degree ease of instakllation ?
1101218
Good kit, but had to fabricate some of the mount. It's worth buying if the CFM is enough.
1101219
depends on application.if you research and find the right parts....its easy.
1938892
I dont know. I know that it depends of your hand. Practice makes the masters!
2075453
Not sure, but it is easy to tell which is a higher degree. We don't worry about the words andjust go with degree in choosing our setting.
2067367
It can be done easily one handed, with practice. It can be difficult when you first figure it out.
116313
Not much force at all, let gravity and knife weight do the work for you. After several movements (right side, left side) you will discover how easy it really is.
738976
Likely glad down the road to get longer. Once you master going across you might enjoy moving the slackline between two further apart bases. (In our case, trees) hope that helps!
90732
I find it easy, but I'm good with spatial things, and working with my hands. If you watch a video on YouTube or something it will likely be a bit easier. With practice it can be an easy 30 second process. However, fitting it into its bag is a breeze. It's nothing like trying to fit a camping tent back into its bag.
440675
You don't wont to start high unless you have been gripping for a long long time. If you haven't it's going to take to a long time to close even the 2. If it were me I'd start out at .5 and work my way up. I started at 1 only because I've been gripping for awhile. I've nearly closed the 2 and then I'll go for certification on 3.
90731
It is very easy. Once you know the direction to almost twist it on itself you're good. It can be done by one persone.
1625582
OK, thanks a lot for the information. I'm in no hurry at all; I usually dither for several months before making a decision.
1939128
Jim. No, it's a matter of practice makes perfect.....it is not difficult and extremely easy to use. Good luck. MEP
105098
It can be tricky, until you get used to it. Personally, I had to look it up on youtube. Whether you do that or figure it out on your own is your choice. Good luck!
2200325
I think so providing you don't have overhead obstructions such as eves, etc. If I remember right there are videos on the net showing various intallations. Check 'em out.
1241614
The distance from your deck/dock to the water line would have some influence but generally I would go with a 4 step over a 3, and a 5 step over a 4. The longer the ladder, the easier it is generally to get out of the water....especially for adults.
1490569
Depends on how much practice you have done. Also depends where you wear the scabbard. Leather scabbards are easier for me.
136068
There are instructions in English but they are kind of vague. The degree increments are not exactly like the AEP but you are supposed to follow the knifes bevel anyway. But yes the unit will setup like the AEP just a little different degree markings
1664763
It all depends on your own experience. If i were to guess, i think you would be able to get it all the way up there whether colapsed or fully extended. You seem like that kind of guy