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Hello. Found on Youtube this thing called "unicender".
Can You guys give me information of, good, bad or anything?
skogsmats
 
Just ordered one and it should be here Friday. I will report my impressions after I have had a chance to test it. I have heard nothing but good about this unique tool.

The fact that it can ascend and decender single rope is a great asset. And those who use it also say it works very well for doubled rope.

We'll see.

Dave
 
Hello. Found on Youtube this thing called "unicender".
Can You guys give me information of, good, bad or anything?
skogsmats
http://storrick.cnchost.com/VerticalDevicesPage/Ascender/MiscAscenderPages/MiscAsc131.html scroll threw here and you find a lil more info in it as well as some other cool tools:)
and onother place to check out http://www.treeclimbing.com/content/view/252/119/
http://www.treeclimbercoalition.org/phpbb/viewtopic.php?p=8601&sid=23a941b1bb310952d612f84bd4b3b133
 
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Unucender

Just ordered one and it should be here Friday. I will report my impressions after I have had a chance to test it. I have heard nothing but good about this unique tool.

The fact that it can ascend and decender single rope is a great asset. And those who use it also say it works very well for doubled rope.

We'll see.

Dave

$450 is a little stack of money, will it be wprht it? Waiting on Yor Answer. Have a good and nice"weekend".
skogsmats
 
$450, great. I was hoping they would be under $500:). :censored::censored:

I can wipe my ace for a long time for that kinda money.
 
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Was thinkin of getting off the wallet and getting one. Anyone got any stories? leaning to the unicender rather than the spiderjack!
 
Well, I have to say I am VERY disappointed in the Unicender. For this last month, in between snow storms I have done tip-and-chip removals, fruit trees off of 8 ft ladders and stump grinding.

And I don't feel it has made these jobs any easier at all. I was expecting so much more...but it just sits there in the truck, clipped onto my saddle, not earning its keep. :bang:

Sorry to all who are awaiting a report on the Uni, but I have only been able to use it on 2 small trees. I am pretty excited about how it felt but it is too early to make a true judgment of any significance.

But I can say, having used the Lockjack there are many things I like about the Uni far better. Simple rope attachment, no little screws and springs, attaches mid-line and works single AND doubled rope systems.

Will post when I have more info.

Dave
 

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