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January 19th 08, 07:34 PM
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Weak link - single or reserve?
"Z Goudie" wrote in message ... At 10:36 19 January 2008, Ian wrote: I thought that was part of the standard Tost kit. Use a SERIOUS piece of steel channel! I'm pretty familiar with steel channel shapes and I don't know of one I'd use for this purpose. The Tost stainless steel 'envelope' does a great job of protecting the 'dogbone' weaklinks. It's unlikely you will wear one out in less than 5 - 10 years. Get the official one - they're worth the money. On this subject, the Tost winch line hardware is very, very good and well thought out. Use it for a while before trying to experiment. Bill D 
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