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<blockquote data-quote="BSK" data-source="post: 5108228" data-attributes="member: 17"><p>What no one seems to understand is that the condo itself weighs much more than the legs. So when they tie off to the base of the condo, run the rope over the end of a very long upright board, and then pull the rope lifting the stand, the condo drops down while the legs flip up in the air. Most learn they have to tie down the ends of the legs first, but honestly, there has to be a better way. I wonder if just having someone stand on the ends of the legs would work? Also, no one seems to understand just how hard the stand is going to fall when it passes the tipping point of being stood upright. Why don't they have someone on the opposite side with a rope holding the stand from falling hard?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BSK, post: 5108228, member: 17"] What no one seems to understand is that the condo itself weighs much more than the legs. So when they tie off to the base of the condo, run the rope over the end of a very long upright board, and then pull the rope lifting the stand, the condo drops down while the legs flip up in the air. Most learn they have to tie down the ends of the legs first, but honestly, there has to be a better way. I wonder if just having someone stand on the ends of the legs would work? Also, no one seems to understand just how hard the stand is going to fall when it passes the tipping point of being stood upright. Why don't they have someone on the opposite side with a rope holding the stand from falling hard? [/QUOTE]
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