Can these tubes be linked together without tearing or destroying the tube? How hard can the little white rope looping the tube be pulled on?
1623028
I purchased the River Run II that was two tubes already linked together, with a cooler in the middle. These tubes are VERY strong. I cannot recall about the rope.
1623029
We just used an inexpensive polyester rope to tie them about 6 feet from each other so we wouldn't get separated from each other going down-river. The white rope looping the tube is very durable, but we threaded the poly rope through the part that holds the white rope.
2226218
It depends on how you want to connect them. You can easily connect them with the tubes provided. If anything you may want an extra T tube.
1326128
The actual tube fits in a protective canvas donut like sleeve. so there is some protection from tearing or cutting the tube its self. I have not tried that. seems to me snow would have more resistance than water and would put more stress on the rope loops but ive seen crazier things towed. I would consult the manufacturer.
44510
It's tough, but you just pull them apart. It helps if you press along the inside edge while you pull. They just snap together and it's very sturdy.
1942562
On one of the top platforms there should be a loop of excess string. Just tie it on.
234863
I'm using spider wire FluroBraid 30lb, so far it's been pretty good, a couple of wind knots but they're easy to pull apart.
1541201
Sorry. Unable to assist since all tubes have been used with good success. I bought similar or larger size tubes recently at Dollar Tree.
392408
I can tell you that with the guts still in the paracord it's a super tight fit, if not nearly an impossible fit. So, while I haven't tried it, you should be okay. When in doubt, I'd knot the end before going into the loop and you'll be fine.
847371
Yes they will need to be soldered together or linked with a coupler. But yes you can string them together.
1933471
Yep! You have to connect the tubes using the Crittertrail connectors though.
888288
It is quite easy. All of the individual tubes have color coded stickers so you know exactly which tube connects to which. I have kept my stickers on for 2 years so I can easily disassemble and reassemble. Just lay the tubes on the ground, go slowly and you'll be done in 60 seconds.
1120840
Not exactly. They do come with plastic tube connectors that you can connect them to each other. You may be able to wrap the line and slip the connector tube over.
739613
Yes- one end connects to the pulley and the other to your tube. Be cautious that the rope and pulley (and people too!!) are clear if you put the boat in reverse. It is a good setup. Enjoy!!
980586
Yes and no. Contrary to what I originally thought before buying, all the pieces are joined together except at the ends.The panels link via little hooked attachments and it is not hard to bend the wire a bit so they come apart.So yes, you can remove them without much effort and virtually no damage, but not frequently or the wire will begin to fatigue as metal does.I faced a similar problem, because I wanted to have the option of an 11-panel, but only had the apace for a 9-panel setup in my room. All I did was fold two pieces together, with a hook keeping them together, so there is a little wall jutting into the playpen. Simple. Yes and no. Contrary to what I originally thought before buying, all the pieces are joined together except at the ends.The panels link via little hooked attachments and it is not hard to bend the wire a bit so they come apart.So yes, you can remove them without much effort and virtually no damage, but not frequently or the wire will begin to fatigue as metal does.I faced a similar problem, because I wanted to have the option of an 11-panel, but only had the apace for a 9-panel setup in my room. All I did was fold two pieces together, with a hook keeping them... » Read More Yes and no. Contrary to what I originally thought before buying, all the pieces are joined together except at the ends.The panels link via little hooked attachments and it is not hard to bend the wire a bit so they come apart.So yes, you can remove them without much effort and virtually no damage, but not frequently or the wire will begin to fatigue as metal does.I faced a similar problem, because I wanted to have the option of an 11-panel, but only had the apace for a 9-panel setup in my room. All I did was fold two pieces together, with a hook keeping them together, so there is a little wall jutting into the playpen. Simple. « Show Less
431129
There are very good instructions included. The tubing connects inside each tube. Once the tubing is aligned as per the size of your cover you put a couple of screws into the arms to keep them secure.
1910389
Perhaps you can screw a small screw into what remains of the tube and the pull it out with pliers...
1458917
You would have to use some type of industrial tape Gabriela. Easy to do. They don't click together or have any joining mechanism