Looking for a bridge for my Sit&Drag.

[swampsnyper]

Ok, with an adjustable bridge, would you use 2 carabiners? I like the idea of being able to remove the bridge.
Still playing with my kestrel to figure out what I like. If I could use 1/4" am steel and make a whoopie sling with fixed loop and adjustable loop, I should be able to just hook each loop to my saddle with a biner. Then adjust as needed for length.

Still use the original tree tether, but with a ropeman 1 instead of Prussic or Blake's hitch.

Sound doable?

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yup

 

[Tyler malone]

Contact Dutch and tell him you want one made from 1/4". He'll do it. You need a 3" fixed loop, a 12" bury, and a max length of 35".

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So Dutch will make a bridge for me?

 

[swampsnyper]

So Dutch will make a bridge for me?

Probably. He does custom work so I don’t see why not. Give him the specs G2 offered.

 

[g2outdoors]

So Dutch will make a bridge for me?

Just don't tell him what's it's for. He probably won't want to make something intended for life support at 25'.

3" fixed loop w/6" bury, a 10" constriction, a minimum adjustment length of 20", and a max length of 35".

 

[Tyler malone]

Lol

 

[redsquirrel]

How is Dutch going to make a whoopie sling for a bridge? You are going to have to take it apart in order to put it on the saddle? Isn't a whoopie a custom job? Locked brummel on one site and then the other end has to be run around the bridge before being buried.

 

[g2outdoors]

he wants to use carabiners. I wouldn't myself, but Dutch could make one and then use 1 carabiner to attach it. Girth hitch the fixed loop and a carabiner on the adjustable side.

 

[redsquirrel]

he wants to use carabiners. I wouldn't myself, but Dutch could make one and then use 1 carabiner to attach it. Girth hitch the fixed loop and a carabiner on the adjustable side.

Got it. I missed that part.

 

[Tyler malone]

Thanks for the help guys. I got someone to help me out. Thanks