Manual of Pack Transportation
Manual of Pack Transportation
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41) — that is, pulls froju rear to front on rope at front corner of boot and draws it frojn under the standing rope (R, fig. 41).
The "ofi"" })acker pulls on the running rope so as to slacken the tension at the cincha hook.
The hitch is now loosened throughout.
The ''near" packer adjusts the load in its proper place, and the two packers then begin and tighten the hitch, taking up slack as pre- scribed in paragraphs 4 to 8, section 32.
To indicate that the load has been tightened, ho W' ever, th...e follow- ing variation is made in the hitch: The "near" packer passes the bight of the running or marking rope under the standing rope, as usual (R, fig. 41), but does not bring it around front corner of boot. He allows the marking rope to drop dowai to center of boot; then wdth the right hand he receives the slack as usual, in rear of cincha. The hitch is then finished as usual; or the top rope may be passed to rear of near pack in finishing the hitch; this latter method is preferred by some pack masters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
41) — that is, pulls froju rear to front on rope at front corner of boot and draws it frojn under the standing rope (R, fig. 41).
The "ofi"" })acker pulls on the running rope so as to slacken the tension at the cincha hook.
The hitch is now loosened throughout.
The ''near" packer adjusts the load in its proper place, and the two packers then begin and tighten the hitch, taking up slack as pre- scribed in paragraphs 4 to 8, section 32.
To indicate that the load has been tightened, ho W' ever, th...e follow- ing variation is made in the hitch: The "near" packer passes the bight of the running or marking rope under the standing rope, as usual (R, fig. 41), but does not bring it around front corner of boot. He allows the marking rope to drop dowai to center of boot; then wdth the right hand he receives the slack as usual, in rear of cincha. The hitch is then finished as usual; or the top rope may be passed to rear of near pack in finishing the hitch; this latter method is preferred by some pack masters.
What to read after Manual of Pack Transportation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Army Quartermaster Corps to read onlineMoreLess
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