the reason this is tought this way is to ensure that none of the falls cross over which creates friction. if there is another way on how to explain rigging a three fold purchase I would be very interested in seeing it.
@@glenpnoman8510 Same here. Hard to keep track of when right or left is side of component or sheave relative to center sheave. It appears the end result is correct though that is somewhat obscured by being recorded in portrait mode which somewhat limits its effectiveness.
I believed I was clear with the explanation but if you turn off the sound and follow the demo you will be able to achieve the same results. @@glenpnoman8510
Very helpful, thanks so much!
Thanks, you just fixed my f up. Following now...
Your welcome😀
Nice!!!!!! Genius
TY. I was not staring onto the middle pulley.
Thank You!!!
why not round the upper becket down to one of the lower backets then back up to another
then you’ve got a 8:1
Is starting and ending on the middle one essential?
The hauling part of the rope must go through the centre sheeve so not to pull the block on an angle when rounding in.
Yes, the reason is so the rope doesn’t pull the block on an angle. This will reduce friction of the rope on the Sheeve.
thanks sir 🙏
😂😂😂😂 thank God you don't work on cranes in the oilfield or somebody would get killed
😂😂😂your rope cross and that's the wrong way to spoil up the block
Right hand side top left right hand side left hand side bottom right hand side you got to be kidding me
the reason this is tought this way is to ensure that none of the falls cross over which creates friction. if there is another way on how to explain rigging a three fold purchase I would be very interested in seeing it.
@@mickgio958 you were confused and confusing. Rewatch it and see how many times right was left and top was bottom
@@glenpnoman8510 Same here. Hard to keep track of when right or left is side of component or sheave relative to center sheave. It appears the end result is correct though that is somewhat obscured by being recorded in portrait mode which somewhat limits its effectiveness.
I believed I was clear with the explanation but if you turn off the sound and follow the demo you will be able to achieve the same results. @@glenpnoman8510
Thank You!!!