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  1. 07-07-2014, 09:32 PM #1
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    Rushy, so how many loops do you have in total ?

    On the ridgeline you only have on on either side ? does the middle of the ridgeline not sag ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ebf View Post
    Rushy, so how many loops do you have in total ?

    On the ridgeline you only have on on either side ? does the middle of the ridgeline not sag ?
    Without going to get it out to check I am going to say four down each long side one central to each of the short sides and two on the ridge line at the quarter and three quarter points so it can be rigged up with a guy rope running centrally along the ridge but outside and above the ridge (but I seldom string it up that way).

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