Cross Haul System - Rope Training

The cross haul is a type of offset used to move a package out of the fall line. It is a great option to move a package horizontally across a span instead of using a twin tracking line highline and reeving system. It utilizes a main and belay on both sides into a focal point and then simple coordination between both sides to move the package.
This is also a SPRAT Level 2 required skill.
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[@reidmartin8469]

Awesome Video Guys. Really enjoyed it and excellent explanation.

[@JimT225]

Thank you guys for all the concise and to-the-point videos. The only things I would look at: I teach my students to run one line thru the AHD (vortex) and one line down low, and I know I'm becoming old fogie, but I would back up the rigging plate at the center, perhaps as you mentioned you do when cross-hauling a litter. Thanks again. PS the tower is awesome as well.

[@scottw1557]

Back up rigging plate, as in prussiks?

[@chyeaOGKush]

@@scottw1557 using 2 plates