Mechanical Advantage w/Progress Capture

Using MA systems can absolutely come in handy when necessary! Check out this short video on a quick system and let us know what you guys think.
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[@340wbymag]

I am a big fan of pulley systems for some stupid reason, and I am amazed by how few people actually know how they work. What other configurations do you use? Set of fours? How about compound systems for heavy loads?

[@robthompson1399]

I've used a very basic method for tensioning the lowering line on the bollard. I use a nylon sling with a large pulley tied in a klemheist to the downward leg, around the bollard twice, and through the pulley.
I've wanted to make a tension set for ages now, I'd like two paw rigging plates and four pulleys. But I just can't stretch to fund it for its occasional use projections. Even two DMM rig pulleys on steel o biners with one eye and eye hitch will be expensive, when we can create a system on the hoof with what we do already have. It'd just be nice to have the dedicated system in a bag ready to go 🤷‍♂️

[@harambereincarnate]

I'm so happy you shared this thank you

[@tonyk9722]

luv it. so easy to set up,many uses....👍🇨🇦🇺🇲👍🌲👍

[@houndsong]

Show us how each part works to make the system, like you're teaching the new kid from scratch...

[@odanne29]

Awesome video man..

[@dqmc07]

Awesome stuff

[@liomendiola6413]

Hey buddy buen video oy tuve la oportunidad de conocerte el Expo NC

[@Hidden_Destinations]

This seems to be a 2:1 system?

[@TreeTopVantage]

mechanical advantages are always in odd numbers, this is indeed a 3:1

[@deehannaway5754]

@@TreeTopVantage Look up '2:1 mechanical advantage' . Two lines between the blocks.

[@alotl1kevegas860]

This is a 3:1 or a 2:1 system. It depends which way you have the system oriented. One way it's a 3:1. The other way, it's a 2:1 with a change of direction.

[@arianvakili8964]

Does a ropejack do 3 to 1 ?