No, that won't work well. The chain folds up nicely when there is slack, a cable does some very weird twists and tangles. You'll have a ball of steel rat's nest in no time.
No, that won't work well. The chain folds up nicely when there is slack, a cable does some very weird twists and tangles. You'll have a ball of steel rat's nest in no time.
is there anything on that cable to stop the dog short of the tree to prevent him getting tangled around the tree and stuck ?? if so what did you use ?
This is why a ground cable is a better deal in my estimation, the dog can go past the anchoring point without any concerns.Originally Posted by bianchi
I don't know the english word for it. But its called cable lock over here. A little thing u put on the cable were you want it to stop.
I do not know for sure either, but maby they call it "stop" ? lol
Sounds about right
Some pretty cool pulleys for those who do use above ground cable runs.
https://www.rescueresponse.com/c/hardware/rope-pulleys/
Wow, those look pretty nice.
I would guess that since they are using them to rescue people, that they would be very strong but a running pulling bulldog day in and day out... I wonder how those would wear?
Good find!
Common sense isn't so common these days.
Good chain set up with axle is the best
Depends how long your cable run is...
If it's a great big space then I would prefer a cable set up.
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