how does the crank system works?pulley with wire or just ropes?
1874194
these are wonderful umbrellas everything works great they seem to be a wonderful value and would buy them again. would love more colors to pick from
1874195
It has a cord running over pulleys internally. Mine is jammed at the moment and is inaccessible to fix.
575225
Yes, you need one pulley on each end, with a hook to hang it on. You also need a line tightener and I suggest some line spreaders depending on the length of your clothesline. These are really nice pulleys. I've had several other (cheaper) kinds that did not last at all.
1816583
Yes it is. Even with a pulley and loop line you will need to attach both ends of the rope. Google an example. You can probably see an image and how it works. You dont have to have this piece but if you want your line tight and the ability to tighten as the line is stretched over the years i would attach this to you clothesline. All you do if it starts to sag is pull rope tigher through this tightener.
541004
The trick is to pull down both hooks at the same time. Make sure the rope is in the center groove on all pulleys and pull down while letting out the rope. THis YouTube video might help: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyN4oJlCQpI
1966982
You might think that from the picture, but no, the rope goes through a ratcheted pulley, i.e. you pull it down to set the tension and it stays in place. It also has a safety feature that causes the pulley to slip if you set the tension too high. I highly recommend it for its comfort and ease of use (versus the type that use 30 lb bags of water to set the tension).One drawback - I'm tall (6'4") and because of how far the tension mechanism hangs down, I basically have to sit on the floor when hooking it to a door to get it to work properly.
1235689
Rope pull cocking. My buddy has the manual cranking handle, very slow and very loud. Pull rope quick and quiet.
239165
It is really easy to crank the awning in and out.No springs to worry about.It takes about 1 or 2 minutes to open or close.I bought the telescoping crank handle also. Hope this helps.
96327
It all depends on how you mount it to your trusses/joists. The parts that mount to the truss/joistshave pulleys that must be perpendicular to the ground. If mounting these pulleys causes the rope to come off the pulley, then I wouldn't suggest this device for you. If the rope comes stays in the pulleys, you should have no trouble with it. The rope is one continuous piece, so one pulley can be higher than the other and it will still lift the bike level.
446763
I used turnbuckles first, had a heavy wind and they twisted off, so went to heavy weight rope and fastened it down with redundant systems and it thus far has sailed through the winds. I am planning to take it down for our winter season and store it until next summer.
1407023
I think it is just a single pulley and if you want two you need to order 2. Been a while since I ordered it. Worth the price IMO. Well made
2281185
I use the rope cocking device, I am not very big or very strong and find it quite easy. I was originally going to buy the rope cocking device until I found how easy it was to use the rope cocking device. If you use the crank there are some good You Tube videos on how to use it, check them out. Instruction - Crank Cocking Device is the name of the video and it is made by Barnett.
1371076
I have pulled grounding rods using the puller and a chain with a hook on the end. I'm not sure what your circumstances are though so I'm not sure if that will work for you or not.
1421969
a pulley with a hook, that you can string your cable through, hooking on to an object such as a tree, then running the cable back to your jeep doubling your winch capacity weight. or hang it from on something strong and use it for a hoist.
1209870
My answer is I don't know, but with an explanation. I use an electric motor instead of the crank.
1907756
I have had 0 issues with the winch. Make sure you put the winch on free spool and pull the rope out. Never use the winch out button unless absolutely necessary.
1903207
I don't know if you can get a crank but I used a couple of ratchet straps from wal mart to put tension on the net.
926989
My rope goes all the way in. There is a step when you are assembling the rower to loop the rope around a pulley, which made the rope tighter. It's steps 6 and 7 on the included user's manual and assembly instructions.