How do you thread the ropes through the pulley's? Instructions &amp; pictures are awful.
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I used this video, and you're right the instructions are horrible. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=03NYW8znZO0
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Yes, rope goes up through the rungs of the ladder and down the other side to make a loop at the top. You put that loop over the top of the branch and thread the bottom of the rope ladder through the loop. My branch wasn't perfectly level and it worked fine. Depending on how thick your branch is there should be a small amount of play
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Slip the pin through the end of the net and slide the entire assembly through the tube of the holder with the net slipping through the slot of the tube. With the string through the top of the net and tied to the metal chains at both ends, drape each end over the top of the end post (pin) on the slot and down the side of the tube. Hook the metal chains on each end over the hook on the side post tube outside near the base of the tube. Pick the chain link that puts enough tension in the string to hold the net taut. It is easier if you do this with two people as the chain links need pressure on them to stay hooked. Hope this helps. Post again if this isn't clear. Good ponging to you. Slip the pin through the end of the net and slide the entire assembly through the tube of the holder with the net slipping through the slot of the tube. With the string through the top of the net and tied to the metal chains at both ends, drape each end over the top of the end post (pin) on the slot and down the side of the tube. Hook the metal chains on each end over the hook on the side post tube outside near the base of the tube. Pick the chain link that puts enough tension in the string to hold the net taut. It is easier if you do this with two people as the chain links need pressure on... » Read More Slip the pin through the end of the net and slide the entire assembly through the tube of the holder with the net slipping through the slot of the tube. With the string through the top of the net and tied to the metal chains at both ends, drape each end over the top of the end post (pin) on the slot and down the side of the tube. Hook the metal chains on each end over the hook on the side post tube outside near the base of the tube. Pick the chain link that puts enough tension in the string to hold the net taut. It is easier if you do this with two people as the chain links need pressure on them to stay hooked. Hope this helps. Post again if this isn't clear. Good ponging to you. « Show Less
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You must un-screw the neck. The neck is what the rope is tied to,RegardsAPW
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No Instructions if I remember correctly.. I kind of just figured it out. Maybe try google/you tube.
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Yeah I have had the ends pop off too; you just have to tighten the screws with a half inch to an inch gap between the screw and the end of the rope. And really screw em down tight. Tight as hail.
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I used a heavy duty staple gun at the bottom and made sure the rope was tight when I was winding it around the pole. I also use a staple midway through and another one at the top.
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there are eye-hooks woven into the ropes. you simply bolt them to whatever support beams are convenient.
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Goooooood question!!!! No instructions on "how to attach". I used zip ties through one of the holes to attach to hanger. Not especially pleased with result.
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The instructions weren't all that clear anyway, but there was a diagram. I looked and couldn't find it. Youtube has a video I will pass on the link. You may already have it. I would strongly recommend using white duct tape, (as others have probably already suggested) to hold the joints together. http://youtu.be/cnvJeRXNsoM
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Couldn't figure out also what to do with it either so I untied the knot and rewove the chord so that it just crisscrosses using the outside loops. It seems to work great now and I can get whatever I need to in there and still tighten using that black figamagig (whatever that is called).
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We used a staple gun with large staples. Use several staples along the first few inches at the bottom of the pole. If the staples won't go in all the way, use a hammer to make sure they're all really tight. Just wind the rest of the rope up to the top--wind as tightly as you can! Then staple along the top few loops. We can see the staples at the top; they're not very camouflage.
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I understand what you mean, the instructions are not great, I just kind of played with it until I could see how it had to be attached correctly. I hope this is enough to help you
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The bottoms of the handles unscrew, & you can pull the ropes out from there. You have to then uncrimp the ends to slide the rope through, & adjust the length.
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Kevin as the ceilings in my house are not high enough to do what you are attempting I do applaud you in your effort I have seen the pulley system from one of these used search "Hunters Specialties Mag Lift System with Gambrel" Hope this helped
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My rope goes all the way in. There is a step when you are assembling the rower to loop the rope around a pulley, which made the rope tighter. It's steps 6 and 7 on the included user's manual and assembly instructions.
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My Grandsons figured out how it works. I do not believe they have instructions. You might Google it online to find the instructions. Sorry I am not more help.