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- March 21, 2013 at 10:38 pm #77849
Does’ Leap
Participant@grey 40645 wrote:
are they the same kind of clip that is often used at the hame bolt on a trace? The Aaron Martin catalog calls those “Concord Clips” : http://www.aaronmartin.com/product.php?cat_id=1230&catview=160&submit=View
Yes, that is the same clip I have used. However, where the front of the tug clips into the hame, I prefer the type of clip that has a swivel. This way the tug can move with minimal impact on the hame and collar.
@grey 40645 wrote:
How did you make the rivet holes through the foretug? I know my rotary hole punch couldn’t handle that and I don’t think even my individual strike punches could do it. Did you drill them?
I drive a 20 penny nail through the clip and tug, grind it down to within 1/4″ of the clip and peen it over – solid and easy.
George
March 21, 2013 at 11:30 pm #77856grey
Participant@Does’ Leap 40650 wrote:
Yes, that is the same clip I have used. However, where the front of the tug clips into the hame, I prefer the type of clip that has a swivel. This way the tug can move with minimal impact on the hame and collar.
I like those too. I consider them a bonus if a harness I’m thinking of buying has that type of trace clip. Makes the harness behave nicer when you go to hang it up.
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