Probably one of your best videos yet! I was all but shouting "zip line!" at the screen watching the brush pile up at the base of the tree. Not sure how hard the ground is where you are yet but that would avoid several trips across the lawn with the mini and any potential for lawn remediation.
Timberhitch LLC thank you! I probably would have use a slide line but there was a huge sand septic mound on one side and the neighbors yard on the other. So it wasn’t really an option unfortunately.
@@joebisping6799 The X- static wears a lot on the zig-zag. Because of the firm cover, that is one of the reasons why you can't splice it. Really hard stuff, trust me I've tried. Have fun, Be safe!
Actually I'd like to know the details. How did you ascend the single line so fast? I'm not looking into cutting trees, but I always wanted to climb ropes and learn how tree workers got ropes into the trees in the first place.
Hey Joe had a question for you please? What's the make on the anchor system u you used in the canopy when u were setting your line? Nice self retrieval too I like that!!!
Is that a plastic throwball gun?? See how long that lasts after UV exposure over time. One day you'll be pumping it up ( to what ?) And it'll pop. Plastic waste pipe ( if that's what it is) doesn't have a pressure rating as far as I'm aware. Ok for an experiment or two but you wanna think about changing the pressure chamber out for steel or thick wall aluminium with a known schedule rating to keep yourself safe......
Given the industry and application, I'd agree with swapping-out the material for aluminum. It's a small price to pay especially considering the thousands of dollars of other proper/safety gear. All that aside though, 1-1/2" schedule 40 is rated for 330 PSI.
@@lucfournier3939 I hear ya but each time you use it it's one step closer to it shattering in your ( or somebody else's) face. It's just not rated. Sched 40 pipe ,as suggested above, is the way to go.....stay safe brother.
turtlezed it’s pvc rated for 330 psi. I have been using it for about 4 years now. I put about 120psi max in it. I agree though, metal would be better for sure. Maybe I’ll do a remake/rebuild video and make another one. Thanks for your insight and watching! Have a safe day!!!
