Rescue from a Horizontal Tirfor And Tension Lines.

[@simonleeks7945]

Great videos there great for just visual refreshers when you haven't trained for a while across all levels!!

[@nathanhoette328]

Bloody smooth as usual. Love it!

[@milesmetcalfe94]

Great video as always!!! out of curiosity do you know what was the peak dynamic load seen through the system during the rescue was?

[@BushCampingTools]

Great video!

[@mattieLooseRider]

Good video of a system that is commonly used in the industry but it's not usually explained on training courses

[@Andy-lq6zw]

Brilliantly done👍

[@shylobaker6769]

Just out of curiosity, did you record a max figure on the load cell with both of you on the tirfor?

[@samsudingdoloh3308]

How many people allowed to be on tentionline?

[@xzaclee4067]

1

[@survivallessonsv.r.8736]

Hi. Nice video bro)

[@oldanddisgusted5998]

Question, how do turfer systems handle pulleys? Is there a over stress on the pulley running over wire as opposed to rope? I’m talking standard rigging pulleys not cable blocks.

[@AccessTechniques]

It shouldn't affect the strength of the pulley but it will wear the sheave rapidly. Petzl's Tandem Speed pulley has wear resistant sheaves specifically for use on cable.

[@beast22622]

Hello, what is the best way to get started in rope access? Also What are some good schools in the US you might know of? Thanks.

[@brentseely6113]

P.m.i./v.r.s. in denver Colorado 👍

[@azlanazlanie2486]

Where are u guys...? Miss your video..

[@TheLoobis]

Man, I hope I get a response to this. This channel has been very educational for me (with all the climbing gear and stuff) but what is it you guys actually do? Like work on bridges or something?

[@slattman1509abn]

They run a rope access training company that certifies students to the IRATA standards. Rope access techs use two rope techniques to work on difficult to access locations like bridges, wind turbines, Communications facilities, oil platforms, etc.

[@bekindbekind2815]

Why you don’t need friction carabiner

[@joebygate213]

Was wondering the same thing

[@TheModularDiver]

The two person load weight is distributed between both the descenders. So each descender only sees a one person load. Friction biners are required for two person loads.

[@dhonieaugustman36493]

Because he use 2 descender and all load onto the descender

[@ropeaccess3994]

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