Its fluid interior design and Keylock system facilitate manipulations. The D shape is particularly suited for connection to equipment such as descenders or positioning lanyards. It can be connected to the CAPTIV bar to favor positioning of the carabiner...
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Material(s): aluminum: Specs
Certification(s): CE EN 362, EAC, NFPA 1983 Technical Use: Specs
A complete guide to successful tree felling and wood cutting methods! Loaded with practical information that is essential to the safety and success of any tree-felling and wood cutting operation.
Of force is applied! Buckingham's tear away bungee chain saw lanyard holds a chain saw if dropped to one's feet, but will pull apart if the chain saw gets hung up in a falling limb.
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1 and 3/4 inch ring for saw suspension on saddle when not in use: Specs
6 inch nylon loop with twist half hitch to saw handle (Hi-Vis Yellow): Specs
1 and 1/8 inch ring used to attach the lanyard to your saddle: Specs
Keep your ropes clean and prevent breakage! Abrasive dirt can prematurely wear your expensive ropes out! Handy all mesh bag for use when washing your climbing/lifeline ropes. Perfect to use when hand-washing and machine washing.
Velcro climbing pads have a double back cinch loop that provides a snug fit to the leg! Steel insert keeps the climber stationary and is compatible with Buckingham titanium/steel and Bashlin aluminum climbers.
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Sold per set: Specs
Compatible with Buckingham titanium/steel and Bashlin aluminum climbers (we don't sell the Bashlin brand but if you own a pair it will work: Specs
A wide gate opening and high tensile strength! Kong manufactures this carabiner using a high-quality aluminum alloy. This carabiner features a twist lock sleeve. Kong designed their extra-large carabiners with a wide gate opening and a high tensile strength.
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Twist lock sleeve opens in 2 easy movements: Product Features
Minor axis load (kN): 9: Specs
Heavy-duty aluminum construction: Product Features
Kong manufactures each of their carabiners with the highest possible quality. Kong also equipped this carabiner with a Keylock system. This carabiner features an automatic sleeve. They develop and produce each part in their home country of Italy.
Complete with 50' of 1/2" braided BLUESTREAK rope. Prevents blocks from twisting. Combine with the Buck Port-A-Wrap III for the ultimate lowering system. Safe working load of 2,250 lb.
Designed for greater comfort in all situations! The X-shaped dorsal construction wraps to reduce pressure points during prolonged suspension. The AVAO BOD harness has a specific construction that allows the user to hang from the dorsal attachment point...
The cotton webbing is reinforced with nylon providing comfort and strength. The back features five round loops for accessory storage and also snap and ring attachments. Sizing note: Allow adjustment for seasonal clothing.
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Weight 5.2 pounds: Specs
Four D-rings, cotton webbing reinforced with nylon: Specs
Easy and safe lock-in or out! Adjustable 6 foot lanyard of 1/2 inch loose-lay filament nylon rope. 5,000 lbs test. Two top-quality 22SL safety snaps and thimble for freedom of movement.
Weather resistant neoprene impregnated nylon. Ten holes for perfect adjustment and nickel plated hardware. Riveted for extra strength! Upper straps are necessary to secure spur sets to the climber's leg.
For anyone who wants to climb - for work or for fun - its easy if you have good training! Your teacher is Peter "Treeman" Jenkins, the father of recreational tree climbing and an ISA-certified arborist and former production climber.
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General rules for safe climbing: Product Features
Tree climbing knots: Product Features
Run time: 1 hour 45 min: Specs
Tree selection and risk assessment: Product Features
Extremely light with great feel and knot-tying characteristics. Works very well with mechanical ascension devices. Has smoothest cover for mechanical ascension; low elongation with minimal bounce.
Unlike one piece climbers, the CTB Climbers utilize an aluminum lower "J" portion that is precision milled to exact tolerances, then tailor-matched to an aerospace quality aluminum upright.
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Tempered for hardness and strength: Product Features
Clear coat anodized for added wear resistance: Product Features
It is identified by a green ink stripe. Lightweight, high strength 12-strand climbing line, and the most widely used rigging line in the arborist industry! It resists snags and has excellent knot-holding ability.
Illustrated book is recommended for anyone who climbs and works in trees. Also, tricks of the trade, knots for the climber, equipment and supplies, skill performance sheets, and safety standards.
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Knots for Tree Climbers: Attachment Knots, Friction Hitches, Mid-Line Knots, Bends (End-to-End Tie-Offs): Specs
For enhanced torso movement. Interlocking leg buckles and tongue buckle waist. Classic traverse saddle comes with two sliding suspension Dee rings and a batten seat design.
Fits all Weaver saddles listed except 3114. 2" elastic suspenders attach to climbing saddles, distributing weight of attached gear. Adjustable in height. Nickel plated snaps connect to saddles that are equipped with four small dees.
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Adjustable length: Specs
Metal clips ("D-rings") on the ends of the straps, four total: Specs
It acts as a false crotch using rigging lines and a friction device to lower cut material. It has an aluminum wheel with a bushing axle (2-1/2 inch thread dia.) and stainless steel side plates.
Features lightweight, durable webbing and locking snap hooks for harness and anchorage connections! Lanyards have a built-in woven inner core, which smoothly expands 3 1/2' to reduce fall arrest forces, while the outer jacket serves as a back-up web lanyard.
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Features lightweight, durable webbing and locking snap hooks for harness and anchorage connections: Product Features
For tree cabling and bracing! Tree grip dead-ends wrap quickly around cable, ends time consuming splicing and clamping, maintains original breaking strength. Pictured with Galvanized Thimble sold separately.
