Will this work with synthetic line?
381315
Im sure it would but im pretty sure synthetic lines have there own kind of snatch blocks.
381316
I'm not an engineer but I don't see why it wouldn't. I put close to 20,000 lbs of force on it with a steel cable and it did fine.
381317
I wouldn't recommend it. The surface of the pulley isn't completely smooth so it could potentially damage synthetic line
381318
Check the finish on the sheeve for any burrs. File them off and then emory cloth it smooth. Otherwise it has been great. Hope this helps. Good luck.
381319
As I do not have synthetic I would say yes, there is enough space but not sure if the line would get pinched between the wheel and plates.Sorry if I did not answer your quesion
381320
Late answer - but NO! NO! NO!Synthetic line develops into a 'square' shape when under tension. This snatch block, and any other meant for wire rope, will have a concave surface for the wire to ride on. When synthetic line develops tension, it will no longer be sitting on 100% of the pulley surface, instead sitting on its edges. Under load you are effectively reducing the surface area of the rope on the pulley surface up to 75%. The increases the friction on the other 25% of line, creating heat build up that it wasn't intended to have. So don't use this block for synthetic rope. Go to an arborist or rigging site for a block. It'll cost ~125.00+ but thats the cost of using synthetic line. Late answer - but NO! NO! NO!Synthetic line develops into a 'square' shape when under tension. This snatch block, and any other meant for wire rope, will have a concave surface for the wire to ride on. When synthetic line develops tension, it will no longer be sitting on 100% of the pulley surface, instead sitting on its edges. Under load you are effectively reducing the surface area of the rope on the pulley surface up to 75%. The increases the friction on the other 25% of line, creating heat build up that it wasn't intended to have. So don't use this block for synthetic rope.... » Read More Late answer - but NO! NO! NO!Synthetic line develops into a 'square' shape when under tension. This snatch block, and any other meant for wire rope, will have a concave surface for the wire to ride on. When synthetic line develops tension, it will no longer be sitting on 100% of the pulley surface, instead sitting on its edges. Under load you are effectively reducing the surface area of the rope on the pulley surface up to 75%. The increases the friction on the other 25% of line, creating heat build up that it wasn't intended to have. So don't use this block for synthetic rope. Go to an arborist or rigging site for a block. It'll cost ~125.00+ but thats the cost of using synthetic line. « Show Less
381321
YES! I have used it with synthetic line to tear out trees roots and all dragging my JEEP tires locked across concrete. The pulley is very smooth and it has a large enough radius that the line is not making a sharp turn. It has functioned flawlessly with no damage to my line. The line I am using is the Dyneema 75 line that comes on the Smittybilt X20 8 Comp winch.
1333175
I dont think so, im running mine at 200' and it works great. Much cheaper than running a hard line.
589528
I think it will work. It's a large spool and not a cone. I really like this thread. I have all collections.
1268588
No, that would depend on where your level is mounted and what axis points are utilized. It does have graduated lines.
1644847
If your line has the same connector as a propane tank. But would recommend a different design since this has a box below it specifically to fit a tank. Not sure if it would fit to your line or not- sorry
569712
Yes it will work just fine. Be sure to turn down the regulator so you aren't using 150 psi. We use about 30 psi to blow our lines. It has a small 1.5 gallon tank so it will work fine.
2000133
Not sure. Go to redline's website. They have a very nice application guide.
852358
The line your looking at will work just fine as long as your not planning on moving it around and changing the fittings. It is a very stiff hose, if you plan on changing things from time to time I would say to go with a more flexable general purpose hose. That is what I use now because I work with hydroponics and change things often.
92290
No, I don't think it will work in that manner. It is heavy steel and would wind up lying flat on the line.
2219329
Yes but you need to be sure to buy a clamp to make sure the line doesn't come loose
451456
It depends on how long the line is and the size of the line. Don't you have higher than 15 psi?
1702445
Yes, it fits standard lines and you can also get adapters for tanks as well. It uses the same thread size
2283081
Its designed for a 0.80 inch line. It looks like the clearance would not allow a thicker line.
1632583
You can use the regular 0.065 line that comes in bulk 200" I do not think that 0.095 will fit as you cannot get the line in holding slot.Only point getting line and spool is if you lost/broke spool.
591001
The kit comes with a proper line and metal pully. Not sure if it would function properly on a clothesline.
1877672
Yes. It is the line itself. The company told me that the material is bio degradable so it will stick together and cause the line not to feed. Seems to me they should do something about it since they give you lifetime replacement on the line spools. (you have to pay shipping)
1184701
no it will no ft the slimline, that is what I bought this for and had to return it because it was the wrong size.