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Too bad on the chipper, VERY bright note re the mini! What make/model did you decide on?

Just fine, for a busted down old forester...my hip is acting up these days...about got myself convinced to start getting serious about a replacement. How about yourself, Rajan?

Yes, it would. :D

Goody for you!

One-handed, no doubt :).

Yeah, well could be for the Squisher...you possessing super human strength and all that :D.

Looks just right, Scott. Who makes it, and where'd you get it??

You could almost certainly sell a new 200T sometime in the future with little risk of loss, should you not need it for some reason.

Well played, sir.

I think I'd be happier with a new 200T.

Just walked down the block to check at my local dealer...he has a few on the shelf yet, listed at $629.95...no sales tax in Oregon. I could probably get it for 10% under, going on past history, but maybe not since it's a limited availability thing.

Good enough. Worth it, too.

Are the dealers holding to normal pricing, or are they gouging on the few 200T's still on the shelves?

Expect to spend some serious time, boys. Worth every minute, too. Stig is right...for the most part, we don't have anything left to discuss and debate, now :).

Mighty nice, Brendon...mighty darn nice.

The Positioner is a great rope lanyard adjuster, for certain. I've about quit using my distal hitch setup.

No, Scott...it's a good point. Without that, the utility of the whole setup is compromised. I was amused only because there's a prusik loop clipped into one of the biners as part of the rigging kit that all stays together, in the first pic I posted.

Yup.

Until Stephen has a chance to give his new CMI double handle a few test runs, which I too will look forward to, I can offer this: Ergonomically, I think it's about a wash with Petzl ascenders. The handles accomodate large hands well, though with thick gloves some might find the space a little...

Does this look like what you might have in mind? :D