Figure 6-21.  (A) T-bar positive leverage device and (B) positive leverage closing device with plate. Figure 6-22.  T-handle bodkin. Figure 6-23.  Pilot chute threading tool. Figure 6-25.  Line separator (suspension line holder). Figure 6-24.  Pilot chute rod and strap. Connector link separator tool—used to separate military style  connector links, such as MS-22002 and MS-70118. The tool  is Mil Spec PN 11-1-176.  [Figure 6-26] Shot bags—used to hold the canopy and suspension lines in  place while folding. Packing weight made from nylon fabric  and filled with lead shot for weight. These should be brightly  colored or have a flag attached to prevent leaving in the  parachute. Weight varies from 2–5 pounds according to needs.  A minimum of four is needed. Making shot bags provides an  excellent sewing project for the rigger candidate.  [Figure 6-27] Seal press—used for compressing lead seals when sealing the  parachute under Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations  14 (CFR) part 65, section 65.133. The die of the press has  the rigger’s seal symbol engraved in the face for identifying  the seal.  [Figure 6-28] Line separator (suspension line holder)—used to keep the  suspension lines of the canopy in order while pleating. It  is made from aluminum with three “fingers” and two slots.  [Figure 6-25] 6-7