How to create a 4:1 Mechanical Advantage System with Rope

[@cathenderson7415]

It does help!! Thank you Perryfire!! I watched the other video you have RE: the 4:1 and I'm not sure if I (we) have a set of fours, so...thank you for these two additional options for a 4:1!! Really appreciate it!

[@perryfire3006]

Excellent. Have fun with it and you'll see how many interesting configurations are available to you. Cheers

[@rubencastro676]

Hello Perry Thank you for you vídeos Its good to Share the knowledge! Keep the good work ! Thank you ! 👌

[@perryfire3006]

Thank you for the encouragement. Glad you like everything.

[@brentfaulkner1980]

Awesome video on how to setup and use the pulleys! Can you do a video on the actual pulleys and and plates and other hardware you have and use? Thanks again for teaching some skills!

[@perryfire3006]

I might, but honestly if you just watch my videos you'll see all of the tools of the trade in action. I do have this one however: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWSYfZ95hcZ_aNk Maybe I could make a video on how to kit out a basic foundation for rope work. We'll see and thanks for watching.

[@threeriversforge1997]

Great stuff, as always!

[@perryfire3006]

Thanks so much

[@imaphxaznative]

Can't you start the system @ the load on the becket of the double pulley then use the two singles on the tree anchor to achieve a 5 to 1?

[@perryfire3006]

Yes! But it requires two singles and a double ( or four singles or two doubles) whereas in my example I used one single and one double. Part of the fun is experimenting with the tools you have on hand. Thanks for the excellent question.

[@highlandhillbillys]

What brand are those and you have a link

[@perryfire3006]

Those are CMC, but Petzl and Rock Exotica makes a comparable one too with the releasable side plates. Go to Wesspur.com or any dealer that sells rescue equipment such as Elevated Safety. Cheers