how do you use all 3 of these long long straps?
2092472
I have 5. to slip through on each side through the loops and one goes across the back around the motor all true the loops and then attach back to themselves after you go through the trailer frame
2092473
i could never figure it out. Diagram was terrible. no step by step directions. the water proof cover was of good quality. however I used bungy straps to hold the cover in place.
1517500
The straps are maybe 5-6" on each side and connect with velcro. They adjust fairly well as long as you can handle having exposed velcro on the back if you make it really big. Doesn't bother me and I like having the ability to adjust when needed.
1053728
There are 3 straps- one wraps around your bicep, I fasten that last to give a little compression against the shoulder and bicep. The two longer straps wrap around your back, and under the opposite armpit. I wrap the back strap under my opposite arm and Velcro it to the other strap. I just let the loose end of the strap in the front dangle.
390610
you'll have to remove the strap from the plastic length-adjusters. it's not something you would do on frequent basis. so, it's not an easy process.
76868
You use the normal strapping points on your camera. See the little loop things on the upper left of the picture? Those go through the hard points (I can't remember the name of the knot right now, but it's where you shove the loop through the hard point, then tuck the clip through the loop). You could use one or both hard points as you prefer.
986484
Put the kayak in the holders then run the straps through the ends and make a contionious loop. Pull tight. This should pull your kayak tight against the j rack. Secure any leftover strap.
15767
You need the 4 footer. The tie-down needs to be at least few inches longer than the distance from boat to trailer to allow you to attach the hooks and pull the strap tight. It doesn't hurt anything to have a longer strap than you need. I fold the extra strap and tuck it under the velcro. You could also cut the extra length and burn the end to prevent it from unraveling. Either way, its better to have more than not enough.
1076984
Hold the buckle in your hand and grab the short strap and weave it in one side and through the other side of the bucket. This makes a loop that goes over your shoulder and the snaps hang down and hook onto the bucket... Call us if you need more instructions. Farm Hardware
1517499
On mine, the straps are each about 7.5" long and they are elastic. They do stretch a bit. The end of each strap has a velcro attachment. Over time, it is likely that the straps will stretch as the elasticity wears out.
901041
Doesn't matter what you loop them over it should all be the same. Make sure you are routing the end of the strap through the buckles or tensioner the correct way otherwise I don't know what to say
901040
If you are using just one bar for both rings then the straps will have a twist in them while you are using them. Ideally you will want two bars, shoulder width apart, that go from behind you to in-font of you when you are mounted on the rings. Attach one ring to one bar and the other one to the bar without a ring. Make sure that there is no twist in the strap when you put it through the buckle. Then you should be good to go. If you have just one bar, ( looking up it runs across both of our shoulders) and both rings are attached to it then when you start doing dips for instance it will have a twist in the strap. A twist is ok as long as you have the straps securely through each buckle. If you are using just one bar for both rings then the straps will have a twist in them while you are using them. Ideally you will want two bars, shoulder width apart, that go from behind you to in-font of you when you are mounted on the rings. Attach one ring to one bar and the other one to the bar without a ring. Make sure that there is no twist in the strap when you put it through the buckle. Then you should be good to go. If you have just one bar, ( looking up it runs across both of our shoulders) and both rings are attached to it then when you start doing dips for instance it will have... » Read More If you are using just one bar for both rings then the straps will have a twist in them while you are using them. Ideally you will want two bars, shoulder width apart, that go from behind you to in-font of you when you are mounted on the rings. Attach one ring to one bar and the other one to the bar without a ring. Make sure that there is no twist in the strap when you put it through the buckle. Then you should be good to go. If you have just one bar, ( looking up it runs across both of our shoulders) and both rings are attached to it then when you start doing dips for instance it will have a twist in the strap. A twist is ok as long as you have the straps securely through each buckle. « Show Less
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That's a tough one to explain, make sure you give the latches enough give then clip into your seat. Same for the back latch. There is a grey button that you push that will give you more slack for each strap. Once you clip everything in just pull everything tight. I hope that helps. Maybe they have some videos on YouTube to help more.
1957283
Take the two straps clip one on the bottom, then take another one put it around you an clip it to other side bottom, then the last strap take it over your left or right shoulder and clip it to the top clip.
1883913
These straps are very long. I can use them to easily secure two boards of 26 inch width and three inches of thickness. That 33 inch board may hang over the side of the pads, but the straps are more than long enough.
1508042
I used the 2 straps that hold the top flap closed for that purpose. They were long enough to hold both my pad and GI blanket at the same time.
2174013
You have to wrap them around a strong point of what you're strapping down by putting one end of strap through the opposite loop so it tightens. Then you use rachet straps from the loop to the vehicle. Basically these are used so you dont put metal hook from rachet strap directly to item.
898671
No clue, I threw the darn strap away, I know how but it's really wimpy and isn't any good. Sorry if i didnt help any, best if luck with the strap