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    Default Re: Best In line planer boards that release easily, fall back, and don't dive.

    Tattle flags are much more useful when pulling harnesses than they are when pulling cranks. When I am pulling cranks, I add a rubber band o increase the tension to keep the cranks from pulling the flag down.

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    Default Re: Best In line planer boards that release easily, fall back, and don't dive.

    Quote Originally Posted by slimshady View Post
    Tattle flags are much more useful when pulling harnesses than they are when pulling cranks. When I am pulling cranks, I add a rubber band o increase the tension to keep the cranks from pulling the flag down.
    Why not just move the spring ends further up or down the flag, and board, in the provided holes, to increase the tension?
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