Tricks & Tips for the pulleySAVER by Josephine Hedger

[@neightjay]

I've had one for a few years. Just learned I could use it on the spare using just the thimble and pulley. Easier too retrieve for sure. Looking forward to trying it. Thanks for sharing.

[@Dingusmaningus]

I got given one of these and it seemed intimidating but this is super helpful

[@tommyRfrancis]

Very helpful thank you ☺👍🏼

[@RateMyHinge]

Love the video. Knowledge is power! ✊🏼

[@gilzr473]

Thanks for sharing, best videos on KZbin

[@silkyfox7617]

Great Video Josephine!

[@mvblitzyo]

excellent demo ..

[@arboristupatree7390]

Good vid thanks.

[@sergiosantos7314]

Nice! Tnks. Saludo desde Rio de Janeiro

[@mit-cycle]

So except less friction than the standard ring and ring cambiumsaver, what are the advantages of the pully saver?

[@Generalkenobi325]

Adjustable length allowing you to create a false anchor using multiple branches to spread the load instead of looking for a natural fork or double wrapping a cambium saver and being able to wrap around large stems like logging down for instance

[@callmehali4197]

Hi, just wondering if you guys have tried using (successfully) the pulley saver in a SRT canopy anchor setting? Thanks for the cool videos!

[@TeufelbergerGroup]

Hello, no we unfortunately never did because it is not certified for it and thanks! Appreciate it! :-)

[@andyruiz9108]

What shackle are you using ?

[@markjohnston6736]

Can you set it from the ground

[@ppavlic]

What size pulley saver was Josephine using?

[@TeufelbergerGroup]

1.5m (existing in 1.25 and 4m also)

[@johnhass1084]

Mock up on ground would be better for camera angles, less clutter with gear and lots easier and clearer

[@pixeldiversity]

Thanks. But no vertical video Syndrom please ;-)

[@falfield]

Principle great, commentary good and clear, indexing with links brilliant, but the video quality was a real disappointment: I just couldn't see enough detail. Was this a phone in portrait mode?

[@TeufelbergerGroup]

Yes it is , better to use a laptop or a tablet and in HD. Sorry

[@falfield]

@@TeufelbergerGroup Thanks for this but you may have misapprehended. I was using a PC and a big HD screen. The quality problem is with the recording, not with the viewing - I was asking if this video was taken using a phone as camera. But the real purpose of my post, as well as to express the frustration I felt at being so near - and yet so far - from something really useful, was to encourage you to re-film it using proper cameraman/woman and using proper gear, preferably with image stabilisation as well.

[@EdtheGardener]

Shame the parts are only good for 3 years...

[@TeufelbergerGroup]

because some parts are made with technical fibers really sensitive to UV, we are working on that

[@EdtheGardener]

@@TeufelbergerGroup Which parts in particular?