Whoopie and loopies from Tenex 12 and 9mm

[tuttle]

  James Atkinson said:

with a larks head would it sit straight or would most of the weight be pulled onto one cheek of the pulley?

 

As long as sits right, and a spacer in place, there would be no issues.

 

Under pressure, the pulley would equalize the forces.

[James Atkinson]

would a larks hitch fit through the spacer?

[James Atkinson]

would a larks hitch fit through the spacer?

[tuttle]

  James Atkinson said:

would a larks hitch fit through the spacer?

 

i reckon the dyneema will fit, try'it, if you put some thread through to help pull it, it would for sure.

[tuttle]

  James Atkinson said:

would a larks hitch fit through the spacer?

 

i reckon the dyneema will fit, try'it, if you put some thread through to help pull it, it would for sure.

[tuttle]

t'was easy....

[tuttle]

t'was easy....

[Adam Bourne]

  tuttle said:

t'was easy....

 

That should not be used like that mate you risk queezing the two side cheeks together, causing it to fail and more than likely injure someone.....

 

Always use the spacer when fitting direct to textiles

[Adam Bourne]

  tuttle said:

t'was easy....

 

That should not be used like that mate you risk queezing the two side cheeks together, causing it to fail and more than likely injure someone.....

 

Always use the spacer when fitting direct to textiles

[DrewB]

Yeah that's rubbish. How are the other ends of the larks foot connected to each other? Why not just do it properly by a splicing, b continuos loop c direct tie to pinto eyes d steel crab or maillon????