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More on Rescue and Gear Shenanigans	30-Nov-2010 At 9:28:38 PM	ET
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I hope I'm never that (unfortunate) fat bastard at the end of the rope in a real emergency... especially with those I know carry a knife around for longer climbs... One of the things I found somewhere on the net, which I found effective for tensioning slacklines but haven't tested yet in hauling (though I see no reason why it shouldn't work), is to simply make an handle on the end of the rope your pulling. This can be done by simply tying some knots or tying a prussik on that end and attach a carabiner. No extra friction in the system and it makes pulling the rope HEAPS easier (you still need at least a z pulley to pull any decent amount of weight up though...)

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