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Ok, here it is. Very simple to do and it works great. Quick release, absorbs shock and saves the arms on the climbs.
What you will need:
-30-35' of 8mm or 9mm cord.
-2 carabiners.
-26" mountain bike inner tube. If you're bigger, you may need a 29" tube.
-Ski-Doo Summit XM. The ultimate tow sled. Most reliable, powerful mountain sled and it doesn't eat belts!
How it works:
-Put inner tube around your waist (doubled over) and attach with carabiner.
-Line from sled goes through carabiner on waist and then through the next carabiner (setting up a 3:1 system).
-Hold on to the end of the rope and you're ready to go. Don't wrap around your hand, must be able to release.
-To release, let go of rope.
The rider on the left has the system, much easier than what the guy on right is experiencing. Photo from Vagabond Ranch, Colorado.
Developed by an engineer.
Mike Duffy
Avalanche1.com
What you will need:
-30-35' of 8mm or 9mm cord.
-2 carabiners.
-26" mountain bike inner tube. If you're bigger, you may need a 29" tube.
-Ski-Doo Summit XM. The ultimate tow sled. Most reliable, powerful mountain sled and it doesn't eat belts!
How it works:
-Put inner tube around your waist (doubled over) and attach with carabiner.
-Line from sled goes through carabiner on waist and then through the next carabiner (setting up a 3:1 system).
-Hold on to the end of the rope and you're ready to go. Don't wrap around your hand, must be able to release.
-To release, let go of rope.
The rider on the left has the system, much easier than what the guy on right is experiencing. Photo from Vagabond Ranch, Colorado.
Developed by an engineer.
Mike Duffy
Avalanche1.com
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