This is where Q2 started. Lines of pull is arguably one of the most important parts of hook and line operations. Knowing which direction of pull you wanted but inability to find a good spot to throw a strap or other tool is frustrating. However, I’ve found through my own operations and trainings that you can slam this thing with a rock into whatever you want. I've used these on trees, cars, cracks in asphalt, concrete, rocks, houses, thinner steel, and wood. There’s a specific bend in the steel which forces the tool to ‘bite’ in harder the harder you pull. The only limitation here is your imagination. I’ve never had one fail. EVERY PURCHASE OF 3 OR MORE COMES WITH A FREE TRIP LINE TRIPPER Heat-treated 4130 chrome-moly steelThickness = 1/8” (0.125”)1/8” (#3) 7×19 galvanized aircraft cable clip-in loop with zinc-coated copper sleevePVC heat-shrink covering sleeve; color coded for straight (black), left (red), and right (blue)Weight = 53.0 g / 1.87 oz.
