See archive videos below for mounting and application detail. Mounting: • Stein RC 3002 Tree Low... Applications: • Stein RC3002 Lowering ... Winch: • New Stein RCW 3001 Rig... In use: • Stein RCW 3001 at work
Depth of knowledge -- precision of language -- gift of teaching -- professional attitude --- Thanks for the video and keep improving and staying safe, sir.
WOW that thing is a beast!!! Thanks for sharing & instructing as-per-usual man, great video as-always!!! Am holding my breath as I now head to a new tab to price-check this beast!
Hello Reg, Im researching winches at the moment and am not a fan of aluminium (brit spelling)....good old predictable steel is my preferred option. There are too many offerings out there with big price tags and some have overly engineered alloy backplates and an interchangeable sailing winch/ bollard setup with rope capture cleat and more stuff to go wrong. Im all for simplicity and usability and even tho i passed this over initially( I dont remember why ) I find myself back here looking at it in more detail after reading up and looking at the competition. I’m really liking the dual aspect bollards, the steel construction and the robustness of the design.Only thing i would’ve liked to see is a double ratchet strap attachment setup but I do appreciate the choker point at the bottom probably negates the need to strangle the tree to death with 2 ratchet straps. Now you’ve pointed out some of its features and cautions I’m going to have a look at one if I can find a nearby stockist. Nice vid bud.
+Reg Coates, Great video. I've just watched this 3 times as I'm interested in the rigging techniques and I'm not even a climber! It comes from my old Royal Engineers days; turfors and other rigging drills. So glad you're uploading again. Brilliant.
Great advice on Rigging Reg ! Using the RCW3002. It would be great if you could make a video in the future of it being used on a big take down , to show it in action ! Does the negative loop ever tighten up and lock over the rope around the bollard acting as a unwanted brake on the line ?
Good morning quick question what saddle do you climb with looking for saddles for my crew I would like to commend you on all the positive work you do I want to thank you again you're great mentor sincerely Mark Molina Flint Michigan
Morët Molina Stein Vega. I got it for free because of my association with the company. But having had it 3 years now feel no need to change. It's light but durable and very comfortable too.
Reg Coates have you considered the monkey beaver saddle. If so i can recomend this product i have used it for three years now and it is very comfortable saddle. Your tree brother mark m molina from flint michigan usa. Your thought's. Please. Thank you
Thanks for the considerations. Is the device able to simulatneously run two ropes of that size or will they chafe against each other because of their size relative to the distance between the two barrels?
Lots of good info/reminders in this video Reg. When you routed both lines between the bollards it looked like there was a possibility of them rubbing together or fouling each other. What do you think?
Reg Coates thanks for that. Was thinking it’s not likely Stein would blindly place the bollards and not set them to receive a max diameter without interference. Really like the removable winch. It’s giving the GRCS a run for it’s money. Btw, the guys that hate watching you tube videos still enjoy watching yours. Quality not quantity.
