Do you knot the end of the bungee to secure it in the hook?
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The elastic cord just slips through an opening, then goes around a "clamp arm" that hold it. We just seared the ends of bungee to prevent fraying, no knots needed ( but you could put in a knot). Has worked well for us, as straight and looped bungees for a tarp.
1142121
Nope. You just push a loop through the rectangular opening and hook it in the notch on the back of the hook. It's super easy.
1142122
There are two hooks on each side that hold the bungee cord, so you do not have to knot the end of the cord. I usually do not knot the cord, as that way the cord is adjustable.
1607815
Yes there is a small hook on the side underside and a fabric loop that you could tie a rope to. For the money I love it.
1348185
No no no!! The only things u hook to crank is top cable to 1 crank and bottom cable to another crank. The rope r only on there to pull and keep net from sliding back and forth on cables..... U will rip tear and ruin the net doing it ur way!
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The bungee cords come with the hooks. They work great and I'm very happy with them. I have a Nissan Altima and fit perfectly.
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It wasn't easy but I was able to tie a new knot in the end closest to the handle. I did this on mine since out of the box it had a 1/4" gap when fully closed.
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Yes. There is a small piece where the cord joins the handle that has a hole in it (you can see it in the photo). You can then hang it on a hook or nail.
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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.
1786507
HiThe Hammock has some fabrics loop on each ends, you'll need a hook to attach to the frame
1839215
Yup! There's a loop at the front for just such a purpose, and in fact it comes with a very short rope already (I tied this together with a much longer rope).
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I had a person do it for me.He used toggle bolts and synthetic rope.and secured it at the four corners from the house to the garage. He had to re tie it three times as it sagged alot in the rain and wind.
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Yes, wasn't real hard to do. I hung it on a chain that was already in place in my tree. But there are instructions for hanging from included hook.
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I use a quality "D" Ring on both sides if able. Like one of these: ARB ARB207D Bow/Clevis D ShackleI do not use ball hitches as attachment points due to their inability to secure the strap. Hooks are a last resort for the same reason. Looping it through itself is also a last resort as this can damage the strap and is a bear to remove once done.
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the S-shaped hook hooks on the pre-made loop side. After you rap the strap around a tree; hook the S-shaped hook (thats already hooked on pre-made loop end) to the metal ring and also hook your hammock to the metal ring. thats how i do it . Its very sterdy
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Use a Half Hitch Knot & then using a Heat Shrink Product, Wrap the left over Tail end of the Bungy cord back to the main Line. Scott
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there is a screw mechanism on the standard hook handles,untwist the hooks and add the new nylon straps....it is just that easy,they work,I haven't use the standard hook handles since I have received the nylon handles,easier to get a better and tighter grip.
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Hi LeonardThere is a hook just like the one in the picture at the other end for securing to the trailer. And yes; you can cut off the loose end of the strap if you wish, although I am not really sure why you would want to make the strap proprietary (much less versatile) instead of keeping it in a versatile (able to be used for many applications) condition. the bottom line here is that it is your strap and you can shorten it if you wish.
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Both ends have hook with safety latch. I would say yes if you put something to keep from unraffling.