Is this an actual shock sollar or what is called static? and if so what is the difference?
924674
It has varying degrees of actual shock. My border collie learned not to bark after 3 barks with the collar on the lowest setting. Unfortunately, she knows she can still bark if the collar is not on so have to use consistently. It has held up well.
924675
I'm not sure what the difference is in a shock collar vs. a static collar. I think "static" is a euphemism for "shock." At any rate, I would recommend the collar. It stops the barking, but, best of all, I am no longer buying the expensive little batteries that are required for most invisible fence and bark collars. My dogs aren't even wearing the collars that much these days, because it only took a few "corrections" to convince them barking is not a good idea anymore.
924676
It's a shock collar with multiple levels available for training. I use it on my mastiff and literally took only a couple of barks before she learned "quiet". Money well spent especially if you've ever heard a 175# dog bark indoors.
924677
I'd recommend this collar. I didn't think it would work well (on blue heeler) but it's worked great for 4 months (and counting) now. I only charged it about 4 times too.
962060
This is for one shock absorber. The picture is just a representative photo.
50087
No. It has the shock sensor and that's it. I need one of those as a matter of fact.
1216852
I think I know why you're asking that - for static discharge before memory card or data storage. Honestly, I'm not sure, although, I have never had any sort of shock, or never had hair stand up when near it, etc. I would assume that it is anti-static, because it feels like ABS plastic
2255169
The price is for one shock. When I purchased there was a rebate from the manufacturer, so check for that as well.
637048
You might want my to get the Heady Duty version of the same shock. If memory serves me the factory rep told me that 250 is the magical number for the standard and more than that is the Heavy Duty set. Of course you could call them and get their expert opinion. They were very helpful for me.
908550
I was putting it in the holster when I first got it and it was switched to the shock function. I had the tip of the holster in the palm of my hand and it discharged in the holster. It was a pretty good jolt through thru the webbing. I don't know if would stop someone in their tracks but the sound and the jolt I got would have made me think twice about taking someone on that had one.
1778683
I don't know. The best thing to do is to measure the old shock and compare.
282208
the RS9000 series offers the ability to adjust the dampening on the shocks for a customizable response. Best bet is to go to the Rancho site and get the comparison from the "horses mouth." They also provide a new part number that has the spring already pre-loaded onto the shock. Price remains the same without the requirement to compress the springs and transfer them.
161447
the shocks are compressed but when you twist them they're supposed to elongateand if they didn't you need to pull them back out and twist them I believe by either clockwise or counterclockwise and they should elongate therefore not being compressed anymore otherwise something is wrong with the shock itself
1747641
Yes, there is absolutely NO SHOCK - no pain whatsoever. Just an utterly painless little vibration.
2127611
I am not sure I will have to look at the brochure. We personally have not had to use the shock element yet. Our GSHP response to the vibration pretty good. I checked the manual and it does not give any voltage numbers for the shock element.
1852223
Does not have vibration mode, one button for tone two for shock. One of the shock buttons is momentary t he other is continuous with higher level of shock.
354469
There is a metal plate on the bottom. We only use this attachment on rugs. We do get shocked once in awhile with static electricity.
1763838
Hi to be honest I just installed KYB monomax shocks on my 2002 Chevy Anvalanch 1500 front and rear, and it feels like the OEM shocks to me.My truck always felt A bit stiff to me, so I really cant tell,because A truck especially like yours, you would kind of expect for it to drive A bit stiff anyway.
668403
I thought the same but after comparison of prices I came to conclusion it is just the rear shocks. And sure enough I was correct. They are great though. I've gone through every adjustment now to most rigid and low. I love it. It's like riding a different bike in a good way
587419
I have never used shock, only chlorine. Works perfectly now for 6 years. Hope this helps!