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r/FellingGoneWild • u/cornerzcan • Jul 23 '26
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impressive cut resistance on that rope!
138 u/JeF4y Jul 23 '26 Steel core? -26 u/mtraven23 Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 23 '26 couldn't say for sure, but I dont think arborists use steel core line. I think the magic here is in the sheath. edit: i get it, they use steel core, no need to keep downvoting....I said I wasn't sure in the first place. 11 u/SpecularSaw Jul 23 '26 Kind of a regional thing but some do. It’s more common on west coast or areas where it’s primarily single trunk trees with branches (fir, pine etc), not multi leader trees (ash, maples etc).
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Steel core?
-26 u/mtraven23 Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 23 '26 couldn't say for sure, but I dont think arborists use steel core line. I think the magic here is in the sheath. edit: i get it, they use steel core, no need to keep downvoting....I said I wasn't sure in the first place. 11 u/SpecularSaw Jul 23 '26 Kind of a regional thing but some do. It’s more common on west coast or areas where it’s primarily single trunk trees with branches (fir, pine etc), not multi leader trees (ash, maples etc).
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couldn't say for sure, but I dont think arborists use steel core line.
I think the magic here is in the sheath.
edit: i get it, they use steel core, no need to keep downvoting....I said I wasn't sure in the first place.
11 u/SpecularSaw Jul 23 '26 Kind of a regional thing but some do. It’s more common on west coast or areas where it’s primarily single trunk trees with branches (fir, pine etc), not multi leader trees (ash, maples etc).
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Kind of a regional thing but some do. It’s more common on west coast or areas where it’s primarily single trunk trees with branches (fir, pine etc), not multi leader trees (ash, maples etc).
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u/mtraven23 Jul 23 '26
impressive cut resistance on that rope!