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| cont'd Think about the size of rope as the gauge of wire an electrician runs from your panel box to your outlet, light switch, etc. We have to make sure that each rope is able to hold the weight of the child swinging below. The ropes below are a good illustration of what is needed:
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Hydro-Electricity!
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| It's obvious that you wouldn't expect the small rope to hold up a 40 pound child; just as you wouldn't expect a medium rope to hold up the 100 pound child. |
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| But that medium rope is more
than capable of holding up that 40 pound child. And better yet, that small rope is perfect for the 30 pound children! As you can see, picking the right rope is of extreme importance We'll talk next about the knot used to secure the rope. Then we'll visit how the pull bar, rope and knot all work together to keep your child out of harm's way!
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