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weird, you have the same cambium saver and pulley and the same idea as me! but a diff cs in this pic, works a treat, only problem is you have t go back to the top to retrieve, but saves a hell of alot of pulling,

im going to get a swivel tho....

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I use a similar set-up, it works good but like peter says not as good as a rope guide.

 

I'd use the petzl pulley on the cambium saver, and use the ISC pulley for your hitch that way you can tie one end of your friction cord on to the tab which is load rated on the ISC pulley for this purpose, works really good with a VT.

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