How do you attach the piece to the collar? My collar has no holes for attachment.
1174160
It is held to the collar by the groves on the side of the block. You slide the collar in one, run to over the top and then in to the other groove. I hope you have better luck with them. Mine eats thru batteries like crazy.
1174161
The collar wraps around the "shocker" by going through the brackets on either end and behind the piece.
1174162
You don't.sent mine back the same day I got it.its grade a junk.please send it back,spend 2-250 for a really good one.
1527357
It took me a minute to figure this out as well...the metal prongs on the collar actually screw on, so you just simply unscrew them.
178968
Slip end of leather strap through both the attachment ring for the lead first and then through the other metal piece that secures the collar. Select the appropriate size and secure as usual.
1640622
The two prongs unscrew from the receiver separating the receiver from the collar. You can use the plastic tool that is provided or any crescent wrench will work.
512310
The collar thread through two brackets at the sides and around the front to stabilize it, you have two size of electrodes depending on the fur of your dog, short fur you use the smaller ones, long or thick the other. Hope this helps.
1203772
We modified a nylon web collar and it worked well. The plastic nylon can be melted with a hot nail to make the holes for the prongs.
1785230
Most all collars have a metal loop, I used a small key ring to attach it to that loop.
14760
yes, but my experience was that I had to secure the collar with a small zip tie. It wouldn't stay secure.
1527359
On the back of the collar there are 2 nuts just unscrew them and pull the receiver out. Do the reverse to put on new collar.
475224
Attaching it to the collar would be awful. Think about what would happen in an accident. Your dog would get thrown forward and then stopped abruptly by the neck... Get a harness or let your dog loose.
1608250
Mine had a ring to attach to the collar. I have two dogs and purchased one blue and one red. They were really good. The ones I had before were the kind you hand instantly made from a machine, and didn't last long. These ones are really durable,I was happily surprised by that.
1079289
I had something similar happen. I just messaged them on Amazon and they sent me a new collar and requested the broken one. The systems themselves aren't high end, but I have been pretty impressed with their customer service.
529771
You should have a plastic small green wrench that came with the collars, there are two different size hexigon holes and one should fit the doodad turn to losen doodad and will screw right back on tighten with wrench
1828936
You have to purchase a battery from the company that made the collar. Regular invisible fence batteries or camera batteries do not fit.
355049
Yes, I attach them to the collars with small pop rivits. Just predrill the collar and pop rivit them on, then I sand/grind the back side of the rivits flat. To remove then just drill out the front of the rivits and re-attach them to the new collars.
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Hello M. Person. Unscrew the center clutch assembly all the way and pull up the screw collar. you should have a 2 plastic sleeves, the bottom piece which is about a inch long, should be sitting in the lower stand assembly about 3/4 of the way in. The second top collar which is about a 1/4 inch long should be sitting on top of the other one. If you don't see the top plastic ring check to see if it is lodged up in the screw collar. Try re seating the plastic rings and make sure not to cross thread the screw collar when tightening. Hope this helps.
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No hole, so it won't work with a harness type collar, but it would be fine with a regular collar.