How difficult is it to attach the reel to the pole? How is it done?
1738405
It's really easy to attach the reel. There is a reel seat in the handle with a threaded collar that screws down to hold the reel securely in place. Once you have it in hand, you'll instantly see how it's done.
2014864
I wrapped it around the the poles more. I have pretty wide pool so I didn't have to do too much. I have to honest, my handyman set it up, so maybe its more complicated than I think, but doubtful from looking at it.
1977765
You need to bend the poles. It is easiest if you have two people doing one at a time.
1354213
The Camera and its attached video line is delicate. The camera has mounting loops ( made of stiff wire ) at the top. I attach it to some rugged fishing line ( i.e., at least 20 pound test ) and CAREFULLY lower it to the bottom, using the reel with a fishing rod. This approach has worked for me.........I hope this information helps you........Jim K.......
1976892
the pole will sort of "click" in before you can start tightening it. good luck
1722835
Don't know where you can find the instructions. Just don't tighten the pole to tight or it will break.
308569
There is a small screw on top of the reel unit. Unscrew this and the back of the reel will come off. Then you can attach it to the wall. Be sure to put the plastic piece between the wall and the back of the unit, so that the reel unit (likewise for the attaching piece on the other wall) will not leave an indentation on your drywall. Good luck!
1736583
Not difficult at all. You see the loop at the top......just thread a sturdy rope thru it and secure it over a VERY sturdy branch. Everybody LOVES ours!! Only problem is, getting them out of it to give the next person a chance.
2038419
Not easy; I used a very small copper wire to fish it thru. Thread might led it thru.
1964380
You could, but the foam that holds this pole and reel in place would have to be removed. It is a cloth like case; no support to it. I would use some of the foam that comes with it, to support the sides.
2129431
There are two separate extensions for each pole. You have to loosen and extend each independently from the other extension.
829714
I used four staples and elmers glue. Two staples were used to secure the rope in place at the beginning, note: the staples were covered by the first row of rope. I then put a little of elmers glue a few inches up and started wrapping the pole as you wrap the rope around the pole be sure tap it down to condense rope. By tapping down rope you get a very tight wrap. Once the glue was covered I added a little more another 3 to 4" up continue the process up the pole. I ended with two staples
1964379
You could, but the foam that holds this pole and reel in place would have to be removed. It is a cloth like case; no support to it.I would use some of the foam that comes with it, to support the sides.
1097976
Super easy. I used fishing wire. They take some time to put together and fluff but the effect is worth it.
854048
i had problems taking it down the other day. there was a part that got stuck after being up for about 3 months, and i had to get other people to help me take it down. eventually we got it loose with a wrench that's not included in the toolkit that comes with the pole.
1333524
Very easy. All you need is a pole. It's difficult for a child under 10, but simple for a tween - adult.
147361
There is a small zip-tie included with the reel. Use either that one or one you provide and cinch it tightly below the ball.