How to Build and Assemble the Aztek Elite Kit Simple Pulley System from Rescue Response Gear
A detailed video tutorial covering the assembly and building of the Aztek Elite Kit simple pulley system, hosted by Luke Bryan of Rescue Response Gear and The Rigging Lab.
The AZTEK elite system utilizes sewn cord products to create a mechanical advantage system for an individual or team. The system kit contains two AZTEK Omni pulleys, 50 feet of 8mm edge restraint cord, two 6mm sewn ratchets, a 6mm travel restraint, and three Sterling SafeD carabiners. The AZTEK is housed in a pouch-style bag that clips around the users waist and can easily be transferred from person-to-person.
Once configured, the system creates a either a 5:1 mechanical advantage or a 4:1 with a change of direction. These options make the AZTEK exceptionally versatile, allowing it to be used as an edge restraint, back tie, load release hitch, litter rigging and attendant attachments and so much more.
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I purchased a set like this and absolutely love it. I used it just a few days ago to hoist and pull large sections of a tree that came down in my back yard so that I could cut it for firewood. I'll use it to haul game like deer and elk out of the mountains during our hunting seasons. I may even use it to hoist myself up into the trees to saddle hunt this season (though I'll need to use a longer rope). This set is rock solid, extremely well built, and a great addition to my tool box. It is easy to see why it is so popular with emergency rescue units and climbers. I recommend it highly!
Cool!
Thank you
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I wanted to see some applications
Does the kit come with a Kontango?
05/30/2021 For what purpose? Looks good in the bag! Oh 2nd year course! Sorry Don
Please, show us how to use it!
How do you use it!
Good video. But, there's always a but, right. You didn't explain why you ran the "jigger" cord through the Prusik loops and why the top side of those loops faces inside giving you a 3 x 2 Prusik loop. Or why the 3 x 2 Prusik loop should be used in this application.
@gustaverayl1811
4 жыл бұрын
one logical explanation of passing the line through the loop of the prussic is that it will not ever fall off , even if untied . another is that the 2x3 prussic can be directional biased, to be tended easier in one direction but have more grip in the hold direction. It is only my own personal observation and logic that I reached this conclusion.
Where to buy this pulley
Why a 3 on 2 prussik knot?
@lucfournier3939
7 жыл бұрын
sheep Dog 3on2 because the prussik is mounted in the line so you cannot loose it or put it in wrong place😉
No application?
I hope nobody's life is depending on you putting this together. Couple snatch blocks and endless loops would make quick work.
@nathanclyde4151
9 ай бұрын
It's stored pre-rigged in the bag for quick deployment.
American terminology! What the hell is a jigger? Is it the American term for cord? "Sinch it," in place of "dress it." Why? No offence intended. Just curious.
@RescueResponseGear
7 жыл бұрын
Ha! No.. a jigger is a NA term for a 4:1 MA.
we donot understand, why ou are struggling... don't waste time
What a waste of time watching this. Almost 10 minutes and you don't even demonstrate using it.
@tangosierra7
6 жыл бұрын
The description says "build and assemble"...
@chipper442
3 жыл бұрын
tangosierra7 isn’t building and assembly the same thing? Looks like a whole mess of garbage to keep track of. Why do people try to reinvent the wheel?
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