The Port-A-Wrap XL provides a safer and more efficient method for lowering substantial wood loads. Say goodbye to outdated practices of wrapping rigging lines around trees. With its impressive 12,000 lb. working load limit, it outshines its predecessors, ensuring unmatched strength and friction control. This XL version has become the go-to choice for arborits seeking a cost-effective friction control device, owing to its remarkable versatility in various rigging applications.

Whether it's the secure lowering of loads from elevated positions or the swift redirection of ropes, the Port-A-Wrap XL proves itself as a pivotal tool. Its added features, such as the extra eye for attaching rigging blocks, elevate its functionality for modern arborists. Invest in the Port-A-Wrap XL for a seamless, efficient, and safe wood lowering experience that aligns with contemporary standards in arborist equipment.

• Product Name: Buckingham Port-A-Wrap XL
• Function: Friction control device for wood lowering
• Working Load Limit: 12,000 lbs
• Compatibility: Suitable for 7/8" lowering rope
• Material: Nickel-plated steel tube

The Buck Port-A-Wrap has been widely popular among the modern-day arborist. Old school arborists used to lower heavy wood by wrapping their rigging lines around nearby trees, causing damage to trees and often causing accidents. With the Buck Port-A-Wrap XL, lowering heavy wood can be controlled and done at a much faster pace while also lowering the potential for an accident. The user-friendly design also makes attaching rigging lines a breeze!

The Port-A-Wrap XL features:

• Based on the original Buckingham Port-A-Wrap III, the Port-A-Wrap XL is bigger and stronger and still features the same great benefits.
• The 601XN maintains proper bend ratio on the lowering line allowing maximum strength and friction control.
• With a 7/8″ lowering rope capacity, the longer nickel plating over steel tube has ample room for wraps.

Many of those who work on towers are now beginning to use the port-a-wrap as a cost-effective friction control device.

Some uses include:

• By simply attaching the port-a-wrap to the base of a tower, you can use it to safely lower loads (like a set of bells) from an elevated location.
• The additional eye allows the user to attach a set of rigging blocks like the Buck Riggers or the Buck Side Swivels to raise loads prior to lowering them.
• Tie off/redirect cleats allow users to snub off a load.
• It also redirects the rope allowing the user to operate the port-a-wrap without being underneath the load.

The Buckingham Port-A-Wrap XL features a 12,000 lb. working load limit, as opposed to both the small (601N for 5/8” rope) and large (601LN for ¾” rope), has a 3,600 lb. working load limit.