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erdeneruc
Nov 24, 2003, 3:16 PM
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Oh, and if we want to be that accurate, "if these two anchor points were clipped into one MASTER POINT, it would total 150 lbs."
NOT 100 lbs as the illustration suggests.
So make sure that your "master point" can support the weight of the pig AND your weight before you lean away on that haul line.
Erden.
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mikeinidaho
Nov 25, 2003, 6:10 PM
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Yes -Yes... The folks who review my drawings have a sharper eye for facts than I do...
It'll be updated soon... and I'll use your corrections.
Pulley facts tend to be complicated by my inabilaty label 'em properly...
M!
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mikeinidaho
Nov 27, 2003, 3:37 PM
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HEY!
I recognize those cartoooons!!!!
This is in reference to the PULLEY diagrams way back in this posting frenzy (on"page" one, posted by: WiggleStick; Nov. 15, 2001) - Check 'em out, this series shows a buncha pulley systems and various configurations, enough to make one's brain hurt!
Stolen from David Fasulos SELF-RESCUE book, with some anchor additions!
My lawyers are now un-leashed!
M!
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