Brief introduction to 'Single rope work positioning'

[@AugustHunicke]

Love the 3/1. It's one of the main things that even skeptical old school DdRT only types can get excited about.

[@corpsiecorpsie_the_original]

Plus, if you don't already have a DMM Revolver you now have an excuse to buy new gear 😁 I'm so glad I saw people using the Revolver for a 3:1 before I went out and got separate carbiners and pulleys

[@HMtreeservice]

We just recently got into SRT climbing, and i have to say that 3:1 setup is crazy great advice coming from DRT limb walking! Thanks alot guys!

[@ClimbingArborist]

Good stuff! 🤙

[@dougscott2408]

first person in a climbing video to tell me why someone needs a rope wrench...TY

[@willyjilly9684]

I'm new to climbing, I've never climbed SRT. That tip on limb walking and mechanical advantage 3:1 is amazing. Thank you for sharing your experience! helps people who may never climb SRT, but want to understand it..

[@NickMadrone]

I've been climbing seven years and trying SRT now. This is the first video I've watched on it. Thanks for the tip on the 3:1!

[@lifeisgood070]

omg that 3:1 tip was life changing. Thank you. I'm clipping a cheap 7000lb pulley to it. CMI only $25. Yeeehaw.

[@boxinmetalx]

thanks great video...still haven't used srt technique to work, only on long accents, but it looks a lot more efficient energy wise ...i work with someone who still uses a blakes hitch and no split tail, says he is comfortable, and it is what he learned, he is fast now, but seems crazy to me, why he ties and reties all the time, it is amazing how things advance, using the hitch cimber and vt, with false crotch is about as advanced as iv'e got, but it works for me, the trees here aren't too big, another fav of mine for access is a doubled rope and a klemheist as a hitch tied just about arms length away and then foot lockt he doubles line, i got to say it is fast but more energy demanding than STR method, must buy some kit and get out and learn more, still want a good session on the spider jack to finally make up my mind, always end up goign back to VT and pulley tho

[@Kievlar]

I’d like to climb our backyard trees. I want an SRT system. This is a nice intro for noob like me. I want a deeper discussion on the equipments needed and techniques I should know. Will explore your channel.

[@aliray1165]

Use a hand ascender up top for the three to one, clip the pulley to that and you can even advance the hand ascender each time if you’re really fatigued.

[@treetime3043]

I give LIKE 1000 ftw, Too bad here in Colombia the climbing laws don't allow any mechanical device that requires a rope or knots likes blakes. Here it has to be fully mechanical devices like rope runner, zig zag or akimbo, great job brother!

[@corpsiecorpsie_the_original]

@Sir Scofferoff - or to suppress poor people from earning money doing climbing jobs

[@SmfPawgy]

How are they enforcing this lol

[@michaelalbro6856]

I see most of the pro’s using this Rope wrench, hitch and pulley system with a foot and knee ascender when SRT, it must be a really good set up.

[@mb61j2]

Good bless this man for overcoming his autism. So proud of you! You are an inspiration for all us

[@steveg9863]

Huge help, thanks again for shortening the learning curve!

[@nevin3123]

thanks for the intro. i can always trust your videos.

[@jasonfeazel3806]

Love your videos Brother they’ve been a big help. I just recently switched over to SRT and I absolutely love it. Thank you, climb safe and GOD Bless. 🙏😇

[@ClimbingArborist]

SRT is a game changer, that's for sure

[@lawrence1md]

You make the foot ascender look so smooth! When I get started mine lifts the rope unless it’s weighted. ???

[@FT4Freedom]

I use my saw as a base weight on ascent and then pull the saw up to me after I am in the tree.

[@lawrence1md]

@@FT4Freedom that’s a excellent idea!

[@daveaskin1333]

Fantastic. Thanks. Very clear. Very useful.

[@kindledspirt]

how can get a equipment list for that exact setup?

[@awesometopics1988]

Awwesome videos bro thanks for the knowledge

[@corpsiecorpsie_the_original]

The best reason to use a prusik hitch over a hand ascender is that you're not wearing out an expensive hand ascender and not putting that excessive wear from the hand ascender on the rope.

[@jodelboy]

8:56 that's what she said

[@danielarnold9058]

that is so cool (10:25) i'm going to buy my self all that kit.

[@crewstreeservice]

Thanks dan really appreciate the info. I've been looking at the treemotion. I think it will be good for me. Stay safe.

[@MatthewFried]

what length eye-to-eye are you using for the VT?

[@philipperenaud4273]

awesome vid dan. just bought a rope wrench in hopes of learning soon but i would love to go out with someone to show me how to play around with it all! this almost makes me want to go and give it a go alone. which i wont for safety's sake. now im pretty certain but you were just out in saskastoon for the pctcc were you not this past weekend. i spoke to you about a friend who is looking for some tree work job for this winter. i totally forgot to get a hold of you for some contact info.

[@ClimbingArborist]

Hey Philippe, only just saw this message, if you still need some info just email me at [e-mail], cheers

[@turtlezed]

do you use the hitchiker at all Dan? I notice its much more compact than a rope wrench and tether and looks a pretty solid alternative to the rope wrench, if I was using a hitch I think I'd prefer that over the wrench....have you got a comparison vid?

[@Jack-ik9vy]

Have you removed the little rubber stopper on your rope wrench, how does it behave without it?

[@bibiamar]

Hey , can you go up with the 3:1 with foot ascender ?

[@kingandy71]

was cold this morning ? :-)

[@jaytaylor1505]

I have that same harness/sattle

[@dulcieball161]

Nice job

[@georgelewisray]

Very Helpful !!

[@davidhall8874]

This is not for beginners. You assume the "beginner" already knows terms and applications.

[@anthonybasile2560]

A climber climbing off of a prusik alone would not melt a prusik it would just weld. Beginning of the video you say that a rope wrench is needed so that a climber does not melt the process I think that is just a common misconception. Kevin Bingham actually touches base on it and some of his videos

[@anthonybasile2560]

Thank you for the awesome video and dedicating your time to teach others. Truly an inspiration

[@ClimbingArborist]

Hi Anthony, thanks for bringing up this point. If you've heard the podcast we did with Kevin Bingham we actually spoke about this point and he gives a good insight into what happens with the hitch and how it binds up extremely tightly, so like you say it would be unlikely to melt under the heat of the friction. But if the hitch was broken/loosened to enable a fast descent this is still a very real possibility. You only have to hear Rachel Brudzinski's story and the melting of her prussik to understand.

[@anthonybasile2560]

For sure I will check that out thank you for the info

[@joeya6795]

Just use the foot loop to assist in alternating with the saddle prusik to descend, and you'll never, ever again, have to worry about melting/welding hitch knots.

[@scatoutdebutter]

Thanks!

[@bn9585]

What's the benefit of the fimble rather than just a prusik loop mate, just thinking of cost haha

[@reubentrapp]

you can use a double Munter hitch on a biner/pulley. cheap, simple, takes some practice, but works great.

[@NatoPotato700]

NIce, informative vid :) Is that a pinto pulley? In this application, I'd imagine its better for attaching to the rope wrench than the hitch pulley? As per the thumbnail pic?

[@ascencion8883]

Just picked up the akimbo, i only base tie with trims. Crown tie for removals. But i still prefer drt methodology. Climb tuff my cutters!!!

[@combustible420]

Is it possible to just use a Valdotain tresse and just a good prussic rope. Safety always, but wouldn't that be just about the same? Just wondering....

[@joeya6795]

Yes, I SRT with just a simple prusik on the saddle and another prusik for the foot loop (for foot assist). No need for any of this extra annoying gear.

[@sentinela8775]

What's that rope you're using?

[@corpsiecorpsie_the_original]

What knots do you use on your VT prusik cord?

[@corpsiecorpsie_the_original]

@@docsvet720 - which type of fisherman's?

[@corpsiecorpsie_the_original]

@@docsvet720 - It doesn't look like a fisherman's knot at all. imgur.com/a/O9slNMY

[@corpsiecorpsie_the_original]

@@docsvet720 - ok, that's actually a poacher's knot. www.101knots.com/poachers-knot.html

[@outofmytr3317]

@@corpsiecorpsie_the_original Poachers loop is also known as a double fisherman’s loop hence the confusion.

[@Norwegianwoodworker]

Great video :) Are you providing courses too?? Would love to attend one :) TR

[@ajb1515]

Looks like your using kernmaster and ocean 8mm? That's the same setup I've got but I'm still playing with the eye to eye length, what length is that your using in the vid?

[@ClimbingArborist]

Hey Andy, the length of cord is somewhere between 28-30 inches eye to eye, can't quite remember. if your using friction cord and tying fisherman's in the end to make your eyes then just leaves long tails so that you can adjust the size until you find the length that works the best for you.

[@geodencitogripal5125]

❤❤

[@ClimbingArborist]

👍

[@martindejaen3337]

😎👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@jgould7228]

Can you do a video on how to cable a tree?

[@lescooper4481]

He knows what he's on about but he don't half rabbit on

[@billybangshouse]

You’re wearing that tm a little high huh

[@corpsiecorpsie_the_original]

What do you mean?

[@crewstreeservice]

Hi dan, iam looking to get a new harness would you recommend the tree motion or what are you thoughts thank chad

[@ClimbingArborist]

Chad, I've tried a few harnesses and the treemotion for me is superior to the others. It gives you a huge range of motion for work positioning, you can attach to the rope bridge plates rather than side D's for more comfort if you so wish, all you can customise accessory loops to suit you. Always best to try a few out before buying if possible though.

[@mistahbenn]

SQUEEKY GLOVES!!! Mic too loud. Other wise informative to beginners. Good job Dan

[@markhamze154]

As far as I am concerned the more mechanical devices a have the more I am in danger

[@corpsiecorpsie_the_original]

Rope is a mechanical device

[@sixmagpies]

Good effort, and an interesting subject. But the dreadful "boring British bureaucrat" style of script and delivery is painful. Far too many grammatical hesitations, tangents and peripheral distractions from the main subject. Sorry, but this is true and you really do need to get someone who knows how to write a focused, concise and, therefore, an interestingly presentable script.

[@corpsiecorpsie_the_original]

Nope. Your analysis of the video is wrong.

[@fancentral4662]

The script could do with a tightening up. Intonations in the delivery reduce the impact. There’s a whole science in this. Much of the intonation makes statements of fact sound like a question. It’s really annoying once recognised (sorry and i hate saying this) I really like the content, just want to see the content delivered with as much impact as possible. Presenter obviously knows his stuff.

[@reubentrapp]

That's funny coming from 7magpies who has 36 subscribers vs Dan who has over 74,000 lol!

[@sixmagpies]

@@reubentrapp 36 subscribers? Wow, I never knew! But for what I also don't know because I've never posted anything to get them. Funny old world.

[@supercharged3975]

It's easier to use ladders lol

[@Pissgremlin5964]

Damp Patch make sure you video your inevitable failure.

[@supercharged3975]

Jason Webb didn't need to used ladders and chopped tree. Easy work

[@peterelliman2577]

Damp Patch a

[@peterelliman2577]

Sorry new to this. All the series have given me such a choice of options to choose from in any situation I may find myself in. Thank you.

[@mr.benitezhimself]

Super Charged I thought the same but these techniques are much safer

[@DaveWYorks]

You clearly have the knowledge but you just can't seem to string a sentence together, maybe practice your delivery a bit more.