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Author Topic: A quick tip for using screw in steps  (Read 1592 times)

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November 11/19/09, 09:43:59 AM

Offline Mayfly

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A quick tip for using screw in steps
Check the front page for new video. For now it will be just the one video on the front page and we will update it every two weeks. We will see about getting a video page here at MNO.

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November 11/19/09, 09:47:43 AM Reply #1

Offline 22lex

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Re: A quick tip for using screw in steps
That will definately save on my gloves in the future! I am scrambling for a tube right now as I have a couple more stands to throw up, thanks!
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November 11/23/09, 01:08:21 AM Reply #2

Offline Moving2thecountry

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Re: A quick tip for using screw in steps
That is a nice tip.  Thanks.  If I ever use those type of screw in steps, I'll be sure to bring a tube.
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November 11/27/09, 11:54:39 AM Reply #3

Offline kenhuntin

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Re: A quick tip for using screw in steps
Not a bad idea but when I used to use them I would bring a cordless drill to make pilot holes. A real timesaver when you put in a bunch of steps
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November 11/27/09, 06:53:42 PM Reply #4

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Re: A quick tip for using screw in steps
I say use a climber or a ladder stand. :happy1:
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November 11/28/09, 09:36:50 AM Reply #5

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Re: A quick tip for using screw in steps
Great tip!
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December 12/01/09, 01:12:16 PM Reply #6

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Re: A quick tip for using screw in steps
I can't find the video.  Do you simply slip some tube over the handle so it can spin in your hand?

I really struggle with pegs.  One of my boys has some strap on steps and I love them ! ! !  But I have so many pegs, I'm not tossin them out; I'd sure love to find a way to work with them easier.

Grute  :dancinred:
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