Dylan, nice technique. Quick question though. Doing it the traditional way, the push allows you to remove the tool with minimal lose of the progress attained from the push. What happens with the dash when you remove the tool in this demonstration? You need to remove the tool to remove the victim. I’m curious to see if the dash comes back down. Do you have to crib that space? Thanks.
Question, If that fails to give enough lift, what will the effect be when a traditional dash lift or push is needed. Will the lift carry across to the dash.without the crash bar there?
Nice job Dalan.
Dylan, nice technique. Quick question though. Doing it the traditional way, the push allows you to remove the tool with minimal lose of the progress attained from the push. What happens with the dash when you remove the tool in this demonstration? You need to remove the tool to remove the victim. I’m curious to see if the dash comes back down. Do you have to crib that space? Thanks.
Question, If that fails to give enough lift, what will the effect be when a traditional dash lift or push is needed. Will the lift carry across to the dash.without the crash bar there?