I need about 120' line (its going to span 50ft both ways but we want extra). Can I tie two lengths together to get more length?
1419724
50 feet is really too long of a span, even the very best line will sag really badly. On my clothesline there are 3 T-posts and the distance is 11 feet between them. I have 4 lines strung on the 3 T-posts, total 88' of clothesline. Also when you try to keep them stretched the tension will cause the posts to start to lean towards each other. I solved that problem by attaching some 1 1/4 inch metal fence top rails to the top of the T-posts. The regular Hilman #50149 is the best on the market. Papajohn
1419725
It has wire inside so I imagine you could tie it together somehow. Maybe use one of those cable fasteners?
1419726
It is very stiff to tie so you would need some type of wire splicing device.
1294004
no, you must supply your own. I use two 50 foot as one 50 foot cord is about 4 feet too short for my yard.
1880469
Haven't needed to do this. Here's my guess.First, just install it and try it. Maybe it will work at that short distance.If it doesn't, just pull at least two feet of each line thru its hole in the cross bar, and tie a new knot.The system will "think" you've pulled the pull bar two or more feet. When you actually pull the bar 11 feet, the system will "think" you've pulled the bar 13 feet and should work. Good luck. Try at your own risk.
924394
The ropes are long, but not that long. However you could probably extend them with your own cord.
1884854
Hello, We offer extension cables in various lengths, which you can add to your order. Please see the links below: 100 foot cable: http://www.amazon.com/Q-See-QS100B-100-Foot-Female-Connectors/dp/B000N20668/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1367532350&sr=1-1&keywords=qs100b 500 foot spool of cable: http://www.amazon.com/Q-See-QS59500-Siamese-Copperwires-Colors/dp/B000GWTDL4/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1367532438&sr=1-1&keywords=qs59500
485943
go to rosco vision system and buy an extension at about 16ft. length that will make the connection.
1901463
A good electrical book would be your best option. I dont see any reason you could match the gauge of the wires and extend the length. *Please observe all electrical standards and codes. *Contact a licensed electrician if you are not experienced with electrical work.
112360
We can do this in longer rope however that would be a custom order. You would need to contact directly to order with the additional rope.
1098131
Dear RGA, The expandable hose 50FT can be connected with another one, so you can reach 100 FT Best regards Andy A&T Supplies Customer Service
1745186
Yes! I did what you're asking. I put 2 30' together. All you need to do is pull the end plug of one and use the first plug of the other to connect. With that said you'll be left with an extra spray tip. Which I noticed they are not the greatest and will break off when exposed to high dry weather and unused. So invest in a few extra tips
1385498
You can get either length. I got the 25 ft. If I were using it as a garden hose I would suggest getting the 50ft.
870200
You should be able to extend to 50 feet, the only thing is go with a 18 or 22 gage wire not 20 gage.
1110440
I have one of the older ones with 100+ft cable. After 50 feet or so, you lose the tension required to keep pushing. I've never used all of the cable because i can't. I'm actually going to get shorter cable.
2013153
I used a 50 ft. extension when I used mine and had no trouble. The voltage draw isn't continuous so I would expect no trouble.
1972146
It coins be done if you needed the extra length to tie it off but it wouldn't be usable. The trolley wouldn't go from 1 cable to the next.
1360005
yes, but if i were you i would not have them over 20 ft apart. i tried 40 ft and had problems staying on line the best thing is to run a cable. regard hosea
1133802
You will have to buy the cable separate so it can be as long as you want it. It doesn't come with cable. There are several cables available in lengths to 150 feet or less.Or you might find some even bigger.