Are you able to run the chains on both side to out side( not through arm) at least 1.5 "away from the arms. No need for chain holes on arms.
1132506
The swing comes with the arm holes pre-drilled. I wanted the chains on the outside also, but my contractor said it would take a lot of added engineering by him to make it sturdy, and I would not like how it looked. It's hanging on our patio as designed by the manufacturer, and I love it! Hope this helps.
149234
I am sorry but I have cut the chains to hang it. The chain center is adjustable for tilt. The arms are longer than a man's forearm, I am 5 10 and there is plenty of length.
1496015
Yes you have to play around a little as i did. I switch out the sprockets on mine. That`s just that my chain is two links short, but it should work well. Remember i used my old sprockets, just clean and grease them.
477251
Not really. Best you can do is to remove the lowest and use the top two (Chain must be cut off). :-)
1492931
Unfortunatley, it's not designed to mount on the arm like the other styles do. I welded a 3/4 inch pipe coupling onto the swing bracket and attached this to pipe fittings to install it to my light pole
1019141
Yes you can run a cable around bike frames and down around rack.Just an update on the rack... We've traveled with 5 bikes now for numerous trips and 1000+ miles. Rack still handles great and is doing its job well.
469007
You could adjust the lenght of the chain, but it depends on the size of the room. If its too large i woudn't recommend it.
1821253
The chains hang from 4. You will have to buy the brackets that you attach to the arm that holds the swings: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B005KUKI5C?cache=a17217ea6cd350af25445b91895409f1#ref=pd_aw_sim_t_1
151819
current chain is pretty short. the mounting point is on the bar, the chain is just to secure it. I just use it on the floor, haven't mount on the wall/ceiling yet.
1903771
Unfortunately not. There are holes drilled in the back and left side so that the arm sits on the left side.
2139912
I see you've been waiting for an answer for a long time. I have the very same question. It looks like on all the units I've seen that you have to thread the chain through them, which would be easy for chains on geared bikes. I'm gonna guess that it would be a problem using one of these which would be a shame.
475589
I placed my 2 large eye bolts about 3" out from straight vertical over the arms. That minimized the left/right movement of the swing. It's worked fine for me.
817797
The chain does NOT go thru the arm rest but runs to the outside of it. It is hooked up to the back and bottom of the seat via an eye hook. This provides a comfortable place to rest your arms while ensuring that it is securely fastened. I am very pleased with this swing.
492569
You can run at an angle to avoid obstructions as long as that angle is not more than 20 degrees from vertical (approximately a 3ft tilt at the top when fully assembled). If you have your owner's manual check out page 9. We make parts specifically for routing around large windows and awnings. If you don't have your owner's manual then send us an email to info@camco.net. We would be glad to send you a PDF.
584393
Yes, you can. You dial the angle on the front bottom knob. It takes less than 20 minutes to do a 20 inch chain.
1796149
Yes. Mine is hung from an old swing set that is over 6' and I have plenty of chain left.
1257256
I don't think so. The arms are attached to a central box on one side of the central pillar. You could certainly have one facing a bit in the other direction (I can't test how far with my setup) but not 180 degrees from each other.