can you use bungie cords with this basket?
1836039
Yes you can. We bought this for my son to take his books and backpack to school in, and he uses a bungie and mesh top cover to hold everything in. Regular bungie cords would also work.
1836040
This basket is mounted using the included brackets. I would not recommend using bungee cords.
1836041
R.Tkatch The mess wire on the basket is a fine mess, but you can get the metal hook of a bungie cord through the mess. If you use the plastic hook bungie cords they will not work. We are very satisfied with our basket.
458996
No it does not. I just pulled it down and put a bungie cord around it for wind.
214890
There are "D" rings on each section that would need securing, once open, you simply attach an elastic cord [bungie cord]. One on each side is all you need.
1741478
I attach mine with two large suction cups (Harbor Freight) and two bungie cords. Works well. No permanent attachments to the coach.
1632356
I'm not sure exactly which rack you're referring to. Unless it's really unusual, the included hardware ought to work. It's very accommodating, and rock solid. Speaking from experience, I would not recommend using bungee cords to attach the basket to your rack. You'd be better off with zip ties or some other rigid form of attachment. These baskets are large and the torque they can apply when turning or leaning over can pull the cords right off ... and then you're left picking up your groceries in the middle of the road. I do keep bungee cords to strap down a jacket, skateboard or other large objects. The basket is big and strong and can easily handle a lot of cargo, provided it doesn't blow or tip out as you ride. I'm not sure exactly which rack you're referring to. Unless it's really unusual, the included hardware ought to work. It's very accommodating, and rock solid. Speaking from experience, I would not recommend using bungee cords to attach the basket to your rack. You'd be better off with zip ties or some other rigid form of attachment. These baskets are large and the torque they can apply when turning or leaning over can pull the cords right off ... and then you're left picking up your groceries in the middle of the road. I do keep bungee cords to strap down a jacket,... » Read More I'm not sure exactly which rack you're referring to. Unless it's really unusual, the included hardware ought to work. It's very accommodating, and rock solid. Speaking from experience, I would not recommend using bungee cords to attach the basket to your rack. You'd be better off with zip ties or some other rigid form of attachment. These baskets are large and the torque they can apply when turning or leaning over can pull the cords right off ... and then you're left picking up your groceries in the middle of the road. I do keep bungee cords to strap down a jacket, skateboard or other large objects. The basket is big and strong and can easily handle a lot of cargo, provided it doesn't blow or tip out as you ride. « Show Less
150418
The bag is anchored to the weight and will move some partially due to the bungie cord but it does keep the bag from swinging all over the place. It lays on the floor and works very well. I have a 70 lb bag and it works very well.
1287635
Hi sherry. It doesn't automatically stay open, but we just use a bungi cord to hold it open. It's very simple but it works.
771694
Yes - each bag mounts with its own bungy cord so you can use one or two at a time. I've had mine for around three months and they are really good products.
136498
Yes. I have a 33" W X 34" D X 37" H compressor and there is room to spare such that it should work with your unit too. The bungie cords will keep it even tighter on your unit since you will be able to stretch them down further than I am.
2027986
I've only used the cord that closes the top of the fabric basket..I like the cart but it doesn't really match my stairs so it is quite noisey as it "bounces" up the stairs. But it does carry 3 loads of groceries, it takes some strength to pull it but it's better than carrying the purchases up the stairs in 3 trips.
758123
I use good old bungy cords the nets are too loose if I need to cover something I have a small tarp I put on and under load
2107866
It connects with bungy cords that are included. Its a good product my son really likes it.
1629737
Yes. There is a short vertical metal cord cover at the lower end of the circles. There is the option of connecting a longer metal cord cover to the short one (which I did). I prefer the appearance with the metal cord cover rather than let the cord dangle. It has a clean, contemporary vibe.
1913810
My computer's SD Card reader physically broke, so I was utilizing the cord. There is a known bug. You can find Microsoft knowledge base articles about it.To answer your question, you should be able to do it either way.
1059285
You can use one side or no sides. They are attached seperatley with a bungy cord and the side poles are only used if you have the sides up. You woukd be surprised how much more space you have when the sides are used.
456504
I don't know if it's "recommended", but this is what we decided to purchase for storage: Cuisinart DLC-DH Disc Holder
640284
I use two bungee cord's, crossed over the top dome. I don't have a problem with the drawer moving, but you could use one there as well