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Then run the end of the cable through the lock.
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If you put the lock on backwards earlier you wont be able to thread the cable through, just pull the lock back off and flip it around.

Here is what you will have so far.
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Next slide the deer stop on and crimp it with a needle nose or wire crimper on the mark you made at 37inches.
Then the piece of hose.
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Lastly add the double ferrule and trap tag then crimp the loop closed.
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And you're finished. I will go into more detail as to why I use what I use and the theory behind the kill spring and trigger. If you have any
questions please ask, I can only imagine how confusing some of this might be to someone who has never done it. It's actually a lot easier than it looks, but I'm really not that great at explaining things in writing. If you ever want to see it in person let me know, I live a few miles north of Mandan.

<blockquote data-quote="JMF" data-source="post: 35121" data-attributes="member: 869">Then run the end of the cable through the lock.[ATTACH=full]1108[/ATTACH]If you put the lock on backwards earlier you wont be able to thread the cable through, just pull the lock back off and flip it around.Here is what you will have so far.[ATTACH=full]1109[/ATTACH]Next slide the deer stop on and crimp it with a needle nose or wire crimper on the mark you made at 37inches.&nbsp;Then the piece of hose.[ATTACH=full]1110[/ATTACH]Lastly add the double ferrule and trap tag then crimp the loop closed.[ATTACH=full]1111[/ATTACH]And you're finished. I will go into more detail as to why I use what I use and the theory behind the kill spring and trigger.&nbsp; If you have anyquestions please ask, I can only imagine how confusing some of this might be to someone who has never done it. It's actually a lot easier than it looks, but I'm really not that great at explaining things in writing. If you ever want to see it in person let me know, I live a few miles north of Mandan.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JMF, post: 35121, member: 869"] Then run the end of the cable through the lock. [ATTACH type="full" width="60%"]1108._xfImport[/ATTACH] If you put the lock on backwards earlier you wont be able to thread the cable through, just pull the lock back off and flip it around. Here is what you will have so far. [ATTACH type="full" width="60%"]1109._xfImport[/ATTACH] Next slide the deer stop on and crimp it with a needle nose or wire crimper on the mark you made at 37inches. Then the piece of hose. [ATTACH type="full" width="60%"]1110._xfImport[/ATTACH] Lastly add the double ferrule and trap tag then crimp the loop closed. [ATTACH type="full" width="60%"]1111._xfImport[/ATTACH] And you're finished. I will go into more detail as to why I use what I use and the theory behind the kill spring and trigger. If you have any questions please ask, I can only imagine how confusing some of this might be to someone who has never done it. It's actually a lot easier than it looks, but I'm really not that great at explaining things in writing. If you ever want to see it in person let me know, I live a few miles north of Mandan. [/QUOTE]

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