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It is a push button type throttle control..................MB

Howdy Fellers its been a while since I have stopped by this site. Can you tell me how to repair a locking adjustable vernier control cable on our Hy Roller WC/17. Dang thing is slipping. Thanks. Marty B.

Holly Oak? Sapsuckers love'em.

lots of trees in the area It's a pain in the ass, but a second climbing system in another near by tree could have saved his life. Can you fellows come up with other options that could have been deployed? A little study on this situation could prevent others from getting killed.

You're Fired!!! I don't think these two would ever get a second chance to hurt themselves again if I were running the job..:monkey:..As D. Trump would say...You're Fired!!!!!!!!!

Tree Machine... Thanks for the words of encouragement.....I posted that nightmare because I know I'm not alone in my stuggles, and I think some can relate to the situation....I wasn't going to give up till I hit the crotch. I agree we need to get a Big Shot and some longer climb line.

I don't need a range finder...:monkey: I just need to get a rope that is the same length as my throw line....Duh!!

Throw Ball Nightmare..... Ever had one of those days.....You locate the just right tie in point, throw ten times, then tell the climber to get his saddle on.....Throw ten more times then the supervisor drops by......throw ten more times and his supervisor shows up.......finally get it on the...

Close Call !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I was once engaged to a girl like your ex....There I was in the tuxedo shop getting fit...getting the inseam measured....then the waist, next the arms... and when it was time to get my neck measurement, I grabbed the cloth tape...

Has anyone changed the chute stop pin on this model. It looks simple...:monkey:....is there anything I have to watchout for?

VA-Sawyer.... Thanks for clearing that up for me.

Diesel problems In my experiences, batteries, faulty battery cables and fuel delivery cover 90% of the problems I've had with diesels. There are some good tips here...fuel line leaks (air in the fuel lines, pin hole leak) can be temporarily overcome by priming. If the engine turns over...

My climbing buddy..... bought a cougar with leg straps and after a little testing in the shop (we installed a false crotch around a rafter) he woke up the next morning with some nasty bruises on the inside of his thighs. He's not too happy...this is an interesting thread, anyone care to sum it...

Ah...The Tree House Project, a crown reduction on a 2000 yr. old Coastal Redwood. The DVD is must see. I bet you guys could have rigged a Scooner with all the line that was needed for that project. I've got the DVD. Can the DVD be ordered from Bailey's?:popcorn:

Greg Liu Will do John Paul......Our sons (both named Austin) go to H.S. together. If you don't mind me asking, how did you meet him? Send me a PM if you like.

I work for a parks dept. in Chico Ca. We get lots of practice pulling hangers out of the trees in the pic-nic areas. Maybe you have a park in your area with some large trees...you might get some funny looks, but who cares!! John Paul has the proper mind set...visulization goes a long way. I...

Alpine Butterfly Knot another good one is the Apline Butterfly Knot..... http://www.animatedknots.com/ Go to climbing knots...

Pollard The only trees that I have seen cut in half as a common practice are Mulberry, Sycamore, Crape myrtle, and Cherry. :buttkick:

Gopher abatement program Here at the park we use Macabe Traps, Gopher Bait and our new Rodex 6000. www.rodexindustries.com/6000.html The Rodex is too much FUN!!!:blob2:

Training.... That's great news!!! Now make sure you train everyone who uses it and it will last a long time. Remind them that there is always a bucket and brush waiting in the shop next time it goes down.:jawdrop: