Easy. Just pull the tail end and raise your load slightly and the progress capture prusik will loosen. If you want to lower the load you must keep the progress capture collapsed against the anchor pulley or else it will grab again when you reset. Cheers
A single person lifting 300 kilos is challenging but not impossible. I would use a 9:1 as a starting point. Let me think about it. Thanks for the suggestion.
Best explanation I've seen. Thank you very much for sharing 👍🏼
Glad you liked it. Cheers
Nice, you’re feeding my addiction to pulleys, knots, and ropes again, but I’m loving it.
Cool. Hope you enjoy my other videos too. I've always found this stuff interesting too obviously.
Well put together, smooth, informative video. Well done!
Thanks! Happy you enjoyed the video.
This is a good idea for tight places. Thanks
For sure, thanks for watching.
Very interesting I learned something new.
Good.
I've learned something today. Very fascinating. Thank you!
Good. Happy to have helped.
Very cool video, in a situation like this, how do you remove tension if the anchor line prussik is still under load?
Easy. Just pull the tail end and raise your load slightly and the progress capture prusik will loosen. If you want to lower the load you must keep the progress capture collapsed against the anchor pulley or else it will grab again when you reset. Cheers
How you release tension of this first prussik after use?
You simply raise the load slightly to release tension on the Prusik and hold it open against the pulley. Takes two hands but fairly straight-forward.
You can use also jumar in place of pursic
Yes. What is nice about rope work is that there are many options available to accomplish a goal. And it is fun learning them all. Cheers
Can you make a video where you lift and move something heavy(like 300 kilos) along the rope line with pulleys and just man power
A single person lifting 300 kilos is challenging but not impossible. I would use a 9:1 as a starting point. Let me think about it. Thanks for the suggestion.
@@perryfire3006 Yes its a challenge but would be cool to solve. Thanks man
there is a little field mouse at 3:50 i think he is scared of complex systems!
Ha! You're right. It happened so fast I didn't even notice. Sharp eye!