PLCE Dayack Yoke
- Thread starter fahya
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Are you an Army cadet? If you are, take it along to your det and ask one of the AIs or cadet NCOs to show you how its done. The yoke can be fitted on both pouches or even just one pouch, but the method of fitting is different for both and really defies description here
If your an air cadet, however, your probably fcuked. (and what do you need it for anyway. You don't do fieldcraft or anything warry?)
And finally, Don't ever again buy webtex. Its utter, utter shite, particularly anything that is load bearing. Also if you shop around on t'internet, you can get new issue kit for slightly more, or even less than that webtex ****!
If your an air cadet, however, your probably fcuked. (and what do you need it for anyway. You don't do fieldcraft or anything warry?)
And finally, Don't ever again buy webtex. Its utter, utter shite, particularly anything that is load bearing. Also if you shop around on t'internet, you can get new issue kit for slightly more, or even less than that webtex ****!
They don't. However the down straps on the front of the yoke may have a male clip on them, that will fit into the female clip on top of your webbing pouches.
But when you want to ditch the pack quickly, its just more faffing about with clips that don't give you any security or support, so don't do it.
But when you want to ditch the pack quickly, its just more faffing about with clips that don't give you any security or support, so don't do it.
I'll try to explain, though it is a bit difficult without having hands-on.
Single Rocket Pouch
1. Lay the yoke on the floor with the straps spread as shown in the picture.
2. Place the Rocket Pouch on top of the yoke with the zip end at the top.
3. Fit the inner shoulder clips of the yoke into the clips at the top of the Rocket Pouch.
4. Turn the whole lot over.
5. The straps that fit onto the front shoulders of the yoke may not be attached or they may have been attached wrongly. The clip that is part way along the strap (and has a loose length of strap running through it) fits into the clip at the end of the front shoulder pad with the loose length of strap exiting from the uppermost part of the buckle.
6. Making sure that the straps aren't twisted, connect the clips that are at the end of the straps into the clips at the bottom of the Rocket Pouch.
7. Thread the belt part of the yoke through the loops on the part of the Rocket Pouch that rests against your back.
8. Adjust buckles to suit.
Double Rocket Pouch
1. Lay the yoke on the floor with the straps spread as shown in the picture.
2. Zip the Rocket Pouches together. (Once!
)
3. Place the Rocket Pouches on top of the yoke with the zip-opening end at the top.
3. Fit the inner shoulder clips of the yoke into the inner clips at the top of the Rocket Pouches.
4. Fit the outer shoulder clips of the yoke onto the outer clips of the Rocket Pouches.
5. Turn the whole lot over.
6. Fit the clips on the bottom of the yoke mesh panel into the two inner clips at the bottom of the Rocket Pouches.
7. The straps that fit onto the front shoulders of the yoke may not be attached or they may have been attached wrongly. The clip that is part way along the strap (and has a loose length of strap running through it) fits into the clip at the end of the front shoulder pad with the loose length of strap exiting from the uppermost part of the buckle.
8. Making sure that the straps aren't twisted, connect the clips that are at the end of the straps into the remaining (outer) clips at the bottom of the Rocket Pouch.
9. Thread the belt part of the yoke through the loops on the part of the Rocket Pouch that rests against your back. Each half of the belt will go through two loops.
10. Adjust buckles to suit.
With both fittings, there are ways that you can further attach this lot to your webbing/belt, but as w-o-t-w says, it's not worth bothering with.
Now thinking, I must have missed off some important bit.....
Single Rocket Pouch
1. Lay the yoke on the floor with the straps spread as shown in the picture.
2. Place the Rocket Pouch on top of the yoke with the zip end at the top.
3. Fit the inner shoulder clips of the yoke into the clips at the top of the Rocket Pouch.
4. Turn the whole lot over.
5. The straps that fit onto the front shoulders of the yoke may not be attached or they may have been attached wrongly. The clip that is part way along the strap (and has a loose length of strap running through it) fits into the clip at the end of the front shoulder pad with the loose length of strap exiting from the uppermost part of the buckle.
6. Making sure that the straps aren't twisted, connect the clips that are at the end of the straps into the clips at the bottom of the Rocket Pouch.
7. Thread the belt part of the yoke through the loops on the part of the Rocket Pouch that rests against your back.
8. Adjust buckles to suit.
Double Rocket Pouch
1. Lay the yoke on the floor with the straps spread as shown in the picture.
2. Zip the Rocket Pouches together. (Once!
)3. Place the Rocket Pouches on top of the yoke with the zip-opening end at the top.
3. Fit the inner shoulder clips of the yoke into the inner clips at the top of the Rocket Pouches.
4. Fit the outer shoulder clips of the yoke onto the outer clips of the Rocket Pouches.
5. Turn the whole lot over.
6. Fit the clips on the bottom of the yoke mesh panel into the two inner clips at the bottom of the Rocket Pouches.
7. The straps that fit onto the front shoulders of the yoke may not be attached or they may have been attached wrongly. The clip that is part way along the strap (and has a loose length of strap running through it) fits into the clip at the end of the front shoulder pad with the loose length of strap exiting from the uppermost part of the buckle.
8. Making sure that the straps aren't twisted, connect the clips that are at the end of the straps into the remaining (outer) clips at the bottom of the Rocket Pouch.
9. Thread the belt part of the yoke through the loops on the part of the Rocket Pouch that rests against your back. Each half of the belt will go through two loops.
10. Adjust buckles to suit.
With both fittings, there are ways that you can further attach this lot to your webbing/belt, but as w-o-t-w says, it's not worth bothering with.
Now thinking, I must have missed off some important bit.....
Bravo_Zulu said:
You do have instructors for a reason. They may be useless, but that's the CCF for you 
Do what everybody does; have a play and see what works. You've only got a pair of side pouches to fix up; someone from a school like yours should be able to knock something up in no time
Do what everybody does; have a play and see what works. You've only got a pair of side pouches to fix up; someone from a school like yours should be able to knock something up in no time
Shame they don't spend more time with spelling arf arf!
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