An 020T? Boy I haven't even clapped eyes on one in months. I bet I only see them once or twice a year and they're just hammered. As far as a cheaper way to load up. There's lots besides piling ground guys up at your porty which is always amusing. Or you can assemble a 3:1 which is pretty ok in the right hands. CMI makes those nice stainless (I wanna say)2" pullies. Get one with one becket and the one with 2 beckets. You're looking at just about a hundred bucks there. You'll need a clevis, 2 steel karabs an old length of spliced climbing line that you're ready to retire and a couple prussiks that your ready to dedicate to rigging. If you already know the system I'll shut up lol. If not, let me know and I'll blather on and on about it til it helps you. It's what I used for years but dude it can be time consuming, gear intensive and not without a learning curve. I still have and use mine but I keep it reaved and prepped for deplyment in a separate bag. I'm strict about keeping it clean and dry and in that respect it's feathered neatly in a rope bag and deploys in maybe 30-45 seconds. There's also that hansome new pully from Stein. Barring all that jib, I can give you my GRCS for that museum piece. Always dig your posts man.
