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Re: Recovery Bridle - how long should they be?
« Reply #25 on: May 03, 2012, 07:47:38 PM »
Mine is 2.2m not 1.8m
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Re: Recovery Bridle - how long should they be?
« Reply #26 on: May 03, 2012, 09:14:42 PM »
There was a lot of talk about these ones when I did my advanced course last weekend, I will be geting one of these I think. 3m long

http://www.4x4equip.com.au/showProduct/4x4+Accessories/Recovery+Gear/IDH-23-6/Recovery+Bridle

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Re: Recovery Bridle - how long should they be?
« Reply #27 on: May 03, 2012, 10:08:22 PM »
I did say that to a single attachment point gives 100% as it is impossible to have straight pull from 2 points (unl;ess using a spreader bar)

Another way of of looking at IYT is I is the straight line pull y is the less than 90deg angle and T look like a T and therefore not suitable.
A good way of demonstrating this is to get 3 people and a sling.
Get 2 people to hold the sling standing together and then the third try to pull the others over.
This is the I
Then get the 2 people to separate and make a 90deg angle at the 3rd person. The third person is more able to move the others. Then if the sling is straightened and the 3rd person pulls the middle of the sling they will move the others easily.

Try it and see.
Hope that makes sense
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My humblist apologies Crisp Image, my intention was to try and state what you said in a slightly different format. Re-reading my own post I can  see how it came across.

I use that wonderful trick with people pulling in the different directions with regularity myself
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Re: Recovery Bridle - how long should they be?
« Reply #28 on: May 04, 2012, 07:55:55 AM »
My humblist apologies Crisp Image, my intention was to try and state what you said in a slightly different format. Re-reading my own post I can  see how it came across.

I use that wonderful trick with people pulling in the different directions with regularity myself
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No problems mate we all say things and understand thing a bit differently.
I use the "IYT" for instructing in the SES for rescue and roof top safety lines and find the demo works well as a visual thing.
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Re: Recovery Bridle - how long should they be?
« Reply #29 on: May 04, 2012, 09:12:00 AM »
No problems mate we all say things and understand thing a bit differently.
I use the "IYT" for instructing in the SES for rescue and roof top safety lines and find the demo works well as a visual thing.
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Then that pic I posted of the IYT should look rather familiar :D :8