Will the handles allow you to replace the rubber tubing if needed?
451587
Yes they will. There is a better brand at Dick's Sporting goods. They have plastic handles that can hold up to three bands and 10 colors of bands from 10 to100 lbs..
451588
yes I have not done it and I don't know if you can just buy the tubing or not.
451589
Replacing the rubber tubing is virtually impossible with the handles. The wooden ball that allows the tube to be safely held in place is unbelievably difficult to switch on anything more than yellow resistance.
108844
The handle is very fragile. It does not appear to be replaceable from what I can see.
1768275
the first set I ordered, the tubes were too small. My handle needed the bigger tubes. And yes it works fine. good luck
1074998
There are small setscrews holding the handles. Use a small blade screw driver to remove them. I'm not sure about replacement handles, if they could be purchased from a distributor or not. The handles are definitely not like any others I have ever seen. The valve stem they attach to is standard so you could replace the handles with something more typical if something should happen to the original ones.
119991
Yes. They fit mine perfectly, and I was able to use the same hardware from the original handles.
2202979
Yes, I installed this replacement handle/hose assy on our water pic Model# WP-100W/C
957154
Remove the black rubber molding and screw the handles in with the screws that came with the unit
1883353
No absolutely not. The handles are rubbery..and the screws look like it's welded on so I don't think they will come lose.
768246
No, but the tubing is not expensive and you can choose the quality of tubing you need.
184639
No. I believe that any handles attached to the plastic would likely break off.
1990857
No you will need to drill a new hole on the bottom side of the handle bars.
679719
I used it to replace an existing handle. Which had the hard wear, I simple removed and re-used what was there. There was a screw and washer. If you look at any other strap handles on a kayak they will be the same. It is a good quality when the other handle wears out I will then make it match. I would use a screw or a drill bit ( I had to drill them out) to cut through the strap. The holes are set in the plastic but not pre-drilled.
1294504
The handles are interchangable. The top will work for the bottom and the bottom for the top. I bought both and have one as a backup for which ever one breaks next.
978329
yes it is feasible...http://www.amazon.com/WaterPik-hose-repair-kit-handle/dp/B000A8EHU6/ref=sr_1_30?s=hpc&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1410436236&sr;=1-30
164607
Yes it would as long as you are able to remove the old handle without damaging the existing copper stem.
595193
If the handles are pot metal, zinc diecast or aluminum, then yes it should work.
2171872
Yes, if there is a "bare" spot on the tubular part of the handles or frame. It won't fit over any part that has rubber or plastic as a grip.