Rigging a pull through for egress Access Techniques Ltd

This is one way of rigging a pull through for coming down. Others exist for different situations.
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[@blakeberry13]

Love it mate, I find these pull through techniques the easiest way to navigate around site, always best though not to get your ropes, or slings crossed while performing this maneuver

[@1underwaterant]

A lot better explanation than before. Well done.

[@jarenherbert506]

excellent video and easy to follow...level 1 SPRAT offshore....and this is precisely what kind of work we do...thank you thank you!

[@YourNewGod123]

Can you eliminate the carabiners in the first part and just choke your lines through the loop on the alpine butterfly?

[@endanigowrish4007]

Excellent information sir 🙏

[@bazzatazza1087]

Great videos! I think this guy's would be an excellent trainer. Maybe I'll see you guys on my next L3 recert

[@andreasheij]

Absolutely fascinating :-)

[@karlgreenfield8831]

If the haul ropes are left in place, what sort of height is possible? Would say 100m be achievable?

[@JoseAravenaAsesor]

buenisimo

[@tyroneemail]

How would you rig this for initial access on sharp trusses from the ground?

[@davelimson854]

There's another video for that mate

[@tyroneemail]

+Dave Limson Thanks brother, I found it a few days later. Though the pull though from the ground using the pulleys did concern me; aren't they only rated for 5-8 KN?

[@WordHou]

@@tyroneemail I was concerned about the same thing. Turns out that most fixed-plate pulleys used in climbing are rated for 5-8 kN working load but have an ultimate load around 20-28 kN. (Petzl Fixe, Camp Sphinx, ISC Micro etc)

[@Oscar-Lima-4]

saved my ass this morning this vid !!! works a treat but my alpines came thru my crabs so i had a mare getting the rig back . any ideas so the knots dont pass thru ? or am i doing it all wrong ? great vid tho keep up the good work

[@jondutunnel1558]

+adam hayes Use a couple of pulleys for the alpines to butt against.

[@iheartropetech9789]

1 question, can i just use crabs instead of attaching pulleys? Can anybody give me a reason why.

[@jarenherbert506]

You don't want to side load the crab against the pipe or whatever the structure the rope is around making the pull thru.....wrap your rope twice around the crabs pull up to desired height and then ascend......the friction will prevent the crab from touching structure

[@user-py4pj3ro8t]

Очень круто. Спасибо.

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[@gabrielcastro3383]

Why he keeps stepping on the rope?

[@jayhosko4387]

How do you get down

[@eoinkeegan4172]

Jump

[@emilramus8580]

🤙👏👍👌

[@1underwaterant]

They don't explain the functions
Expecting people to know.

[@jebatevrana]

You need training to know. I had training and all is clear to me.