How do you install these bags?
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Place the hole over the intake nozzle then replace the top of the shop-vac. Unfortunately the vac motor does get in the way and does not allow the bag to fully open.
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Cindy,There are no printed instructions for grab handles. The Velcro will wrap around the roll bar that you want to install them on. Loop around and back through the plastic portion of the strap. Then pull tight and Velcro back to itself when pulled tight. Should look just like the picture when done.Thank you!
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Take a plastic tube half the width of the bag from a hardware store with end caps. Fill it with sand and cap it off. Put some old rags or shirts in, set the tube in and keep filling with rags. Beat it down to compress it and finish filling.
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should be on a piece of paper included in the box. you may have to look through the bags with the screws...
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I use the kitchen tall bags. I pick up the slack by twisting the excess to tighten it and push it through the hole in the back of the black insert. It works out perfectly and way cheaper.
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You can use a coupler and use any tips with them. You cut the tip off the bag to suit your needs. They're very easy to work with.
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Loosen the bolts holding the windshield to the fairing, slide the bag between the windshield and fairing, and then tighten the bolts back up. Very simple.
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the rack has supports that afixed by a screw just above the axle of the rear wheel. think of an upside down triangle, wide part of triangle supporting rack,on top, point at botom secured by scre. There iare hooks at the point. When the side bags are out, there is abungy cord at the bottom of the bags that go around the hooks.
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Place items in the bag, "zip" the bag shut, then attach a vacuum to the bag (circular plastic thing), and turn on the vacuum - the vacuum sucks all the air out.
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The side bags when unzipped, hang on the outside of the rack's three support rods (3 on each side). The only thing that I have ever worried about getting got in the spokes are the small elastic cords at the bottom of each bag so I always make sure that they are wrapped around the end of the support rods which they should be anyway. They are there to make sure the bags do not flop around. Hope this helps. BTW I gave this bag 5 stars as I think it's great.
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these are vacuum sealer bags. you will cut them to the desired length and use a vacuum sealer to remove the air. no "zip"
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The bag has a sleeve at the top. The frame slides into the sleeve. You have to pop out (or drill out) the rivet which holds the frame together. This must be done before the new bag is put on the frame. After you put the bag on the frame you will need to place a nut and bolt through the hole that the rivet was in. This will connect both ends of the frame together.
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That's what we do. I put two self-adhesive hooks to keep the bag in place though.
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Gently twist it into a figure 8 while applying pressure from the bottom and the top. Have the bag ready to slide it in once it's flat and slide it into the bag at least half-way before it pops up again. I hope this is helpful. It's a challenge, then it's easy.
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I just open the lid of the seat and grab the bar (you'll feel it through the bottom of the bag) and gently pull up on the bar. The legs/wheels should then collapse toward each other. Make sure you DON'T have the brakes on before doing this as it makes it more difficult. Hope this helps!
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i am not sure about your 1st question. But i do know that you need to hang the heavy bag and use another rope to tie the bottom of the heavy bag to this stuff, the heavy bag cant stand on the anchor. and this makes the anchor only suits heavy bags with double ends, meaning that there is a ring on each end of them
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There are mounting bolts with threads under the plastic tabs on the roof . You just pop them off and screw into rack. Easy .