new laynard

[Magnum783]

http://www.wesspur.com/Lanyards/new-england-flipline.html
This is what I use that and a petzel micrograb and a twisted clevis.
Jared
I love it:greenchainsaw: opcorn:

 

[(WLL)]

new lanyard born on 12/30/06

just made this 2night. it took about 1hr and i should get about 1-2yrs out of it. it is made with 11m blaze 1 presto alum safety snap 1 climbrite swing cheek pulley 1 mighty mouse krab 1 hank of bail out cord.

 

[beowulf343]

WLL, how long?

Not bad. How do you like that mighty mouse? Been thinking of getting one for that same purpose but have heard alot of negative about them-mainly too small and too hard to open. Of course, in this situation, that is no big deal.

 

[(WLL)]

WLL, how long?

Not bad. How do you like that mighty mouse? Been thinking of getting one for that same purpose but have heard alot of negative about them-mainly too small and too hard to open. Of course, in this situation, that is no big deal.

14ft. i really like the mighty mouse 4 this application because its pear shaped, small and hard 2 open. i can open with 1 hand by banging on hip or something. i think the design is very safe and strong with 25kn. it serves its purpose well:rockn: i think its design has ben made to help prevent loading the gate
my old 1 is 9ft and just not long enough 4 the big pigs my new boss finds

 

[Mr_Brushcutter]

My lanyard is 5M of Yale XTC+ which is conected to a ISC Mongoose karabiners. As for the adjuster i use a 4/3 VT with a micro pully, that is on Beal 10mm double braid.

Lanyard two is 5m of Arbormaster on ISC springlock biners. With a I-Cicle with micropully again on a ISC spring lock biner. The I-Cicle is made using 8mm Beeline which has been spliced eye to eye.

My steel core is a 12' Yale flipline with a 8mm beeline 4/3 VT with micro pully.