Do you have to load one tie at a time?
484718
works on one tie at a time. No loading of ties. Place zip tie around item and partially close tie with fingers then use the gun to pull tie tight and cut off excess..
484719
Yes, you load one tie at a time. Actually, you put the tie in place and then put the end in the tool and squeeze. Works great!
484720
Yes. You wrap the cable with the tie, and thread the tie end through the tie's lock, then put the end of the tie into the gun (it can load in from the side), and pull the trigger. Depending on how close you have the tip of the gun to the lock on the cable, it can take one or two pulls to ratchet in, but when you get it to the pre-set tightness, it cuts it off cleanly. Works like a charm.
484721
Yes, you must apply the cable tie in the location you want by your hand and feed the end through the locking eyelet of the tie.The gun only grabs the long end and pulls it tight until it cuts off the excess; you may stop before it cuts the tie if you want. This is not an auto loader cable tie gun!
484722
yes you have to start the tie on want you are securing the use the tensioner to tightenit. works very well pulls tight and cuts excess off.
484723
You don't load the ties into the gun. You have to install the wire tie on whatever, then use the gun to pull it tight and cut it flush.
728869
Tie a hangmans noose on both ends and slip tight. To connect the two, tie the second hangmans nooseconnected to the first during the tying process of the second noose.When pulled tight, the connection is really nice and 'world class'......
622873
no, you have to hold on to both legs at once and push together with force in one quick movement.
440725
I use 30gal tie bags with Bag Buddy. Love this product. tip...Stand on one side of frame when loading and unloading bag. Pull other side into you toload or unload bag. Drop bag, pull tie, and remove bag. I use a little red toy wagon to move leaf bags from one place to another.
2169892
If you have 5 separate lines I would ASSUME you would need 5. We only had one line with a wheel at both ends. So this device ties the two ends together. So if you have more then two ends (one piece of rope) you would need more.
246465
no you can use one at a time. but if you both at the same time it doesn't cut down on the efficient.
2247254
I haven't had to tighten the lines but you can do it I think. There are visible ties on each line, so I think you would just untie them , tighten them and tie them back up. I love this clothesline, by the way. It is very sturdy and doesn't take up much room and can be easily stored away.
1174271
yes the lines are pulled out one at a time, they don't even need to go in the same direction,I have mine going to trees,one goes straight the other sideways. If I don't need that much space I only use one.
434789
You can make it all but one at a time. You assemble one, play with it them dissassemble and do another
1255646
Light tools, yes. The ties are wide, like typical ties, but they're also thin so not suitable for heavy loads.
264973
Yes, you need to load it. As far as I can figure out, you can only load it through the bottom (the barrel rotates as you pull the trigger, so only the ~5 cylinders that are open can be filled at any one time) which is kind of annoying.
751029
Yes.you can do it manually or wait about 15 seconds and the next episode starts. I have four d-links and love them.
443024
Yes. You need to anchor it using something, even if loading with smaller items.
5783
Yes and it is required to have the chains held on tight, if ordering a spare tightner be aware they come in different sizes just like the cable chains and must match.
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.
1658976
No, you can only use one feature at a time. I don't find this to be a problem but others might.
1234665
Yea, you have to tie it on separately. Honestly I don't recommend these at all, they're garbage.