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Representative photo for 3/4 in. Dead-Eye Ring Sling, 15 ft Heavy-Duty Slings

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Photo: Tree Pruning in RVA (Carytown, Virginia) by Gamma Man, CC BY 2.0

Gap Arborist Supply

3/4 in. Dead-Eye Ring Sling, 15 ft

A long 3/4 inch dead-eye sling with a ring for big-stem rigging points.

$140 Typical price. Retail prices change, so check today's price before you buy.
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  • 3/4 inch rope
  • 15 ft long for large stems
  • Ring for friction or block attachment
  • Spliced dead eye for a quick choke

RiggingPro grade

This 3/4 inch dead-eye ring sling is 15 ft long with a ring on it, giving you a heavy rigging point that wraps big stems. Run your line through the ring or clip a block to it, and choke the sling through its eye on the stem.

Big stems, heavy wood

When the rigging point is a large trunk and the wood is heavy, you need length and strength. At 15 ft, this sling can wrap wide stems and still leave tail for a good choke, and 3/4 inch rope carries the loads that come with big removals.

The ring gives the line a smooth, friction-adding path, or a place to clip a block. More rigging slings are in our heavy-duty slings section.

Inspection and limits

Before each job, run the sling through your hands. Look for cut or pulled strands, glazed or melted fibers, flat or stiff spots, and heavy UV fading, and check that the splices and buries are intact. Retire it if you find damage you can't explain or after a shock load bigger than you planned for.

Heavy rigging puts serious load on the stem as well as the gear, so pick a sound rigging point. Rigging gear is for moving wood, not for life support. Match every component to the load with a working margin, follow the manufacturer's ratings and ANSI Z133, and make sure the crew is trained in rigging before relying on it. Note when each piece went into service, so worn gear gets retired on time instead of living on the truck for years.