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  1. pigwot

    Singing Tree Rope Wrench Review.

    Just saw this thread. Cary, I am really glad to hear that the incident was a wake-up call and we aren't holding a 'wake'. I hope you don't mind a few questions and comments: Were you using the removable latch pin on the RW? (That is 5/16" diameter and may well not provide the same friction on...
  2. pigwot

    Singing Tree Rope Wrench Review.

    On that page they list the basic Liros as kevlar/polyester (FH003), but don't mention the material for the Liros Hercules (FH002)... so I was just curious what the difference was between plain Liros and Liros Hercules...
  3. pigwot

    Singing Tree Rope Wrench Review.

    What are the materials used in the Liros Hercules? Looks like a tight weave and similar to Bailout... kevlar/poly?
  4. pigwot

    Singing Tree Rope Wrench Review.

    Nick, That would be great, especially if you could obtain a couple 'samples' for us ;)
  5. pigwot

    Singing Tree Rope Wrench Review.

    Found Avibank Mfg. in California, model 5M100 (5 = 5/16" dia., M= cup handle style, 100 = 1.0" working length)
  6. pigwot

    Singing Tree Rope Wrench Review.

    Burnham, I see where you're coming from. A hitch designed to function alone on SRT is a hazard in my opinion, as it trades slide-ability for grip-ability. A standard Ddrt hitch would never work alone on SRT as it would lock tight, but is inherently more safe when used on SRT with the RW...
  7. pigwot

    Singing Tree Rope Wrench Review.

    Get your mid-line installable pin here: Mid-line Installable Pin
  8. pigwot

    Singing Tree Rope Wrench Review.

    A few thoughts related to your concern Burnham: When I started using Kevin's F8 system I used a length of 8mm beeline as the tether. In this setup it would be a bit bulky, but you could use a thicker cord like that if you are concerned. I climbed 25 trees while in Michigan using the RW and have...
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