Do you need two pulleys to lets say go from a deck to a pole out in the yard? What other stuff? Thanks, only seen these on TV
575224
yes you need two but they are high quality and should last a long long time.
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.
575226
Yes, that's how I have my clothes line set up....two pullers and an item that tightens the line.
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
204143
What I had to do was basically create a "single use" don't waste your time trying to upload a bunch of string for multiple uses, what I did was I bought an extra piece and I would tie knots in 2 pieces, I could do my small lawn usually without using the back up, but loading with extra line won't work it just spews out, but if you tie a knot with 2 pieces and put it in, have a back up cap for quick replace you should be good for small jobs, hope this helps
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.
337280
The bow bracket has pulleys built in (shown in pic), if you need any additional pulleys you would have purchase those separately.
2241840
No, there are no pull chains. I think you can buy an extra remote if you're concerned about it.
622158
I would use the nylon rope supplied , it's easyer to bend around the pulleys
195001
Yes I agree re instructions and pictures are awful. Find the single pulley. The rope should go through the double pulley to the single oneand tie a knot at the single pulley. There is a hole in the brace that the rope goes into where you tie the knot. One line from the single pulley to the double pulley that goes down to the pulling hooks to lift the boat. Then it goes back up to the other side of the double pulley.You end up with 1 rope at one end and 2 ropes at the double pulley. This is hard to explain you might want to check out the Utube video.
606875
The pulleys are a synthetic material of some sort, probably a phenolic, and seem to be of good quality. Plastic often denotes a cheap product but I don't think this is the case here. It would be a rare bird indeed today to find cast iron drive components in products of this sort.
259024
It came with spindles blades pulleys and a belt fo around $86 my craftsman Lt 1000 mower has a 42 inch deck, so I needed the 92 inch belt. KIT Works well. Hint. If you find a kit without pulleys, get it, unless you need the pulleys? The pulleys in this kit work, but are not as good of quality as the original.
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.
161914
Yeah this is good to go, no need for extra accessories. At the end of the pole are the classic two hole mounts. You should already have a screw/nut from your other mounts. You'll need to reuse one of those to screw it in.
1464823
Synthetic rope is the only way to go. They even make ones that are short just for plowing. Going over the pulley so many times with a steel cable makes them break very fast. Synthetic is way more flexible and still strong. Pay close attention to where that cable travels when it's tight. Mine rubbed on a metal edge that I had to grind down so it didn't cut into the synthetic.
847009
You will need a more heavy duty pulley for your needs...these are very light duty.
781253
I'm not sure i understand your question, however it appears that you are asking which configuration would be best? There is only one configuration to this system, so there is no easy or hard way. From a physics perspective, it doesn't matter which way you pull on the loose end, the weight is essentially the same. The mechanical advantage is in the configuration of the rope, and the moving pulleys
1526322
Answer below is correct. I've found every tool I've purchased attaches the same way to the pole. Use one and you know how they all work.
714577
It has pull chains that come with it. The best way is to also purchase a remote control. It works great and is not too tough to wire in either.