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Treevet, Nothing to excuse I have played this out serveral dozend times by myself too. I am not trying to proselytize anyone only defending our products against unproofen defarmations. Therefore I want to show interested people our point of view so they can form their own view on tree cabling...

My opinion and experiences about constant loads of static cables and cambium damages can be read in my previous post. But I have to add a few thoughts that may be interesting. It always has to be distinguished between static and dynamic cablings because they are used for different jobs...

Jomoco, excuse me but possibly you got me wrong. With 220 lbs I meant the constant load that is on the cable not the breakload (tensile strength) of the cable or system. (cobra ultrastatic has a system breakload of around 14k lbs) To I install a static cabling I use a pulley to pull the...

Ekka, your are right that there will be some pressure (I guess around 50-100 kg (110-220 lb)) on the bark and the cambium below the loop that may restrict the natural secondary growth of the branch. But that pressure is devided by the contact-surface of the loop thus it is minimized. A...

Hello old timer. Jim1NZ is absolutely right. The installation of the shock absober should be very easy and since 2006/2007 cobra can be installed without lubricant. There are only two reasons why the shock absorber installation could be difficult. 1. The cable has an production error and...