Any problems with tensioners pulling out from where mounted
507354
i had none. they were screwed in to mahogany. i can t see any problem with a hard wood. if using pine posts you might consider bolts instead of lag screws
507355
It will depend on the material they are mounted into. Even if you wind up with an issue, generally there is a work around. Before building your system look at all the fittings you'll save a lot of $. Wire is cheep. Its the fittings that add up.
507356
They have not pulled out as of yet. It have 2 1/2 years since installation and have not required tightening or re torque of mounting screws.
2213788
I did have the tension adjuster go bad on me too, and I purchased a new assembly because the threads were gone. The new assembly has a slightly better design and has far outlasted the first one.
1609610
It doesn't have a tensioner but I have some on my trailers and it all depends on how you tighten the nut and bult that holds the line spool. It will not spin out of control.
436357
The tension screw does make a difference. I had that issue at first until I tightened the tension
2247251
I assume you mean the actual line gets loose. So far mine has not needed tightening.
1789460
Partially. The tension knob is not in place. I ordered two. Both are the same.
1885173
I had no problem with mine. The two parts are nested together but there's a hole in the base of each, so using these holes I gripped the base of one with my left hand and used my right hand to grip the base of the other and pulled. I could feel some resistance but they slipped apart fairly easily and I was good to go!
265884
No tensioner is included. Mine was fine and didn't feel the need to replace it. Also the bypass gasket is not included. No local auto parts stores had them in stock so I made one from some gasket material
1233759
We found the tension adjuster to be a little stiff upon receipt of the product. In fact, we couldn't fully adjust it until we mounted it on the handle bar. Once mounted it still required a bit of force to adjust, but loosened up after a few adjustments while the trainer was in motion. Hope this helps.
739529
The unit is sturdy but light. Regarding the tension rod holding, it will depend upon what you hang from the clips.
1460367
When I ordered my set of tire chains they fit perfectly and didn't require a tensioner. I used a pliers and an extra set of hands.
1359900
I have not had any trouble giving way to everyday tugs. I can't say I've had full body tugs or pushes. I would encourage tightening tension rods if you are concerned. I would also advise NOT to use at the top of stairs.
331175
Yeah I have had the ends pop off too; you just have to tighten the screws with a half inch to an inch gap between the screw and the end of the rope. And really screw em down tight. Tight as hail.
1077674
I think it could. There are rubberish nubs at the ends (two on each end) which would probably help keep it from being pulled or pushed. I would measure the width of your opening to make sure, and ensure you have a few inches of left over for the tensioner to provide tension. Hope this helps!
739527
No. It works fine hanging from a tension rod. That's where mine hangs and I've had no problem with it. It's great!Marilyn Seaquist
524181
Should be an allen wrench set scree on top...turn it to increase the tension...push down on the wrench while in screw to release all tension
300557
A small tool is provided with the needles to tighten the screws. If you use this tool, you shouldn't have any problems with them coming loose from the cables. These needles are fabulous! I have had no problem with them coming loose as long as I use the tool to tighten the connection. Good luck!