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Sorry just saw this, yes that's me and my son Woody

HH2 is slightly more compact and lighter and has a more durable finish, other than that they are functionally the same.

Cool and kinda scary.....

Just got the break test results back from Yale, Im guessing they should be strong enough to hold most folks....... They break at about 11000 lbs....:D

Now that is the best idea Ive heard in a while....;)

They are not for sale yet, espescially to impatient customers.

Im about tired of waiting for Yale to test them... Thinking about taking them somewhere else...

Stig I was hoping you had an epiphany and came up with a way to taper and seal the end in 13 seconds:lol:

Stig how did you keep a tapered end to be able to glue it. I do this with the whipping but that is tedeous....

I am still awaiting Yale to do the testing, aparently Yale is still waiting to hear back from ISA as to what tests they want done........... Cannt sell within the US till they are independantly tested, probably shouldnt sell any where but figure the chances of litigation are way less.....

Sorry Stig:( That is one of my late night jobs, right before bed. Maybe yours were a little too late... After I do a couple of hundred I will have it down:)

Im guessing thats because I cut the cord so close to the whipping , hopefully the super glue will do the trick. FWIW my 2 month old cord still has its original whipping, maybe I just know how to treat a rope:lol: However having 1 tapered end is essential.

Stig, one end of the cord is whipped, I have since yours started to drip some super glue on that end to keep it from fraying. The other end with the tape is GTG IMO as it can always be left with a stopper knot. Keep us informed about your experience.

What hitch and cordage did you use Stig?? I am concerned with some cordages not being compatible, yesterday I was doing a BIG removal with a crane in the rain. I seldom work in the wet but I had the crane and a guy to haul wood etc so decided to go for it. I decided to climb on a short piece of...

What rope are you using Bonner?? Im running yale Buzzz and the 10mm works awesome with it, worked well with Forestry Pro also. Dave I havent seen the stopper knot tail shorten in all the time Ive been using it, as it sets it introduces slack into the hitch but Ive never seem the tail move???

Wow Dave, that is super cautious IMO. I shoot to have 1" of tail. Also before you go playing with different hitches use the 5 wrap prussik for a while to get used to it, make sure when you load the HH with body weight that the bottom of the 4th wrap is about 1.5 inches above the HH, no more...

Too many wraps on that prussic IMO......

at some point B Ill get another one headed your way. FWIW I insure every HH now..........

Im still waiting for Yale to do the tests, I have units ready for sale when they have been declared safe

I have let a few folks from abroad purchase them as I feel the likelyhood of a suit is minimal. Next week Yale will test them then we will make them available in the US.