daz
Well-known member
Upside down for me to,weight on the gate and much easier to strip,as said avoids a lot of confusion when striping,you dont want the shock of undoing the wrong fitting,otherwise there will be a disco going on in your colon,lol
any which way but loose lolooo ( soz couldni resist it )
I prefer to put the dropper to ledger double up side down with the check up side down also and with the bolt nipped inside the gate directly on top of the drop tube gate. This provision stops the drop tube gate from opening if down ward impacts dislodge the bolt. Im not saying its right or wrong Im just saying thats the way I was tought.
Just as a matter of interest, how many of use use a B&P and butt when we check when we erect with Set !---given that a B&P has the same slip Test wither the band it is used on the vertical or horazontal, is a butt absolutly nessecary ?---I prefer to use a Butt with the B&P, looks better.
Upside down is the way we were taught,come across a few younger scaffs who have been told different nowadays after being on there courses.Whats that all about,A hanger is never gonna change when using T/F.You can't beat the bongo for doing the dropper.
If you come to work in the UK Paul I would advise you to have the gate of a load bearing fitting taking the weight or it will be raised eyebrows all round and much whispering behind hands , I am not having a go here just a little bit of advice and New Zealand fecked my footy coupon , cheers .
double upside down on bottom of raker with check on top.top of raker with double normal way with check underneath.thats what ive always done and been taught!!!!