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Buy and Sell Used Climbing Gear Please do not post retail SPAM.

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For sale draws and cams
stugang
23-Nov-2015
10:03:37 PM
Gents ladies and thingermejimmies

I have a set of metious tcu cams for sale. 6 cams 00, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4. All used but fine imo. $40 each? $200 for the set.

5x phantom dmm draws 12cm. Unused $60.

Make an offer if I'm dreaming.
stugang
23-Nov-2015
10:29:57 PM
Also have set of wild country wires. Very used. 13 wires in all. $0. They're all fine and would be good for a start out rack.

Macciza
24-Nov-2015
12:19:34 AM
Is that really $0 for the wires? I'll pay postage.
Have lost various ones of mine over the years and love the classic rock shape...
Oh and the draws, they'll match what I've got ...
Might be keen on some cams too. The 00 & 0 probably.
Cheers
MM
stugang
24-Nov-2015
10:35:27 AM
Macca

Yes $0 for wires is the price. You serious about the draws and cams? The draws are yours but will see if anyone wants the set of cams b4 splitting. $200 for 6 cams anyone?

Macciza
24-Nov-2015
8:14:14 PM
Hey
Yeah, a couple more phantom draws would be good..
Can get by without the small cams so try selling them as a set I guess
Will PM for details
stugang
27-Nov-2015
7:22:27 AM
Macca box is full. Sending midday - you prefer single or double shoulder length sling?
stugang
2-Dec-2015
7:32:21 PM
Jeez Macca your box really takes a pounding and is full again. Hope you're ok. Anyways I tried to pm you the message below. In any case - Happy cranking, grinding, grovelling, sweating, climbing, but most of all grooving.
Stu



Cheers Macca got email notification of $ being sent, not in bank yet but sure it will be there soon.

Hope draws and wires arrived safe and sound and get a good thrashing. Those wires have seen me up some awesome routes all over world and saved my arse many a time - so when they finally do die please say a little prayer for them from me :)
Cheers
Stu

IdratherbeclimbingM9
2-Dec-2015
8:53:31 PM
On 2/12/2015 Jayford4321 wrote:
>snip
>Hope draws and wires arrived safe and sound and get a good thrashing.
>Those wires have seen me up some awesome routes all over world and saved
>my arse many a time - so when they finally do die please say a little prayer
>for them from me :)
>snip

Do wires ever actually die, especially if they normally live on a rack?

The only wires that I have ever seen in a deceased state were insitu rusted cable ones on coastal climbs in particular, or snapped RP's on inland climbs that some bugger was too lazy to clean the dead heads of, after doing them in...
rb
3-Dec-2015
9:37:54 AM
>Do wires ever actually die, especially if they normally live on a rack?

Yep - strands of the cables snap and fray, usually from cack-handed cleaning. One or two snapped strands is enough for me to chuck a small wire in the bin.
TimP
3-Dec-2015
1:12:37 PM
Can you replace the wires? I've got an old set of HB nuts with the "H" section you can't get anymore, one has got a strand sticking out (a "meat hook" as old sailors call it) I'd love to get a new wire swaged on.


On 3/12/2015 rb wrote:
>>Do wires ever actually die, especially if they normally live on a rack?
>
>Yep - strands of the cables snap and fray, usually from cack-handed cleaning.
>One or two snapped strands is enough for me to chuck a small wire in the
>bin.
stugang
3-Dec-2015
1:36:50 PM
If it's just one strand I'd just snip it off and wrap some tape around the spot to stop it running.

Alternately that was the type of nut I gave to Miguel so maybe if you asked him nicely and arranged a suitable trade?

Vumnoo
3-Dec-2015
2:15:26 PM
Jayford4321, I sent you a PM regarding the remaining draws assuming they're still available. (:

Miguel75
3-Dec-2015
5:13:19 PM
On 3/12/2015 Jayford4321 wrote:
>If it's just one strand I'd just snip it off and wrap some tape around
>the spot to stop it running.
>
>Alternately that was the type of nut I gave to Miguel so maybe if you
>asked him nicely and arranged a suitable trade?

Thanks again for the nuts Stu. I'm working on being mean so no matter how nicely Tim asks, I probably won't share;)
Jayford4321
3-Dec-2015
5:24:07 PM
On 3/12/2015 Jayford4321 wrote:
>If it's just one strand I'd just snip it off and wrap some tape around
>the spot to stop it running.
>
silicon tape that self adheres 2 itself is way betta than crppy electrical tape.
beta still is a dab of hot solda.
Jayford4321
3-Dec-2015
6:18:16 PM
On 2/12/2015 IdratherbeclimbingM9 wrote:
>Do wires ever actually die, especially if they normally live on a rack?
>
Cors they do.
If they live on a rack that implies they neva get used, kinda like eddies, tho I'll givya that theyR tuff little items when U do get them out where they belong.

Ay ed, topup simey's stipend so he can give U a lift to Richmond for chrissy groupie drinkypoos at stueys, cos he has spent the proceeds of his gear sale on martini ingredients knowing U R a fan of his. Tis tha season to be jolly an all that, who knows, U might be able to afterwards hava crack at Burnley Wall - in a day, giving pie a run for his money, if martini oblivion dont set in 1st?

Eduardo Slabofvic
3-Dec-2015
8:10:38 PM
That sounds real good, but have you changed your underpants since last time you went top roping?
Jayford4321
4-Dec-2015
8:54:39 AM
On 3/12/2015 Eduardo Slabofvic wrote:
>That sounds real good, but have you changed your underpants since last time you went top roping?

Yep sure have. The way U belayed me that time still gives me shudders.

Eduardo Slabofvic
4-Dec-2015
9:35:57 AM
That's where you're mistaken. I've never belayed you on anything
Jayford4321
4-Dec-2015
9:52:03 AM
On 4/12/2015 Eduardo Slabofvic wrote:
>That's where you're mistaken. I've never belayed you on anything

@ least as far as a martini induced coma lets U rememba?
I know Ur style as that's exactly what it felt like at my end of tha rope.
Hey simey, U can stop worryin now, Ur secret is safe with eddy!

Eduardo Slabofvic
4-Dec-2015
1:01:33 PM
Your obsession aside, no, never climbed with you. Never want to either, what with that perpetual waft of putrescence emanating from your mucky cleft.

Stick to third rate home renovations, it's what you're good at.

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