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Rigging, Rolling & Raising
Syllabus:
Rope types and qualities
Knot terminology
Knots, hitches and bends
- basket hitch, girth hitch, half hitch, clove hitch, trucker’s hitch, tensionless hitch
- overhand, double overhand, figure-8, figure-8 on a bight, figure-8 follow-through
- bowline, 2-loop bowline, butterfly, uni-directional 8
- prusik, taughtline, muleknot
- figure-8 bend, sheetbend, double sheetbend, carrick bend
Hardware
- carabiners, screwlinks (maillon rapide)
- pulleys, tackle
- pickets
- log tongs
Mechanical Advantage
- levers (class 1, 2, 3)
- rollers & windlass
- 2:1, 3:1, reverse 3:1, 4:1
- complex 5:1
- directionals and CDs
- 8:1 pig rig (lineman’s rig)
- compound 6:1, compound 9:1, bat-wing 9:1
Anchor Systems
- natural (tree, rock)
- opportunistic (building, vehicle)
- artificial
- picket holdfasts
- log & picket
- transom (log and trees)
- log deadman
Hoists
- come-along (cable & rope)
- chain fall
- gin pole
- lashing & guys
- shears (A-frame)
- tripod
- derrick
- jinniwink
Cribbing
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