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I'm interested in how you tied/anchored the blue rope to the white?

Beautiful setup there!

do you enjoy it

It’s a DMM hitch climber eccentric.

So I just pulled out my SAKA today for the first time, and I was wondering what that rubber band is for? I saw your video hoping for an answer and found you asking the same question. Oh well!

Beautiful! Which kind of pulley?

Yes, Michelle it gave a good quality video. Thanks for commenting.

This is the first time I’ve ever seen an oil filter, fatigue like this. It is also the first time that I ever let a filter go unchanged for two years I reckon the lesson to be learned from this, at least for me is the change the filter at a minimum every 12 months. I am quite surprised that the filter did fatigue like this. Definitely is a quality problem. Thanks for replying.

Thanks for your comment 👍🏼

Rest in peace, love of my life.

Good video! Ditto on the workout too.😊

Why don't you also use foot ascender? That will make it easier to climb the rope...😂

Yes, it’s a late autumn 🍂

Beautiful scenery Phil

Don't get it!!... trying to learn the skills to climb trees for cutting them.. but I just can't see clearly how your set-up works!!

Great camera! It felt like I was in the car

Hi, I made a video “ Weaver cambium saver installation “ Check it out on this RUclips channel.

Nice! How do you get that type of friction saver installed?

Mind if I share some tips?

Hey man! Fellow climber here!

Now that was FAST!!! 💨 😅

Saw this today then showed my family this video!

Are you an arborist?

❤👌👍

Thanks for the demo. I've been thinking about adding a foot ascender to my Blake's hitch system, but I wasn't sure how well it would work with MRS. The self-tending mod really makes life easier, I've found. One suggestion: try adding a close-up of the item, itself.

Hi, the pulley is just aiding to take out the slack by hand while advancing on the Blake’s hitch.

New to climbing here, is that pulley setup to control your descent in a safer manner?

Honestly you looked better than I did my first time but I jumped into it with just a tiny bit less forethought than you did it seems. Using gloves was a game changer which you may or may not like. It is annoying taking them off to do detail work or keeping them on through it but the way it grips the rope really helped me for some reason. Doesn’t look like you need any help just sharing my experience as I’m a new climber too. Thanks for sharing and filming your journey.

Very helpful…..good information keeps ropes in and water out😅

Nicely done

Super,like watching myself as I've a similar set up,I'm 67 and only been climbing for a couple of years,love it.Have you gone to an ISA competition yet,great learning experience.

I have the same thing but using DRT, couldn’t get it going, will try again tomorrow. Thanks for the video!

Hi, I'm currently using a cheap foot ascender from AliExpress for €13. It works, but the rope flies out regularly. It's so annoying. The strap also slips. What about the Notch JetStep? Does the strap slip? Greetings from Germany

Hey 👋, nice Rope walk. I use em too. Unfortunately, rope walking with the rope wrench is not so well known here in Germany.

Great video

The petzl asap has a similar issue. The cam holds the rope unless you remove all tension it will disengage

Great breakdown video. I do some moonlighting from tower work with tree climbing and it's awesome that you make these videos.

Firstly, the main reason Teufelberger tells you to use their replacement bridges strictly is because, if you use anything else, it will void the warranty on your harness. I frequently need to adjust my bridge length for various demonstrations on my RUclips channel and, after one has loaded the Teufelberger bridge even a few times, that stopper knot becomes all but impossible to untie and so I cut mine off and now use two 11mm lengths of ropes of diferent make and model so that my bridges can be a) color coded, b) so that I could have extra length on my main bridge and daisy chain the excess the way you have shown and c) so that both of my bridges can easily be untied and have the lengths adjusted at anytime. I usually will run them at the same length so that I can use them together, for a redundant bridge arrangement, or so that I can use each one separately for two different climbing systems at the same time. Just like yourself, I also have a ring on each bridge because I prefer how it orients my hardware and devices by 90 degrees. Anyways, my original point was that I do not believe there exist any inherent risks surrounding using non-Teufelberger bridges on one's Treemotion so long as they are regularly inspected and fit properly. I honestly believe Teufelberger is just trying to market more of their own products. Interesting video. Thanks for posting. I have a RUclips channel all about knots, friction hitches, and tree climbing if you ever want to check it out. Take care!

👍 leaved !!

Good instruction, nice job. Aloha!

Aka pulleys

That is so true. Thanks for commenting. 👍

Your not pulling that hard, but bend radius that tight significantly decreases capacity and life cycle. It also dramatically increases resistance

You've tied the ABK using an end, which makes it an "end of line" ABK. Cheers