What type of line would I need to use this harness as a safety harness?
2069202
The manual does not specify a particular type of line for use, only that it does not exceed a 6ft free fall as per OSHA. I use a 3/8 polyester rope rated at 600 lbs, the harness is only rated at 400 lbs
1326263
I don't recall the harness but have not used it. I'm sorry I can't be of any help on this.
1700921
No you need a safety harness to attach yo this safety climbing line. This product allies you to be attached while going up or down a tree. So , you need the safety harness to use this product.
2083740
The wiring harness is for towing. If you are not going to tow any trailer or vehicle then you do not need it. I got the receiver hitch to connect my bicycle rack, which I did not need to get the harness.
1931607
I use a harness for my dog ,better if you stop real quick ,will not hurt dog much safer than a collar
703771
I cannot imagine why it would not work with synthetic line. Not sure what you mean by the term, but I use nylon rope with this pulley all the time.
1649503
I did that and it works fine. I used existing twisted wire and used the new solid to make a larger roaming area for my dog. My twisted is in conduit for extra protection from a digging dog.
1426192
I use 1 zip tie to keep the wireing harness secured, and simply cut off zip tie and replace when reinstalling after using my utility trailer. Love my step and extra brake lighting.
1742329
it would probably be easier to buy the mating connector instead of making an all new harness. here is the part number 455-2248-ND and la link to the part http://www.digikey.com/product-search/en?WT.z_header=search_go〈=en&site;=us&key;words=455-2248-ND&x;=0&y;=0&formaction;=on
2055580
I believe that will work! Just for the safety aspic I may look at adding that set up to my rig. Thanks for the idea..!
1899395
I would braid about three strands of the cord to accomplish what you want to do. It would be an increased safety factor but it certainly would do the job.
1923629
you should use 12 gauge wire, but you could use 16 gauge if not running long distance.
1464822
The synthetic cable works best. Easier and safer. Pulley can come in handy depending on what you plans are.
653859
It has a flared base so you should be able to use it with a universal harness. But with the attached remote control it might be a little complicated. You can try and see if it would be compatible with your harness
166852
I would contact Control Products Inc at (952)448-2217 or Email them at customerservice@controlproductsinc.com for the answer! I believe that it will work if it is a single line! Craig
508690
You would probably be okay with that gauge of wire for that short of a run. HOWEVER! Be sure to fuse the line in case it overloads or should happen to short to ground over time! I used #0 gauge wire for a 15 foot run to the back of a van and regular battery terminals to attach to the dual post battery.
832682
Unfortunately there is no connector to use as a substitute for a harness. There is a ring on top of the backpack though like the ones on the collar but don't think it would be that safe to use if your dog is a puller or a big fella. I still used a leash on them which didn't pose any problem at all.