How to install the MICROTRAXION on the rope

Installation on the rope (taut or slack) can be done without manipulating the cam. Not disabling the progress capture function when installing the device on the rope can reduce errors and incidents at the time of loading.

Music courtesy of Heaven & Earth, written by Pat Gefell & Jo D. Andrews.

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MICRO TRAXION High-efficiency, lightweight progress-capture pulley

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