is it a bother/difficult to rethread the harness?
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While it isnt a bother, we reccomend contacting the manufacturer to be safe.
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jenny,yes re- synchronize and re-read the instructions but also call petsafe they will walk you through it too and they are very helpful too! hope that helps! we still love our collar and eil is still a yard stayer!
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Yes I would recommend changing the harness also if it has more than a hundred-fifty thousand miles.
807223
There is a knob on a wire that leads from the harness connecting everything together. It's a pretty long wire.
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Don't know if that will be a problem. This is not designed as a pet garment. Might be uncomfortable for long time wear. It's not a very soft material. It is tightly woven to be durable. Plus there are lift handles which hang when not in use that may awkward when not in use. I have a very tolerant large dog and I would never consider leaving him in a harness for any longer than needed to get in and out of car or to move him as needed.
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In theory yes, in practice I found that the harness wasn't wired correctly for my car ( 2003 Tiburon ). If you're comfortable reading/understanding a wiring diagram and moving one or more of the wires around in the connector, then it's not a huge deal though.
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Yes, you have to put the straps behind the legs each time. It is easy and I have 2 that I put in the harnesses each day without any trouble.
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Nope. It is simple and easy to thread it yourself though. It accepts any type of thread within reason.
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No I have not tried this. At this time I have had no problems with this harness.
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There is a clip by the trigger on your machine ... Some machines don't have it so I Just used zip ties ... It's worth it though the machine feels weightless when I'm using the harness
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Hi J: With my 150lb Great Dane I had to discard the 2nd buckle and secure the device with a zip tie... which was inserted through two (4 total) incisions at the fold over. The collar is great! Very blinky. And you can spot it from blocks (or meters) away. I bought 2 more because I'm a special needs adult who lives in proximity to a battery store where they lock the doors after hours. In no way am I actually 'special needs' apart from being unmotivated to change the battery.I ordered this collar again and will continue doing this until I successfully make a transaction at the battery store. Hi J: With my 150lb Great Dane I had to discard the 2nd buckle and secure the device with a zip tie... which was inserted through two (4 total) incisions at the fold over. The collar is great! Very blinky. And you can spot it from blocks (or meters) away. I bought 2 more because I'm a special needs adult who lives in proximity to a battery store where they lock the doors after hours. In no way am I actually 'special needs' apart from being unmotivated to change the battery.I ordered this collar again and will continue doing this until I successfully make a transaction at... » Read More Hi J: With my 150lb Great Dane I had to discard the 2nd buckle and secure the device with a zip tie... which was inserted through two (4 total) incisions at the fold over. The collar is great! Very blinky. And you can spot it from blocks (or meters) away. I bought 2 more because I'm a special needs adult who lives in proximity to a battery store where they lock the doors after hours. In no way am I actually 'special needs' apart from being unmotivated to change the battery.I ordered this collar again and will continue doing this until I successfully make a transaction at the battery store. « Show Less
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I have one these. The harness is fine for what it is. If you want a nicer one then you can always buy a more expensive one.
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I was wondering the same thing, my idea was to just resewing it with my leather-working awl and the same thickness of thread they use. An idea only, take it or leave it.
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I've heard of people using them with no issues. I personally use the rally harness.
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I'm still working on that one myself. This is a long-term project for me and I need a harness to fit my Honda Ruckus frame. It didn't occur to me that this is an air-cooled engine before I bought it (the ruck is water-cooled) so I'm in a holding pattern until I talk to someone who knows more than I to work out the technical details.I would recommend checking with a local dealer that sells your brand of scooter and cultivating a relationship with the guy at the service counter.That's my plan.
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Yeah, it does take some effort but I did get mine on. It's probably good to keep them from being loose - you could try other method such as fasteners if needed.
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it would probably be easier to buy the mating connector instead of making an all new harness. here is the part number 455-2248-ND and la link to the part http://www.digikey.com/product-search/en?WT.z_header=search_go〈=en&site;=us&key;words=455-2248-ND&x;=0&y;=0&formaction;=on