I have an existing zip line that I want to replace the original trolley on. I believe the cable is only 1/8". Will this work on that cable?
51256
This has already been answered in the previous questions, perhaps you should spend some time reading them.
1158506
Hose diameter and connector are not related. My hose is 1/4" too. If you have a universal quick connect, it will work.
276529
probably another 2" line would work a 2" ratchet is bolted on one end. A 1" line would probably not work . If the line is too stretchy it might not work either.
1880469
Haven't needed to do this. Here's my guess.First, just install it and try it. Maybe it will work at that short distance.If it doesn't, just pull at least two feet of each line thru its hole in the cross bar, and tie a new knot.The system will "think" you've pulled the pull bar two or more feet. When you actually pull the bar 11 feet, the system will "think" you've pulled the bar 13 feet and should work. Good luck. Try at your own risk.
389406
I actually used a 1/8'' piece of cable with mine. However you should be able to use a 1/2" piece of rope. I am not sure but 3/8 would either be the max on size or perhaps to large. Hope this helps.
1764687
the OD of the ribbed portion of the hose (after removing the smooth end piece) will fit in a 1 1/2" PVC coupler. I used this hose to hook up a kreepy crawly to an added input to my pool pump using 1 1/2" couplers. I had to remove the smooth/unribbed sections and insert couplers since those sections collapsed under the pump suction but once I did that this did what I needed. This was much cheaper than buying additional kreepy crawley hose sections (which would then have connections out of the water) and this hose is much more durtable and less brittle than the gray ones the pool stores sell for above ground pools.
2067560
This is intended for 3/8" rope light, so I cannot guarantee the 1/4" would be snug in it. We carry 3/8", 1/2" and 3/4" track.
1399256
only if it has the same size power ports as Phillips, I would check the gauge of your old cable and then reference the specs on this product prior to puchasing
1586710
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.
1774010
Yes, the hose is a 1/8" and it is the same connector for the Copic Air Adaptor -
1454643
This product works great, but only for 5/32 cable. I have tried on 1/8 and it simply never gets tight enough in the connector. It also comes with one extra clamp in case you mess up the first try, (which I did). Also, u don't need stainless cable, galvanized also works.
2052887
This is not the correct product for what you want to do (at least as inferred by your question). Search for a pet "trolley" such as this one: Four Paws Silver Heavy Weight 100 Foot Dog Trolley Exerciser Find the appropriate length main cable to tie off between your trees, then the appropriate length cable that attaches to the dog to cover the height of the main cable and a couple of extra feet for slack.
466928
yes you will but you may have to brake off the small piece of plastic that hold the old one in you will see what I mean cause the new cable dose not fix exact where the old one dose but it will work and fit once you brake it off I used a pair of dikes to cut it so I would not brake the cover so watch out for that and good luck
1804278
Yes. The zip tie should accomodate that, but if it doesn't a regular zip tie will work.
19983
The inside of the spool is 4 1/8" It would be tight, with only 1/8" to spare. Looks like the hose would REALLY be straight, which you might to accomplish with two operators......very slowly. I hope this helps. Johnfshriver@att.net
751736
This will only work with 3/8" hose barbs. 1/4" is very small hose if you're referring to the threading you need to measure the actual barb on the fitting.
238555
This is excellent shock cord, bit not having any experience with the functional requirements of a zip line brake, I cannot offer an opinion on your question.