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12/6/2024 10:37 PM FROM: Fax TO: 9011493012349999 PAGE: 004 OF 005 October 26, 2007 Method 03-9057 Figure 6 Chicago Stitch Step 3: bring back the twine to the front Step 1: using doubled twine make a starting after passing it around the twine at the rear, band stitch. . . then pass the free end through the loop Step 2: pass the twine above the starting above the starting stitch. Remove slack and stitch and between the cables using a Chicago lock stitch in place by first pulling on "A" and needle. Leave enough slack on both sides to then pulling on "B", make it easy to grasp twine when tightening stitch. Step 5: repeat steps 2 and 3 for each consecutive Step 7: (as seen from rear). Complete the row of cable. stitch by pulling ends tight and making an Step 6: when the last row of cable is stitched, bring ending knot (square or Hawthorne). both strands of twine back to the rear, passing one strand above the last knot and one below. Physical Handbook - Gen. Cabling & Torque Req'ts / 25