How to attach a cable to a bridle
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sahona
- Admiral of the White
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I'm sorry, I think you're going to have to bite the bullet. A bowline-on-the-bight has to be the answer. At least it is easy to tie, and comes apart easily. Do you have a hook as well as a shackle on the bridle? - A standard chain hook would have to be augmented by something 'friendlier' to rope, probably with a locking gate.
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ash
- Yellow Admiral
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[quote="Julian"] I did hold out hope that someone might point me to an in-line cam-cleat type affair..
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I had thought that the climbers might have come up with a suggestion of a device from that world.
Could an Ascender be used?
Ash
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I had thought that the climbers might have come up with a suggestion of a device from that world.
Could an Ascender be used?
Ash
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