What diameter of anchor line should I use ?
469908
I like a good nylon rope that is no less than 3/8" in diameter. Any smaller than that then the rope cuts into your hands when you hoist up the anchor. If you go too big of a rope then it won't fit through the anchor hole plus you waist you money. Good nylon rope is not cheap. I think 3/8" to 1/2" is fine for me.
76794
I have seen people do that before. I think you just need to be ABSOLUTELY sure about the strength of whatever you're anchoring it to. It doesn't take up a lot of space so other than hanging/safety techniques it's a cinch. I hope that sufficiently answers your question.
1172296
I would use a 10/3 cord. For every 100 feet you should use 1 size bigger gauge.
1835273
You could try a 3M hook. Sorry, there is no way to know for sure what will work for your wall.
588961
I don't even use a anchor. I purchased some thin rope at tractor supply...tied it around a tree...made a loop big enough for my battle rope. Spent 5 $
2153174
You will have to use the appropriate brick wall type anchor which may be plastic or metal-based. I would recommend a screw/anchor combination about 1.5 inches in length to get the proper grip. here is a link to an article that may help: http://www.ehow.com/how_5817520_drill-anchors-brick-wall.html
1071521
the two 24 'anchors were for use with a 16' deep v boat. you might want a larger size depending on the type of water and wind conditions you encounter. They are for drifting and I usually only need one. the second is used when the wind is almost too much for my boat. I fish mostly open lakes in the plains states.
1167569
I just used a crown bolt. Drilled a pilot hole and then screwed the crown bolt into my pole. I used this pulley to run a 50ft clothes line. This is a crown bolt - http://www.amazon.com/Crown-Bolt-79142-Anchor-2-Count/dp/B004XMZUC4/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1398189650&sr=8-2&keywords=bolt+anchor+hook+end
1300980
1/2 inch flex line. If the pipes in the wall are 3/4 you could just get a 3/4 to 1/2 adapter. My install was really quick and painless and took me a grand total of 5 minutes to drill and hang
1897370
The inner diameter of the line needs to be 1/4 inch...so 1/4" hose is probably okay.
1890313
I use a 10# fluke anchor on a 15' whaler type boat with very thin 1/8" nylon line. works great. Love it. But I am only on lakes . It's made to be use with line no larger than 1/2" . It's just a simple cam lock system like something used on a sailboat. It should work fine.
1400626
I used a 1" OD for mine but for a friend of mine i just used one from Menards. Bronze colored 4ft poles. It was a tight fit but worked great.
1447330
I went with metal anchor bolts. they were a 3/4 inch in length. The head was about 1/4 wide. I had them in the house but the hardware has a huge selection and they are super cheap.
832957
I just use a standard 5/8" pin. It may rattle some, but strength or safety are not compromised.
1578100
Since the included anchor was the wrong type for anchoeing into a wood joist, I bought the largest lag hook I could from the local hardware store. The size of the bolt you buy will dictate the size of the pilot hole you'll need.
126762
Go to the nearest hardware store and buy longer screws. Take the short ones along so you get the right diameter and thread size.
1948626
3/4" connections used to unit. Check local codes. I used 3/4" piping throughout . Flex can only be used for connections under 36". Distance from source shouldn't matter, pressure should be the same. Use hard pipe.