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Topic	Date	User
TR - Wolgan - the Magic Line	14-Jun-2013 At 8:18:32 PM	technogeekery
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On 13/06/2013 IdratherbeclimbingM9 wrote: >I would have put a slip knot in the sling and snugged it up tight. I also >would have weighted it with the biggest gear still on my rack that I reckon >I'd not need higher on the pitch, as it looks from the pic that rope drag >is lifting it already! No - this really was a psychological one - slip knot would probably have pulled it off the chickenhead, loose it seemed better. Weighing it down is good for sure, but had very light rack, and wanted every piece I had! As it was, there was a cunningly disguised and somewhat rusty (but very welcome) bolt just a meter or two up, so it really was a "chicken" head.

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