Can I attach this to a zip line trolley?
1726695
Yes. But there is probably a weight limit. And the rope is made of the material that stretches so will have to adjust after use
190408
Yes. It's just a hard, flexible plastic. It comes with a hole punch to punch holes for the zip ties.
808117
A plastic electrical zip tie can be used to make several loops to shorten the wire to your desired length. The zip tie holds the loops. Don't use a metal coated twisty from the grocery store. Only use plastic electrical zip ties.
692403
No, not without drilling some holes into it or modifying it somehow. You could hang it above the railing, it comes w/ a hole on top to loop rope.
1149737
As far as I can tell it should work, since it's cinched on with basic zip ties. The only exception you might need to make is using zip ties that are longer than the ones they provide in the package, but that's pretty minor.
1109271
yes you can. its quite sturdy. Mind you I don't put heavy items on it - its our clinic trolley. Its too nice to be outdoors !
2248319
Thank you, I see no problem attaching the hoist to the trolley. My problem is I see no place to hook the cable back to the hoist? To use this on a rolling trolley with a double line lift the cable has to go down and back up than hook to the bottom of the hoist. am I missing something in the picture?
1345592
This Northern Industrial electric hoist can be mounted to a trolley. You would first need to mount this to a beam or steel pipe and bed.
2248316
Sure. You can add a link to your tolley to attach the hook to. Or - you could attach the link to the hoist itself by use of a shackle or quick-link or nylon strap or similar. You might have to improvise the safety shut-off switch feature.
114110
I don't see why not. In the picture you can see the silver brackets on top. They would go over round or square steel. If you can attach them to the trolley and the trolley is strong enough there should be no reason why you can not. You will also need power at the mounting point (so articulating line that moves with trolley) and remember the control line is short so if you intend to use from ground you will need to extend control wire.
1166254
The trolley system I bought included the cable that I put up between two trees and also the cable that was attached to a pulley on the overhead cable that I clipped to my dog
2158774
As long as you have adequate diameter, I don't see why not. You may need to fasten it securely to the PVC.
1886637
Yes, you can certainly attach these to a railing using either zip ties or simply some wire. You will love these planters. They transformed my porch into a little sanctuary.
21311
Probably, but it would not be easy as the gromets would not match up. Also, zip tyes don't come with fence.
803551
I believe so. this is hard to quantify but i think it would do the job. You're sure to have collisions of some sort eventually so i would consider some kind of back-up restraint so it doesn't fly off completely. Maybe string or zip-ties?
162144
It might -- but you will want to use a secondary restraint to ensure it stays there. I adopted a zip tie after I lost my first PB Blinky Super Flash, now on my third in six years.
2010749
No. I actually used this thing at the end of a zip line (as a stopping mechanism), and ended up wrapping it with duct tape to hold it together.