Easy RLET installation, using a sheep castrator

willsmith_imp

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Well, after pushing and pulling and greasing and soaping, i finally get a suggestion from a friend to use a sheep castration tool to install the RLETS. Ladies and gentlement, this is a game changer. Behold!

One handed RLET installation in 3 seconds!!!!!

Love this forum... Will
 
:rofl: Well if that isnt the cats meow.

Im not sure how you use it on a sheep and not sure I want to know.
 
The ferret_imp said:
:rofl: Well if that isnt the cats meow.

Im not sure how you use it on a sheep and not sure I want to know.

That hurts to even watch.
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My friend loaned me her "device" which she owns for the purpose of changing the rubber tips on steel pan drum mallets... apparently this is standard practice for percussionists... and here we were trying to reinvent the wheel... Ha!

Apparently in real use, you use this tool to put a taut rubber bander over general ball sack area and, the balls just shrivel up and fall off?????
 
Looks like another 1 time use tool will be added to my collection lol.

2014 CB1100, 1981 KZ440 LTD, 1993 Yamaha XJ600 Seca, 1994 Yamaha XJ600 Seca
 
Geez well we dont want this thread to go down hill and get deleted, so we will just accept that explanation, leave it at that, and move on.

Anyhow it works pretty slick for installeing Rlets
 
I do wonder how much a cheaper one would be. I cant imagine any other use after RLET install but sometimes you can't figure something out and go "wait I might have a tool"

2014 CB1100, 1981 KZ440 LTD, 1993 Yamaha XJ600 Seca, 1994 Yamaha XJ600 Seca
 
willsmith_imp said:
My friend loaned me her "device" which she owns for the purpose of changing the rubber tips on steel pan drum mallets... apparently this is standard practice for percussionists... and here we were trying to reinvent the wheel... Ha!

Apparently in real use, you use this tool to put a taut rubber bander over general ball sack area and, the balls just shrivel up and fall off?????
Your on the money mate, it is for putting rubber rings on the tails/balls of lambs.

I love your profile pic too btw :thumbsup:
 
A sheep castra... oh my. What happened to a dap of oil and microwave for 10 seconds?
 
treedoc_imp said:
willsmith_imp said:
My friend loaned me her "device" which she owns for the purpose of changing the rubber tips on steel pan drum mallets... apparently this is standard practice for percussionists... and here we were trying to reinvent the wheel... Ha!

Apparently in real use, you use this tool to put a taut rubber bander over general ball sack area and, the balls just shrivel up and fall off?????
Your on the money mate, it is for putting rubber rings on the tails/balls of lambs.

I love your profile pic too btw :thumbsup:
You can count on a Kiwi to know about these things … :P
 
The bottom line is: we need RLET Syndicate guru - Lord Popgan to have his opinion, please :P
 
Lord Popgun is speechless. I don't know what to say or make of this.

But it does get the RLETs on. That's what counts!
 
There must be collateral cost somewhere.

Something for nothing? No disturbance in the Force? How can that be?

"Assisted installation" - that is like riding a bicycle with an engine.

Do the game rules need updating?
 
Not at all, Au₂O₃. As his lordship says, getting the RLETs on is what counts. In other words there’s no benefit until they’re on so how they get there is immaterial. Always remember that the forum guru responsible for making even Lord Popgun wise to the RLET—The Ferret himself—had his RLETs installed by a dealer. Twice.
 
Cormanus_imp said:
Not at all, Au₂O₃. As his lordship says, getting the RLETs on is what counts. In other words there’s no benefit until they’re on so how they get there is immaterial. Always remember that the forum guru responsible for making even Lord Popgun wise to the RLET—The Ferret himself—had his RLETs installed by a dealer. Twice.
So no "Padawan training" enroute to RLET destination?

My perception of the journey is changing - maybe even becoming diluted. :-/

But, as you say, if Ferret had a pion dealer install 'em ("Twice"), then I suppose there is some truth in the words.
 
Never had one of these handy little tools when I helped castrate lambs long, long ago. Two men and a sharp knife helped many a lamb turn his attention from the ladies to grass. Not being a big fan of tight underwear, I am not sure this is a more humane method. Not that there is one.
But, if there were any demand for RLETS, this gadget would be in big demand.
 
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