futbalfantic
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I searched and couldn't find anything. How would one go about affixing a D ring to one for a lanyard?
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One wouldn't
zogger
Tree Freak
Note: not a climber here.
There's no provision for a loop, but a guy could do a lot with some paracord wraps and a simple ring I think.
There's no provision for a loop, but a guy could do a lot with some paracord wraps and a simple ring I think.
http://www.baileysonline.com/Arbori...nsaw-Straps/Weaver-2-N-1-Chainsaw-Lanyard.axd
Just girth hitch it to the handle
Just girth hitch it to the handle
beastmaster
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Just use a sling and girth hitch it.
I was climbing before chain brakes were invented, and though we were trained to shut off our saws before moving in the tree, none of use did. But you have to make sure your saw lanyard is long enough that the chain is below you when it hangs. This applies to single trunk conifers. Moving around in the crown you'd be better off turning that sucker off.
I was climbing before chain brakes were invented, and though we were trained to shut off our saws before moving in the tree, none of use did. But you have to make sure your saw lanyard is long enough that the chain is below you when it hangs. This applies to single trunk conifers. Moving around in the crown you'd be better off turning that sucker off.
