Anyone know the strength or weight of pull on the 1/2" cord?
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No I don't, but I use a lot of bungie cords, different sizes from 3/16, 3/8, & 7/16, and all of them are strong, never broke any! I'm assuming 1/2 inch would pull a car if you needed to? I'm sure it will meet your need. I used 3/8 & 7/16 to hold a tarp down on the top of a 10 X 20 building and they lasted over 6 months. Ken Hockin Alvin, Texas
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Feels like 10 pounds with cord attached. Both husband and wife use it never a problem with the weight.
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If I had to estimate I would say it has a medium pull. It's not overly easy but it isn't too difficult either. Of course it depends on an individuals strength in their hand. It would naturally be more easier for some than others. Hope this helps!
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Mine appears to be fairly easy to pull and turn.You might want to put a call or email out tothem.
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13 inches long 9inches wide 2 inches high weighs about 2 lbs cord about 4 feet long
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It is strong enough, but I found the 3/8" too narrow to keep a good grip on it and it can burn your hands when they really pull. 1/2" works better for me.
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not heavy really. but the cord they send me started malfunctioning and they wont even replace it, so dont buy from who i bought from. which i see u are
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This isn't designed to pull a certain weight... just harmonic balancers. It will pull the balancers off the specific vehicles just fine. I've used mine lots. Its great quality.
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It's pretty light but I don't know if 1/2 a pound is necessarily correct. It could be and I'm just strong. LOL. It's powerful for such a small hairdryer (works like my bigger one) and I had no problems with it while I traveled in S. Korea (other than I had to use an adaptor for the plug-in & I turned the voltage switch accordingly -not that those are even problems). It's a great little hairdryer.
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About two pounds, enough to pull it to the bottom. The one I had was a struggle to use as it was too light. this one works well.
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When you say you get 6 inches on a 24" cord, is that a certain weight pull, or to full resistance, or to breaking point. I don't know about mine, never tested it. But the stretch seemed appropriate for the size of the cord. I have used it in awning tie-downs, tent tie-downs, and re-stringing a zero-gravity chair. All worked well.
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I have 2 of these pulleys and I use 3/8" rope and it works fine. Not sure how 1/2" would work, though. There doesn't seem to be much room when I am using 3/8".
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It is light. I cannot handle heavy things and cannot pull a cord for gas powered equipment. BUT, I would NOT get this one - I have always gotten the 12 inch until this one and I am extremely disappointed in this because it does not cut well and the cord does not automatically advance like it is suppose to.
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These cords weigh approximately 20lbs. I will have Amazon update our listing. Thank you.
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I really don't know, I pulled about two feet out which is all that I need. I have not attempted to pull the entire cord out.
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I used the1/4inch cord to repair mine and it worked fine. The original cord was thinner but was doubled over, for the repair I just used the thicker 1/4inch cord once.
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Your best bet is a 16 guage heavy duty cord. Now depending on the lenght of the cord, the manual may recommend a 14 guage. These cords btw, come in different colors.