can they be used on downspouts?
350802
yes, I looped mine down and back up again. Its been fine since I installed it a couple years ago. I read it in the directions somewhere to do it that way.
350803
Yes, by dropping them inside. If they are too long, loop them and bring back out. Don't let them touch as the mfg. says not to.
350804
Yes. See directions. You simply send a loop down the downspout and continue on through the gutter or up on the roofline. The loop is held apart from itself by clips you put every foot or so. **Be sure to double the length of your downspout when estimating the length you need as it will go down and back up the downspout.**
350805
Yes, works great. I actually started mine up through the downspout to get to the roof.
350806
They are recommended that you run them down the inside of the downspout. Either run them down in a single run or loop them without the cables touching on another. Search it on the internet for descript instructions.
272025
No. These are only meant for a single axle trailer and are only used to level from side to side. You put it under the low wheel and bring the trailer to side to side level.
2210544
yes they could, but you will have to buy either the male/or female end as the hoses are pre-made at those lengths. There should be no problem making them smaller. They cover a lot of ground as is and with the replaceable nozzle you can always change the direction of the spray.
2122021
Yes they can. That how I have them installed. Make sure the stops are on the correct side.
1860301
You can, but if you have any heavy particulates it will cause problems unless it goes smoothly downhill.
1748749
I dont see why not, just make sure you bring some rope and weight to hold it down.
227108
They attach to the spokes, so I don't see why not.They may be rather large for such small wheels though.
2041049
Yes, they can. I have two sets. They're really nice and especially for that price.I just read the other answer. They can be pushed under enough for me.
891198
Yes they can. Be sure to use them under a reinforced area of the trailer or slideout.
1685103
Yes, possibly so, unless you anchor them down somehow. I haven't done that and haven't used them when it's wet, so I can't be sure.Sorry.
1907776
Yes and they are wonderful. Not a single plugged downspout since 2006 and when I am really lazy I clean them out every other year.. :)
1780850
I wouldn't see why not. I have them mounted on my boat and it stays open to the environment.
801767
No, not if you use the included strap. It will not apply downward pressure w/ the strap installed. Downward pressure would be detrimental since the plow wouldn't be able to float over uneven surfaces.
2150359
You can mount them "under" but remember that they shoot out to the side and front, when mounted down they will project into the water and out low. Can you mount them on the siding in the front or on your rail, maybe on a bracket for the toons?
70769
I think so. I used them for the spare tires on my trailer they fell apart after one use. They are too big and flap in the wind until they fall apart
717114
Sure I don't see why not. I have them along the outside edge of my deck railings, and then run up the corner board and under my eves just below where a gutter would be. Works great, looks great, love em.
677434
With the proper winch mount, you can. Most mounts are pretty universal, and are easy to put the winch on. Sometimes, you may have to some minor modifications.