitch-climber pulley...