Overhead Cable Length
1 Overhead Cable Length
Choose your overhead cable length. (Distance between tho two objects you are attaching the overhead cable to).
Lead Line #1 Length
2 Lead Line #1 Length
Select your lead line length.
*The lead line connects directly to your dogs collar or harness on one end while the other end connects to the pulley that travels along the overhead cable.
Lead Line #2 Length
3 Lead Line #2 Length
Select your lead line length.
*The lead line connects directly to your dogs collar or harness on one end while the other end connects to the pulley that travels along the overhead cable.
First Attachment Point Hardware Type
4 First Attachment Point Hardware Type
Choose the type of hardware required to connect the overhead cable to the first attachment point.
*Two attachment points (two trees for example) are necessary to install the overhead cable onto.
*Lag screw eyes with wood threads are the most common and economical connection type when installing into most wooden objects.
*Mounting rings can be installed on almost any material type including wood, concrete and brick using the proper fasteners. Mounting rings allow connection to be made to an attachment point that is not perpendicular with the second attachment point.
Second Attachment Point Hardware Type
5 Second Attachment Point Hardware Type
Choose the type of hardware required to connect the overhead cable to the second attachment point.
*Two attachment points (two trees for example) are necessary to install the overhead cable onto.
*Lag screw eyes with wood threads are the most common and economical connection type when installing into most wooden objects.
*Mounting rings can be installed on almost any material type including wood, concrete and brick using the proper fasteners. Mounting rings allow connection to be made to an attachment point that is not perpendicular with the second attachment point.
(Optional) Add on Pulley
6 (Optional) Add on Pulley
