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Building a sled

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ADR

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A few people have asked me over the years about the sled we built. Here are some pics that formed the basis of our sled design....some people might recognise who this sled originally belonged to.......anyone?
 

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The T bar holds 4 by 10kg plates and is also used for hooking the knees under. It belongs to the guys in New Caledonia and they ride it tandem as well.....that should give a few clues on the original owner.
 
this may be a dumb question but I'd like to have some guidance on how to design the device that goes thru the line or rope and how to make an effective brake so the sled will stop at will and easy to operate
 
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