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FWIW this is what it looks like and seems to need. It's specifically for the DMM pinto pulley, since the becket can be used as a rated attachment point. A- needs to have radius as drawn by black line, rope pinches if the pinto pulley is pulled up. B- bridge hole needs to be lower about 1/8 to...

It's 3/4" thick 6061, just a mock up for a concept, not in use, when I climbed it was backed up by a small webbing sling. When the heat subsides I'm gonna put it on my break tester. Still need to fine tune it.

Second hole goes right on the bridge.

Thanks, I purchased one right from Paul. :)

I tried using a tending pulley, always seemed to pinch the rope between the cheek plates and bridge ring while ascending. Made a rough mock up of bridge adapter, worked pretty good, just need some of the angles fine tuned.

I got a spare as well, knowing my luck it might not be enough!

Just want some spares, just in case I loose one.

Thanks! I tried, I'm guessing your mailbox is full.

Hmmmm... neat idea. I thought you just came from the dentist. ;) May be one of those tarp clips?

I like sewing so I just went over to my parents or my GF's place and used their sewing machine. I made 3 of them. I guess to avoid a choking hazzard the biner end could be stitched or some sort of break away added. I figured if something was going to snag it would snag my shirt collar anyway. I...

I couldn't find anything with the search, are HH spare dog bones available anywhere?

I guess I go by wraps before I cross it over.

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I like to vary the wraps, depending on the job. Evictions, single small branch, kite retrieval, or simple go up, and come back down, as little as 3 wraps. Light work, small prunes no rigging, working the canopy, 4 wraps. heavy lifting, pushing on takedowns, dynamic movements 5 wraps.

This is what I find works best for me, 200lbs, loaded up.

I purchased it from Mountain Equipment Co-op, up here. Has a stiff feel to it yet natural. http://www.mec.ca/product/0403-014/mammut-8mm-nylon-static-cord/?No=40&h=10+50001+50635&f=10+50001+50635

Vortex with the stock beeline, or cherrybomb with 8mm armorprus or 8mm mammut prusik cord.

I've had consistent results tying the hitch, just have to load it up once, may be twice and it's been good to go to work.

Same here, I just got a RW from Treegongfu, gonna giv'er a try this week. I'm hesitant, I like the HH for how little sitback it has and how compact and robust it is.

All I did was pass the upper leg of the prusik underneath the lower leg, holds the hitch together and grabs faster for me, in the pic I posted.