can you move it on the tow rope - was looking for something to help keep the tow lines out of the prop.
377348
It is the tow rope, the ball is the mid point and fixed in its position. So no... the ball won't keep the rope out of your propeller. But my 2 point cable trolley floats. I don't attach my rope to the trailer tie down eyelets directly, I attach my ropes to the trolley.
377349
Do you mean can you move it towards the boat or back towards the tube? If so no. It does a great job of holding the line mid way between the tube and boat up and out of the water. Near the boat we purchased a tow harness. This works great but you still need to keep and eye on things. All I know is that once we started using this thing I really had to throttle back on the boat because now we had so much more speed and power. Hope this helps.AIRHEAD AHTH-2 Heavy Duty Tow Harness
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The best way to keep the rope out of the prop is with a "Kwik Tek Airhead Heavy Duty Boat Tow Harness". It has a floating end that keeps the rope from sinking.
377351
No, it's fixed mid rope, works like a charm keeping the towrope out of the water at the tube end.
377352
Do you mean can you move it towards the boat or back towards the tube? If so no. It does a great job of holding the line mid way between the tube and boat up and out of the water. Near the boat we purchased a tow harness. This works great but you still need to keep and eye on things. All I know is that once we started using this thing I really had to throttle back on the boat because now we had so much more speed and power. Hope this helps. http://www.amazon.com/AIRHEAD-AHTH-2-Heavy-Duty-Harness/dp/B000FE9C2I/ref=sr_1_18?ie=UTF8&qid=1396029875&sr=8-18&keywords=boat+tubing
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getting in the way will depend on how you're using it and what you're trying to do. as far as i could tell, it won't come off easily. i'm sure if you worked at it enough you probably could remove it. this may not be much of an answer but the unknowns are an individual situation.
1853820
I either put it on my wakeboard tower or there is a hook just above my swim step that is designed for the tow rope. The rope is the best one I ever bought. all the other ones shred after one season
35350
You also might want to add a turnbuckle to the mix, so you can maintain constant tension on the cable.. Of course, you also might pull your tree down. :)
76794
I have seen people do that before. I think you just need to be ABSOLUTELY sure about the strength of whatever you're anchoring it to. It doesn't take up a lot of space so other than hanging/safety techniques it's a cinch. I hope that sufficiently answers your question.
961317
You can use it to attach the rope to your pole. If you have a hook on your pole. We do but we didn't use the hook.
1645040
Yes, but realistically you probably would never want to move it because you'd be left with a huge chunk of concrete with a metal plate once removed. Plus you'd need to disassemble the goal and buy another anchor/pier system to install on a different location. Disclaimer: I have not yet installed my goal but will soon.
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No it will move thats what i did but u can use it if u have a welder put in a brace it the back weld it all up than paint it all with duracot looks good and works well
682583
No but you just want to make sure the ropes are not tangled around the corners. It should go up just like an umbrella. Keep trying :)
1625049
I don't see why you wouldn't be able to. Just make sure the rope is the same guage or it may get stuck.
1814109
You can tie it and cast it. When I had it I kept it tied to some extra line not attached to my pole and would toss it where I was going to be running through. But just a heads up this product has really mixed reviews. I returned mine after the first use because it stopped working after 15mins.
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NO. Not at all. It is the dirt filling the void area that gives it form. To move this, you would need to remove dirt. You MAY be able to put it on some sort of movable platform that would enable you to move as needed.
1070940
not sure how you'd tie it down. But if there's another way to anchor it, I suppose you could
1651603
Yes it can! I put mine on the tongue of my Toy hauler mounted the switch on the inside so it wouldn't get bumped . I made my own cables and put one cable from the switch to the battery and the other cable went from the switch to the trailer side hook up. Then made a cover to flip over the switch to keep it out of the element's and put a small chain on the tongue and hooked the other end on the Key so I wouldn't miss place it . Nobody is going to bother the key anyway they don't even know it's there . I hope this will help you good luck I would buy another one 2 thumbs up
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Not really. You might be able to rig it for that but not sure how well it will work. Thought about trying it myself but haven't gotten around to it.
806180
I think you could. We used a tree, but knotting the rope somehow so it doesn't slide should work.
637756
I looked over the float and there doesn't seem to be anywhere on it where you could secure it with a rope. Sorry. :(