Can Triton Durahooks be used on these Holeyrails?
77210
1/4 heavy duty hooks are the preferred. 1/8 hooks work but aren't really suited to the heavy garden tools
77211
I just bought mine at Home Depot. They come with the plastic anchors and work very well. Be sure to get the right size.
2148286
I don't see why not; the "tip" has a relatively large surface area, so I could see how they would work well on sandy terrain.
1873799
I would not, unless you can duplicate the holes and stabilizing method. And why would you want to do that?
1692908
I suppose you could, if you had the holes on the right angle...but I am not sure you have to-or would want to. It works well in soil and is also used in the sand...good luck
2012827
They might. I'm not sure if they're that small though. A lot would depend on the depth of the hole.
246536
I don't think so. I am afraid the gaps between the pavers and the coarse texture may grind on the teflon excessively.
1843774
I haven't tried it since I only use 5 hole, but I suspect that although the diameter is the same, the holes would not line up...
854701
I'd recommend you to read the page http://www.inkowl.com/index.php?C=2&S;=4&B;=2&product;=247&p;=product . As I read is necessary to make a hole on your tonner cartridge. You can do with a nife, drill or scisors but I preferred to buy the toll that made the job cleaner and easter.
166432
I suppose you could, but the holes are pre-drilled on the open side. A little wood putty and a dab of white paint would fix that, though.
1650981
You could probably make them work on gravel but it would need to be very flat and even. If it is sloped I wouldn't use them.
596190
You would need to predrill holes, but I don't see why it wouldn't work if you did that.
909889
I'm sure you could. They are good as a cheap arrow, but you might get better flight with better arrows...maybe get a set of carbon ones. Check the # age of the compound and get a good spine range for the #age. Plus the front caps are glued and whatnot. I would recommend some good carbons with blazer vanes and replaceable field points. I switched after learning my form and these fiberglass ones just sit in a jar on my desk.
1491840
Probably...although you might have to mount them on the tri bracket one at a time.
1799363
Yep, that is correct. They do work well,be careful not to make to large of hole. Good luck
1131840
I believe you can use the Firbolts as is and they might even shoot better then your arroows with half moon nocks.Check out this article to be sure:http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=578485
623214
Can't see why not as long as you have a pin attachment hole. It is very lightweight and needs a couple of cinder blocks if you want to dig in a bit. However, it's difficult to keep the cinder blocks in place.
946305
i don't think so unless your tri-pod it quite small in frame size and the head will fold around quite a bit so that it will slide into the bag at an angle.