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What's on yur saddle?
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<blockquote data-quote="Tim Gardner" data-source="post: 198102" data-attributes="member: 2711"><p>I prefer 3/4” electrical tape as my “first aid kit”. It is easier to get your fingers to bend than the wider duct tape. I do keep a 1 1/2” roll just in case.</p><p></p><p>Justin, I have been chaining up a 10’ length of 3/8” regatta braid that I put an eye splice in to put on my saddle. Every time I go to climb I think “no I will not need this” and throw it back in the box. Your post has made me feel much better about using it. Thank you. Been working with the cow hitch without the eye splice in it when a loop runner is too long and too short to get the pulley tight against the limbs.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tim Gardner, post: 198102, member: 2711"] I prefer 3/4” electrical tape as my “first aid kit”. It is easier to get your fingers to bend than the wider duct tape. I do keep a 1 1/2” roll just in case. Justin, I have been chaining up a 10’ length of 3/8” regatta braid that I put an eye splice in to put on my saddle. Every time I go to climb I think “no I will not need this” and throw it back in the box. Your post has made me feel much better about using it. Thank you. Been working with the cow hitch without the eye splice in it when a loop runner is too long and too short to get the pulley tight against the limbs. [/QUOTE]
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