My thought was : how can WISPA help improve safety for members? I climb
more than I care to, frankly. Safety is the #1 objective. *nothing* is
more important. Consider weather, weight, structure, attachment, ropes..
the list is long and I agree, a seminar/training is the way to go.
Between jets
Brian :)
Your only 21 years old, CONGRATS!
When I read about guys like you and Kurt , who is still in high school
and running a wisp, it makes me happy and proud of you guys that are
starting life embracing a business and making a go at it.
So keep up the hard work, someday you'll look back o
Sure is nice to ask for advice and be insulted. If you know so much
about how I climb, tell me what I have done wrong. Or start asking me
trick questions that I'll answer wrong. Than you may insult me.
Mike Healy wrote:
H, sounds to me like you better find a class than can teach you
c
If you want to sponsor me, I'll go. I have no funds for that. Rant
some more.nope.still don't have money. I did order a hard hat
as well, so I guess I'm on the right track. Also, I did plan on
attaching the lanyard to the tower legs because I feel they are stronger
compared to the c
H, sounds to me like you better find a class than can teach you
common sense cause you sure ain't got any. I agree with Bob's
rant. with one addition... IF (and that is a big if) the
local fire dept has a ladder it is only going to go up less than 100'
for one and they are not t
Dude..
Only if its free??? That's putting alot of value on your life
Staying tied off 100% of the time is great but only if you are anchored
to the right stuff. For example, there is no way to safely attach a
standard 6' "Y" fall arrest system to Rohn 25 or 45G. Did you know
that?
To be completely honest. Only if it's free. Otherwise, I'll stay tied
off 100% of the time and not let anyone stand below me. From there,
I'll just pick up pointers as I go along and use common sense (something
no class can teach me).
A. Huppenthal wrote:
How about a training seminar for
How about a training seminar for climbing - OSHA safe.
Brian Rohrbacher wrote:
Actually, I already own it. Bill Curd sold me his extra one 2 weeks ago.
George wrote:
Hey order the one with the aluminum bar seat in it.
It's only like 20 dollars more, and it's a lot more comfortable to be
o
Actually, I already own it. Bill Curd sold me his extra one 2 weeks ago.
George wrote:
Hey order the one with the aluminum bar seat in it.
It's only like 20 dollars more, and it's a lot more comfortable to be
on a tower in.
http://www.midwestunlimited.com/store_detail.lasso?-Token.id=10193
Hey order the one with the aluminum bar seat in it.
It's only like 20 dollars more, and it's a lot more comfortable to be on
a tower in.
http://www.midwestunlimited.com/store_detail.lasso?-Token.id=10193
I just got one for my guy and hey says it's way more comfortable than
the other one and
Brian Rohrbacher wrote:
last chance. I am ordering. Well, it's been 3 yearsbut it's time
for a harness. Up until now I only climbed grain legs. I am going to
go up a 90ft Rohn 25g style tower. It there anything else I need.
Yeah...How about some training???
Can I get some links
last chance. I am ordering. Well, it's been 3 yearsbut it's time
for a harness. Up until now I only climbed grain legs. I am going to
go up a 90ft Rohn 25g style tower. It there anything else I need.
Can I get some links to the rope and pulleys ya'll use?
http://www.midwestunlimit
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