Hand-over-hand rope pull

[LoneJeeper]

Gang,

What can I do to simulate a hand-over-hand rope pull?

I can probably rig something up and pull the jeep around, what's the preferred diameter? I assume it's regular manilla rope, typically.

Thoughts?

[Hobo Beard]

Gang,

What can I do to simulate a hand-over-hand rope pull?

I can probably rig something up and pull the jeep around, what's the preferred diameter? I assume it's regular manilla rope, typically.

Thoughts?

I've used the sled before with normal rope.

Using your Jeep is probably better, but I mention this as an alternative because you might have a time when you are training alone.

[LoneJeeper]

I've used the sled before with normal rope.

Using your Jeep is probably better, but I mention this as an alternative because you might have a time when you are training alone.

I don't have access to a sled. I'd build one, but I don't have access to pavement either :)

[barryisawinnah]

you can use a sled on grass, makes it tougher to pull actually.

I've used 2" manila rope, because that is what I have. Worked fine, but im sure smaller diameter rope would work too.

[johnnyo_99]

Get 25 ft of 1.5" manilla rope from mcmaster Carr and build a sled out of an old tire, enjoy!

[barryisawinnah]

check ebay for rope, sometimes you can find some steals

[Hobo Beard]

I don't have access to a sled. I'd build one, but I don't have access to pavement either :)

My friend built me a tire sled with a few pieces of hardware.

Let me know if you want the specs.