how does the mechanics work for up and down, spring, hydraulic or manual, what is pull cord for
1672061
it is a screw jack. you twist the crank like a car jack.. However it take some effort to jack up once it is down. It helps if you have another person help you push the backboard up with stick. apart from that it is a very robust bracket system.. heavy gauge steel..
1672062
The height adjustment works via a screw jack. It is inside a tubular housing that bolts through the bottom left and right support plates and the top left and right support arms. What looks like a pull cord in the illustration is actually the crank handle that operates the screw jack hanging from the hook at the bottom of the screw jack. The handle has a eyelet in the top to engage the screw jack hook when adjusting the height and is removed after the adjustment is made.
1672063
I'm not sure about a pull cord, I think you're looking at the steel handle that's hanging down. That is a steel arm (with an L in it so you can turn it) that connects to the bolt on the main housing. You turn the bolt to raise or lower the rim. Once installed the whole thing is pretty bulletproof. I've had it at 8' and at 10', and it's strong. The backboard will rattle after a few months of heavy use. I've found that adding black duct tape to the edges dampens the vibration and cuts down on rattle noise.
1672064
Manual Crank by turning removable handle that is shown hanging down in picture. No cord. Mechanism works well and give continious adjustment which allows flexibility in mounting heigth on wall.
823850
I just turn the handle to lower the jack. If you turn the handle and feel it' free, that mean the handle not go down enough to catch the spindle. Put the handle down on the jack and turn either way until it sit then turn the lock bolt firmly by hand. In this position you can turn the handle to close and release the hydraulic, no other button or screw need.
2200723
It is used to reverse your pull and to double the pulling strength of a winch, etc. For instance if you are in a vehicle with a 9000 pound winch and are stuck you will have 9000 pounds of pulling power by hooking directly to a tree in front of you. If, however, you put a snatch block on/at the tree and run the cable through it and back to your vehicle you will then have 18,000 pounds of pulling power. You can also use it to change the direction of the pull. It is a terrific tool and I use them to retrieve huge lenths of logs that I have cut down and need to pull out onto the road where I can get to them with a trailer.
261067
All it does is that it just pull straight up and locks into place and with some force onto it, it goes back down. It has spring loaded catches in it. You do not have to twist to lock into place.
1713540
It's to lift and/or lower the load. Also with the hydraulic arm lowered, the cable is to secure the load and allow slack taken out prior to the hydraulic lifting. I hope this helps, helpse careful.
1017281
There is a weight that is attaached to the output hose that helps pulling the head. You must, howevcer, gemtly push the head back into the slot.
1318564
its one of the two pull chains that reverse the direction I have not bothered to find out which ones do what yet.
2002303
Vanessa, the description also says it has a pull-chain. That is incorrect as well. There is a flip switch on the cord. The floor model has a step-on bubble-like switch which is very easy to use. Dianna
16859
There's nothing manual about this, its all auto. When you want cord you pull on the cord its motor reels it out, when you want to re-wind (even a little) you push the button.
1005788
It provides steady pressure. You can apply pressure and release manually, but it would not be very precise. It uses a pump to apply the pull, and then holds it at that position until you release it.
1025353
When not pulling the cross levers, the cable can move freely in it, allowing the main brakes to work. When pulling the cross levers they "shortcut" the main brakes and brake
153552
you just can pull with the remote to release you hav to untight the big nut and pull the cable out, if you are good in electricity you can change the remote and wiring and the motor will reverse ,, but you have to take off the manuel inside lock reverse... eveithing work find , i use the winch to lift my electric wheel chair 120 lbs forward and reverse
927484
It only pulld down. You have to lift it off the holder and then you can move it in whatever direction you want.
2082469
Not sure. But it has been working great since I installed it. And it was easier to install than repairing the pull rope.
42122
You shouldn't need a puller unless your coil overheated and seized the clutch onto the spline. Might require some tapping with a ball peen hammer. I cut mine off with a die grinder. assembly is very easy.
2258966
Should work fine--the important measurements are the 2 and 1/8 spring and the 3 and 1/4 inch bottom(long version is more like 5-6 inches for these measurements). I believe there are only 2 common versions of these pulls--the short and long--so yours must be the short based on your measurements. I think the total length is 38 inches or so on this one, but you can secure the extra cable off to the side--better to have too long than too short of a cable. Hope this helps--mine worked great and saved me alot of cash--took about ten minutes for both--hardest part was holding cushion away from mechanism/attachments. Should work fine--the important measurements are the 2 and 1/8 spring and the 3 and 1/4 inch bottom(long version is more like 5-6 inches for these measurements). I believe there are only 2 common versions of these pulls--the short and long--so yours must be the short based on your measurements. I think the total length is 38 inches or so on this one, but you can secure the extra cable off to the side--better to have too long than too short of a cable. Hope this helps--mine worked great and saved me alot of cash--took about ten minutes for both--hardest part was holding cushion away from... » Read More Should work fine--the important measurements are the 2 and 1/8 spring and the 3 and 1/4 inch bottom(long version is more like 5-6 inches for these measurements). I believe there are only 2 common versions of these pulls--the short and long--so yours must be the short based on your measurements. I think the total length is 38 inches or so on this one, but you can secure the extra cable off to the side--better to have too long than too short of a cable. Hope this helps--mine worked great and saved me alot of cash--took about ten minutes for both--hardest part was holding cushion away from mechanism/attachments. « Show Less
1210992
The pull up is smooth. However on the pull down you actually have to pull the bike or whatever you are keeping on the mount down while at the same time giving the cord some slack making a vertical line so the lock won't activate. So it si not jerky but not so smooth.