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Re: (ET) improper use of etraks

Subject: Re: (ET) improper use of etraks
From: Karl Halbert <Karl Halbert Tally Hummingbird com>
Date: Thu, 18 May 2006 14:21:38 -0400
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<<<< When a chain snaps, it drops straight down.>>>

I disagree with this as I have had a chain break and fly over the cab of my truck and no nylon or steel cables were involved. Since then I do not jerk on objects like this I use slow steady pressure like with a come-along...

Karl

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