I want to use this to shoot a fishing line into a tree to drag a wire. How practical would it be to do that with this?
1365242
The fishing line should be light enough for the foam arrow to carry as long as it can trail freely. The problem I see is the foam arrow getting stuck in the tree foliage. We've gotten our arrows stuck about 15-20 feet high in a tree. Clearance and the speed at which you can shoot would be the other deciding factors.
1365243
Not a good idea. The bow and arrows are soft foam and really don't fly at all well. I bought it for my 9 year old grandson knowing full well that he would use it in the house.So far nothing has broken. But it isn't heavy weight enough to pull a wire. It barely shoots the arrow.
1365244
I would think so...This was a gift to my grandson...I called and asked him...He agreed there was a good chance it would work.
1365245
Darts are kind of ligth...however the go pretty far.I would b a bit concern about the weigth of the line and that u won't get you line tangle and the dart stuck with the branches.Hope this helps.
1365246
This isn't a real compound bow. It is more like a sturdy Nerf bow and arrow set.
1365247
Pretty good I suppose. If using the front rubber bands and the arrow it comes with. It should shoot pretty far.
1365248
I doubt that you can get sufficient accuracy. It will shoot high, but can you get it over the right limb?
2004210
I'm sorry, but I have NOT used it for that purpose. Looking at the instructions, I really don't think you can do that. It is like a "Police Speed Gun". You shoot the gun toward an object---I guess you could have someone " shoot you" coming at them. It would have to be faster than 10MPH, Ibelieve. It usually work for Balls being tossed or vehicle speeds. I hope this helps a little. Sorry for the delay in replying
901859
I have used this tool at ton and it works great. It is going to work well on a tree out to about 850 to 900 yds, beyond that you will not get very good readings.
2239503
I have never done that. I think this was intended for lesser functions, like cutting smaller branches for fire wood. I would imagine you would need something bigger, but if time is not a factor, go for it.
19982
I wouldn't buy it for that purpose. Too flimsy. I bought this hose reel for extension cord (not very pleased with it really) and also have a backwash hose for my pool. Would not think it would work at all.
1594030
I bought mine for my hobby of model rocketry. It works great, I imagine it would work good for fishing as we'll.
1201378
I should work well for you application. It is the best wire stripper I have come across. I can't see how you would be disappointed with this tool.
1245163
I used mine for coax cable and it works perfectly. The staple gun is heavy and well made. It also held the wire tight to molding, siding, wood and other materials i needed to tac to. It never pinched the wire.
1575832
I think it is too heavy for crappie fishing. Go with a medium or medium light pole for that.
793081
I know that I could do it. You will need to make an adapter or find a connector/hose that has the correct thread. I used an air gun nozzle set that had male threads. All I did was put a nut between the nozzle and the discharge thread to adapt, it works perfect. It will shoot a stream about 20 ft. I use the nozzle to inject Timbor termite killer into wood beams. Sorry I do not have the thread size in front of me but it is pretty standard.
1844934
As others have suggested, strong fishing line would be good but might stretch a bit. Waxed/braided nylon is another option and might not stretch as much.
1595742
I would think so. I have used it for pulling down tree branches so that I could reach them.
1380780
I don't see why not. The hook is extremely sturdy and can be screwed into place as well as threaded onto the end of the pole. I've been using mine to pull down entangled grape vines from tall trees, so I'm pulling really hard on it. A boat in the water should be a breeze.
2058354
I'm not sure about that. It turned out to be too large and heavy (when filled) to go on the hook on my fence. I wanted to put a net underneath it to catch the debris, but couldn't find a hook long enough to allow the feeder and net to hang out from the fence, so I ended up giving it away. I would only recommend it for haning from a tree branch or something. It's very heavy.
92290
No, I don't think it will work in that manner. It is heavy steel and would wind up lying flat on the line.
1380777
I think it would work fine. I'm assuming you are saying you want to pull the boat a short distance to a dock or another boat. It's stronger than the aluminum extension poles sold by fishing supply and outdoor stores.
956273
Well you can I would use at least 30lb test fishing line. I would make sure that you tie good knots in the line, so the line does not slip through and it falls