Great Video! I really like the cases he shows, where it borderline between what is acceptable and what is not. Way too many videos and inspection manuals only show the examples where the rope is cut half way through or has a completely different colour after being exposed to chemicals :-) good work Teufelberger!
Great video thank you. I assume you can just cut the bad part out of the rope if it's near the end of the rope and then you're good to go again albeit a slightly shorter rope?
Great information there John.
Thank you for sharing that and keep yourself safe!
Randy
great video. Literally life saving, thank you.
Great Video! I really like the cases he shows, where it borderline between what is acceptable and what is not. Way too many videos and inspection manuals only show the examples where the rope is cut half way through or has a completely different colour after being exposed to chemicals :-) good work Teufelberger!
Thank you for making this video. You did an excellent job.
Good job!
Great video thank you. I assume you can just cut the bad part out of the rope if it's near the end of the rope and then you're good to go again albeit a slightly shorter rope?
yes you can if you didn't detect any other faulty parts during the rope inspection
isnt drenaline a kernmantle rope?
and washing in the washing machine with your clothes plus your normal clothes detergent is ok?
Yes you can wash your rope in washing machine, not more than 30°C and you can't use your clothes detergent, you must use a specific rope detergent
Which rope material have longest life span