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Using rock climbing ropes instead of the tree ropes!
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<blockquote data-quote="TheTreeSpyder" data-source="post: 253871" data-attributes="member: 1691"><p>Just a momentary lapse of (t)reason guys; i'm sure this too shall pass!</p><p></p><p>Previous to the tautline; there was the tarbuck in the natural rope fiber age. Specifically dropped from use just for the way tarbuck messed up on synthetic kernmantle; tautline is very similar construction. Each a round turn grab on host line pulled from 1 end. The double round turn strategies that are pulled from both ends works lots better. Lines that carry load on inside, and the friction hitch grabs the unloaded covering to grip can be a problem for any of these strategies, but were really noted in the tautline's cousin the tarbuck; as it was dropped from service.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TheTreeSpyder, post: 253871, member: 1691"] Just a momentary lapse of (t)reason guys; i'm sure this too shall pass! Previous to the tautline; there was the tarbuck in the natural rope fiber age. Specifically dropped from use just for the way tarbuck messed up on synthetic kernmantle; tautline is very similar construction. Each a round turn grab on host line pulled from 1 end. The double round turn strategies that are pulled from both ends works lots better. Lines that carry load on inside, and the friction hitch grabs the unloaded covering to grip can be a problem for any of these strategies, but were really noted in the tautline's cousin the tarbuck; as it was dropped from service. [/QUOTE]
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