What exactly is a "Break-loose function" and how does one use it?
1672973
The break-loose function is were u un-clip the anchor and let it go. Then retrieve the anchor line later. If for some reason u have to move in a hurry and don't have time to retrieve the anchor. That's why there is a float on the rope.
1672974
break loose or breakaway is the ability to reverse the pull on the anchor. so you can get it back even if its tangled in submerged trees, roots, etc.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onLbK6TGdkA
712522
I live on a farm and have this happen time to time. easiest way is to buy a tone generator and wand (HD or Lowes, less than $30) disconnect both boundary wires. Connect tone generator to one wire and the other side of tone generator to ground. Leave other boundary wire disconnected. Then simply walk along the boundary with the wand till you lose the signal. That is where the break is.
2198892
The end twist off. Turn counter clockwise. Be carefull. It's easy to break the plastic tab.
1202711
Use a utility knife and go around the edges of the knock out piece you want then use a plier to take it out bending it back and forth. I didn't know how to do it either and had a tile guy show me how to do it. ; ) It works perfectly that way.
818784
Unlock each end and unscrew lock Counterclockwise. Until it separates. Put both parts over rail and retighten and Relock
1106587
Really, there is no easy way to do it. When you first get the case, you pretty much have to break it in. If you have like a small flat head screwdriver, you can kinda use that to "pop" it out. I used my fingernails, and let me tell you, I thought I would bust one, but I didn't. Hope this helps.
1600149
Hi don't pull on it you'll break it, on that large round ball look for the little slit, seam and pry that open gently and you'll see how it opens. the ball will open up and stay connected to one end untill you connect the two ends and snap it shut! Hope that was helpful...
2053720
You don't... it takes a certain bit, and that is it. It will slip in/out but not fall out. This is how they function by design. Go make some holes.
1208296
It works by simply opening a tool or a blade into place and it "clicks" into place. It's also equally easy to release, you simply push the side button near the blade or tool to unlock it out of place.
62464
No. "Breakpoint" goes back to the exact point you were on when you turned off the unit. Logically, that means that there is only one point to return to, right? So that's what it's designed to do and it does it well. Important to note also that "Breakpoint" ONLY works with content on the main internal memory and NOT with the micro SD card. So if you have tons of audio books, you might want to load them onto the main memory instead of the SD. Cheers!
698873
Simple, use a quarter to pry it open by turning it. I know it looks like it is going to break but it won't.
1285507
It can be set to re-lock if you choose. That function can also be turned off.
1372086
I use a breaker bar to break them loose and to tight them up to 100 lbf. But to spin the nuts on and off quickly its useful.
1235593
Not so much. The quote and double quote are burried behind a function key. Not completely unusable, but it interupts the flow.
623292
Loosen a tightened nut or bolt, yes, it is ratchet mechanism. Provided that the torque setting is a fair bit higher than what the break-away torque is supposed to be, it is fine. It is sometimes of value to know what the breakaway torque is. By your second question however, it looks like you are asking whether it is a good idea to use a torque wrench as a breaker bar for seized fasteners. The answer to this one is: never. If you exceed the torque rating of your torque wrench and twist the mechanism past its ratchet click until it is solid, you stand a good chance to shift the entire spring set, and now all you have is a completely de-calibrated, fancy-looking ratchet driver. If you double down on the over load and add a lever to lengthen it, you may also exceed the drive end capacity. You will notice that spanners and ratchet drives come in different lengths in a same series. The length of the lever is related to the capacity of the drive end. To remove stuck fasteners, you need a breaker bar. That is a solid, massive, non-ratcheting bar with an articulated drive end on it. I prefer to break away fasteners with those. Then you can use a crank handle drive or a regular drive.
1316729
not really sure what you mean by break but you can start it and stop it at a push of a button
814143
Mostly easy to separate. Its a button and hole type connection like on a deck umbrella, that works better with little fingers. My guy never had a problem disconnecting them. Just have to be careful not to get pinched because you have to push in the button and twist at the same time.