how is it anchored and is it adjustable for plum after it's anchored?
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I purchased the in-ground sleeve. That gets cemented into the ground. I made sure that was plum and level when I set it in the concrete. The pole then gets inserted into it. I chose the sleeve because now if I ever moved I could take the system with me ( minus the sleeve cemented in the ground ).
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I use a strap with a ratcheting device that tightens it up, it has hooks on each end. You can get them at about any hardware store.
1039193
It has metal bars that slip into a groove on the legs and screw in. It anchors well, been up for about a year now.
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The way it anchors is: you use a pipe (provided) and hammer it into the ground to make the right sized hole. The arbor then fits into the holes. You could certainly pack in dirt, etc. around the poles once they're in to anchor them, but there's nothing included to secure it.
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Hi Cheryl, I had a very hard time with this also. I loosened the tension all the way & enlisted my wife's help. I held up the handles and my wife connected the hook. It took the two of us to finally get it. I think we were trying too hard; because, it just kind of went into place. Sorry, it's hard to explain what we did. It was very frustrating. Good luck
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I picked up a ratchet strap (the kind used to tie things down to a truck) to secure the tree to my door. The straps are cheap at any hardware store (~$2) and come in a couple different colors. It isn't the most beautiful solution, but it keeps the whole thing stable and doesn't damage the door. My cats love this thing.
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There is a flexible adjuster. Slides directly on to the shelf. I have had and used these for years in my closet to divide jeans, sweaters, etc. It will adjust but not more than an inch max
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It is adjustable. Down side is, you have to take bolt out to do it. You can't do it on the fly.
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It has an attachment that comes around the side and you use the nut and bolt that comes with it and have to really, really tighten it. I had to use an adjustable wrench to get it super tight. Once I did get it to a point where it would no longer turn any more, and I actually put all my weight on it and jumped up and down on it, I wanted to make sure it was not going to budge. The cheap stuff I bought before broke so I didn't want it to do the same thing. And this has my husband's clothes on it and it holding about 100-125 lbs just on that middle bar. And has been on it now for a couple of months without any slippage. I absolutely LOVE these racks. It has an attachment that comes around the side and you use the nut and bolt that comes with it and have to really, really tighten it. I had to use an adjustable wrench to get it super tight. Once I did get it to a point where it would no longer turn any more, and I actually put all my weight on it and jumped up and down on it, I wanted to make sure it was not going to budge. The cheap stuff I bought before broke so I didn't want it to do the same thing. And this has my husband's clothes on it and it holding about 100-125 lbs just on that middle bar. And has been on it now for a couple of... » Read More It has an attachment that comes around the side and you use the nut and bolt that comes with it and have to really, really tighten it. I had to use an adjustable wrench to get it super tight. Once I did get it to a point where it would no longer turn any more, and I actually put all my weight on it and jumped up and down on it, I wanted to make sure it was not going to budge. The cheap stuff I bought before broke so I didn't want it to do the same thing. And this has my husband's clothes on it and it holding about 100-125 lbs just on that middle bar. And has been on it now for a couple of months without any slippage. I absolutely LOVE these racks. « Show Less
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It can be adjusted when setting it up. I haven't tried afterwards, but you could by just reaching under, lifting it, and moving it into a different position.
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No, it is adjustable to various heights via holes in the down tube and secured by a bolt.
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StephanieThe strap is adjustable, there are instructions in the box on how to do it.
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Quite simple. There are tethers in the front that tighten or loosen the anchors. And once tightened it stays in place.
33987
the base is adjustable and securely fastens the unit. make sure the top is locked in place when you use it
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My 50 lb-er pulled one of the eye bolts out of the tree. Had to use a ratchet strap, which is currently in use. I did have to stretch and re-stretch the over head line a couple times.
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Angle is changed by adjusting the tether under backboard connects to anchorpoint
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It is adjustable. However, be aware that the prongs that hold it on the vent are delicate so don't move it too much.