what hardware is needed to attach this? I'm running the line from the back porch to a light pole 75 feet away.
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We used screw in hooks to attach the pulleys to two trees. Has worked great!
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I just used a crown bolt. Drilled a pilot hole and then screwed the crown bolt into my pole. I used this pulley to run a 50ft clothes line.This is a crown bolt - Crown Bolt 79142 8 mm x 49 mm White Screw Hook with Anchor, 2-Count
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Basically just some simple anchoring hardware - Really depends on what the back porch and the light pole is made of will decide your mounting options.However you may want to use something other than the light pole if your local utility gets touchy about anything you attach to their pole. Plus of course stay far away from anything that carries a voltage/current !
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I just used a crown bolt. Drilled a pilot hole and then screwed the crown bolt into my pole. I used this pulley to run a 50ft clothes line. This is a crown bolt - http://www.amazon.com/Crown-Bolt-79142-Anchor-2-Count/dp/B004XMZUC4/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1398189650&sr=8-2&keywords=bolt+anchor+hook+end
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I used a crown bolt as well. Works great. Open end points up, of course, so the pulley won't fall off if the line snaps
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Yeah this is good to go, no need for extra accessories. At the end of the pole are the classic two hole mounts. You should already have a screw/nut from your other mounts. You'll need to reuse one of those to screw it in.
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use a tent stake or other thru the mounting holes. I actually just have a little chain and clip that I attach and then attach the chain to a screw in the ground anchor.
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If I recall correctly, you shouldn't need anything else -- maybe some electrical tape to hook it up to the existing wires.
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You need to use romex electrical cable staples. this will definitely won't work, nor would to be safe
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Just put screw thru and slide light over screw slot like a vertical phone. Siding liking nailed to wood or brick backing so should be strong enough
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I used a tight ptrap. Like "Kraus PT-50CH P-Trap, Chrome". And use solid supply lines that won't droop
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Used a piece of electrical conduit.....cut it to the size I needed and fastened it to a wall on the roof. A good hardware store can help u on that!
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i used bamboo stakes approximately 6 feet long. drilled a hole near the top to thread the line through, cut the bottom end to a taper to make it go into the ground, bought metal stakes for the tie-down lines from ACE Hardware.
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You Mount the bracket on a poll with wood lag bolts/screws, then hang the light on the bracket so you can wire it. Next step just tilt the light up and drop in the the pin and your done. Its pretty straight forward with good directions. The pin can be a little tight going in. If you mounting on a metal plate you will need to buy bolts.
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The wire that comes with it not long enough for a pole lamp. I am not 100% sure; however I believe everything else will work.
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Sounds like you need a ratchet or winch to tighten up the top cable. Take a look at some of the competitive volleyball setups and you will get a better idea. Your poles should be about 35' to 36' feet apart.
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I used a standard clamp with the v end for pole mounting and mounted the clamp vertical. shoot me an e-mail address and I can send you a picture of the clamps mounting the lights,zeke daguv808@gmail.com
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I used conduit pipe to attach it to my deck. you could use 4x4 posts in the ground then attach the fly to the poles
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You will need a longer trailer hitch ball mount due to it going through the light unit. Check their web sight for more specifics.
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The light is set up to mount onto threaded galvanized pipe; I think it was set up for 1/2 inch...
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The metal bracket that came with it. You might need to adjust the tension on the lines, too.