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I really hope not, but you get the idea.

Since I'm to upriver to draw on the computer, maybe this will help. As the angle increases, meaning a shorter bridge, the load on the "sling" will increase. 30 degrees is a great sling angle, that has each side bearing around 54% of the load, Nobody has a bridge anymore that has that good of an...

I think the smarties are going to find that the line angles play a large role in conjunction with the material used in these bridge failures. On our friction hitches, for those of us that use high mod/high speed hitches, we have a perfect line angle, each leg bearing 1/2 of the load on 1 leg...