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May 16th 04, 11:09 PM
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Rigging snow shovel blade as a deadman snow anchor
I have a Voile snow shovel with two holes in the blade for rigging it as a
deadman snow anchor. Any recommendations on the best material to pass through the blade holes? 1" tubular webbing? Can a correctly planted snow shovel be expected to behave like a snow fluke (e.g. if offset from the slope by 40°) in wet or slushy snow? Thanks. Howard 
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