Just to make sure I have it right: Does the bag connect to the metal eyelet on the cord or to the metal loop on the floating pulley to be able to move
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I went to Lowes and bought a utility clamp and put it on mine so it's easy to take on and off if you need to move it
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i am not sure about your 1st question. But i do know that you need to hang the heavy bag and use another rope to tie the bottom of the heavy bag to this stuff, the heavy bag cant stand on the anchor. and this makes the anchor only suits heavy bags with double ends, meaning that there is a ring on each end of them
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The snatch block either changes the direction of pull or doubles the pulling strength, depending on the point of anchor and attachment or if you run the line through the block and back to the vehicle. It works like this: Run the winch line through the pulley with the halves opened. Then close the halves and align the holes. Attach the snatch block by the holes to an anchor, like a tree or a series of anchor stakes driven into the ground, with a chain or tow line with the appropriate strength. Run your winch from the side using the cable control, and always watch the path of the recovered vehicle. The snatch block either changes the direction of pull or doubles the pulling strength, depending on the point of anchor and attachment or if you run the line through the block and back to the vehicle. It works like this: Run the winch line through the pulley with the halves opened. Then close the halves and align the holes. Attach the snatch block by the holes to an anchor, like a tree or a series of anchor stakes driven into the ground, with a chain or tow line with the appropriate strength. Run your winch from the side using the cable control, and always watch the path of the recovered... » Read More The snatch block either changes the direction of pull or doubles the pulling strength, depending on the point of anchor and attachment or if you run the line through the block and back to the vehicle. It works like this: Run the winch line through the pulley with the halves opened. Then close the halves and align the holes. Attach the snatch block by the holes to an anchor, like a tree or a series of anchor stakes driven into the ground, with a chain or tow line with the appropriate strength. Run your winch from the side using the cable control, and always watch the path of the recovered vehicle. « Show Less
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That is what I bought it for and tied it to my dock ladder. It worked well but I had just used the nylony cord that came with it tied a square knot. We had a storm and it was gone, apparently came undone and floated away never to be seen again by us! I think I should have used something different to attach it.
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There's a strap peg on the bottom of the body. I just ran a shoelace above the nut and used that to tie on the top of the strap. Works fine.
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There is an extension cable that attaches from the row position to the lat cable. This cables makes the pully reroute and functional. Really easy to switch from lat to row
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It's no problem at all. It just slides right out. It will stay at the angle you put it to keep the bag open, but not so stiff that it's immovable. I also use it on the outside of the bag and just loop the bag over the top of the sides as if I was putting it in a 3 sided trash can. It works easily that way too.
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The bag portion screws/unscrews on to the base. Turn it clockwise/counter clockwise.
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It should work without issue. The bag is held down by 4 magnets in each corner of the bag, so as long as those magnets can touch metal, you should be good to go.
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I think you can only use cable. There is a hole through the pulley and a clamp to accept a cable. I don't see any way to anchor a strap to it.
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Yes, it is meant to be attached to the bottom rope of the double end bag or even a heavy bag if you fill it up with sand instead of water. This product is perfect for people who can't or don't want to drill a hole for an anchor.
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There are bungee-cord straps that hook the bag to your rack. Just be sure not to forget to strap them on...made that mistake twice and ripped the bungee cords off the bag once I started riding
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It has be tied. If you don't make a loop with the ties before you pull it tight, it will eventually tear the fabric. I end up tying it to one of the pool legs just to make sure it doesn't slip off.
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Are you referring to the belt? The actual pulley is attached as in the picture, but it does not come with the belt.
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You actually need to pull it towards the pulley and item (ie kayak) to unlock the pulley system, and since the item is centered you have to pull it off to the side as well. I don't think I can unlock it pulling straight down.
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There is a nylon webbing loop at the bottom center of the heavy bag. You use the bungee cord hook that comes with the Anchor Bag to clip it to that. There is no need to drill into the floor.
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i tied a shoe string to the loops on the bottom of the bag and secured it to the framework in the seat for some added stabilization. It has a strap that will also run through the seat structure. The shoe string keeps it stable from side movement