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I find myself using a munter hitch every now and then (using when drifting back to the trunk using the tail) so the hms ones are what most of mine are. I have a few ovals but most have the extra spring that keeps them in the correct orientation, so those aren't too bad.

I've had mine for 4, and it's built in, stops charging at 85%

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That cuts deep :lol:

The carabiner is a hard no there imo as well.

Nice little skinner there!

2" pipe i would guess?

The frigged up guys i work around would be fighting over them hahahahaha

You can also build a deck above them too. Many companies here run those in the laborer foreman trucks, and they build a wooden deck above it leaving about 6" in between the pack rat box (what they call them) and that's where all their shovels, tripods, story poles, etc go. Then the wood deck is...

Is that a plastic one? I've only seen the aluminum ones

For me at least the lower ones cup under your butt more since they are attached to your leg loops, making hanging in them far more comfortable. I'm lazy so i like sitting/ hanging a bunch, hence i use my lowers a bunch. They also allow for more twisting movement without adjusting your lanyard...

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I always called it idiot blood :lol:

Get a swing one from bulldog, weld it on, and enjoy swinging it out of the way rather than cranking on it forever trying to get clearance.

Looks fun to play with tho, but i can't see anyone being able to justify 700 bucks for something a rigging plate and a few pulleys could do just as well. Maybe for rescue teams, but that's about it.

Yeah I'm just gonna not buy that :lol:

Wonder how much they want for that....

Not necessarily tree rigging, but for my yarder thing. 300 foot or so for a haulback line

Lol let me know how that works out, i was looking at that too for different stuff.

Yeah when they are killed by the ash borer they are very brittle, but even in the heavier trunk wood you will often still find good solid stuff, and it's a good tight grained wood, very stable and hard. I think most baseball bats are ash too, the strength is enough to make the smaller handles...