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how to install aiders onto helium sticks?

Scott7030

Scott7030

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I just received my EWO aiders for my helium sticks. I am wondering if there is a trick to installing the aiders onto the steps without taking one of the steps off? I can easily loop the one side on but I'm trying to avoid taking of a step if i can. Anybody ever done this or am I just being overly analytical?
 
Scott7030 said:
I just received my EWO aiders for my helium sticks. I am wondering if there is a trick to installing the aiders onto the steps without taking one of the steps off? I can easily loop the one side on but I'm trying to avoid taking of a step if i can. Anybody ever done this or am I just being overly analytical?
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It is a closed loop, I believe you will have to take the step off to get the second one girth hitched
 
Eric. I agree but I was stuck at work when I thought of it so I figured I’d ask. You never know what people have figured out before me.


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Scott7030 said:
Eric. I agree but I was stuck at work when I thought of it so I figured I’d ask. You never know what people have figured out before me.


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I racked my brain trying to figure out the prussic on bridge loop process. Never hurts to ask. Kinda like the double horse shoe, chain and loop puzzle. Some of the cats on here are really crafty
 
It could actually be done but would require re doing the splice and using a lock stitch. It’s just easier to pull the bolt out of the step.
 
And I’m not saying you shouldn’t have asked. Just don’t let a little bolt and nut intimidate you.
 
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