I couldn't figure out how to attach the webbing to the female end. Do you have any instruction or picture to guide us? Thanks
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Most people sew the webbing on the female end. But, it can be attached other ways just depending on what you are using it for.
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I couldn't figure it out, so I just use without the straps! Let me know if you get an answer that would help us both.
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The metal pieces you see on here are carabiners. Just unscrew them, insert the rope and then screw them back together.
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Just place it. In the opening. There should be pieces of fabric that make up the ties. I'll ask my daughter how she does it.
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I did not have any problem removing the ends...your's may just be very tight.I assume that you tried to remove both sides?
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No instructions. I looked on you tube. There are a lot of people showing how to do it.
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You could use two d-rings sewn to one end and tighten that way, like a webbing belt. The webbing is fairly slick, I've never tried to use a d-ring with this, so it may come loose. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004BP1WNE/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?qid=1415130511&sr;=8-4π=SL75
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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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Pam, Hi you can contact Tie Down for any information you need.http://www.tiedown.com/request.htmlThanks, Doug
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The metal ends are 2" wide and 1/2" deep so they grip the webbing really well. I used pliers to crimp the webbing into the ends, becuase I did my rewebbing on the porch, but I've heard of others who used a vise to close the ends on the webbing - either way, you'll need some 'mechanical' help in securing the metal ends to the cut webbing. Good luck on your project!
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Not sure if I totally understand your question, but there is not any loose webbing and everything is tight. If you want to give me more information as to what you really mean by "loose webbing" I will try to help. But I think I may have answered you. If not, I will be happy to help.
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Hey CPA, from the bottom front female snap fasteners, look along the bottom inner seam for a corresponding male snap fastener. Wrap the female fastener around each of your legs BACKWARDS and snap onto the corresponding male fastener. Strange design but it seems to work OK. I hope my explanation is clear...
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There are a lot of you tube videos for this. I looked it up. The know is really simple, but it can be confusing to tie even if you've done it before.
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I just got the webbing, used my old metal ends which had been on rubber webbing. They worked, but elasbelt was too stretchy for my sofa.
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For my installation I took the end with S-hooks and attached them to eye-hooks spaced bolted 18" apart into a horizontal cross-member. On the ground I have another horizontal cross member with holes 18" apart, through which I snaked the terminal pieces then knotted the ends. You could also leave the bottom hanging loose or attach weights to the two dependent ends of the ropes. Alternatively you could drill large eye hooks into the cement or ground at the base and tie the loose ends to these.
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Wouldn't it be great if the wire rope always rewound in a nice neat fashion? Unfortunately, they never do, and neither does this Grizzly.. I have no idea if you can replace the rope with a web strap.
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I have not crossed that bridge yet. I was hoping to be able to pry the end off with a precision screw driver then burn the ends and trim them up in order to use again. I left my end quite long and tuck it in the laces so I could cut that end thing off an reuse if I had to. Bob C