Another question about a crank handle - the picture shows a cord. How does a crank handle work and how does it mount?
1288088
Unless they have redesigned this shade there is no crank handle. Mine is exactly as shown in the picture with a chain cord, very sturdy. I have mine on the outside of a french door and can't imagine how a crank would work. I can raise and lower it from inside the shade(door open) or outside(standing on the deck). Hope this helps!
1288089
The picture actually shows the crank handle which hooks to the roller attachment that allows you to adjust the shade up and down easily.
1288090
You're right, I just looked at the photo and it does show a cord. Mine was a crank handle and I have a feeling the photo misrepresents what you will actually get. The crank handle works very well.
1288091
The crank handle just fits into the eye and you turn it to lower and raise the shade. Easy. The cords are part of the unit to secure the bottom of the shade when it is lowered.
1288092
There's a small cord housing unit that hangs at the bottom of the cord (2-3' from the top) and has to be screwed in to something to work properly (mounting hardware included). This caused a little problem for us because the shade hangs down about 8" away from the post the bracket is on so the cord is at an angle.
2199678
No, you rotate the handle on the top (in the photo for the product the guy's right hand is on the knob that you turn) and that rotates the drum inside the housing on which the cord is stored. It has no motor or batteries... you manually have to turn the crank. It works great though and I give it high marks other than the price, but it's well made, so I suppose the price is justified.
1252721
its going to make an old school crank, like a 1 piece design) adapt to a cartridge style bottom bracket, you decide the size of the bb, depending on the crank choice. hope that helps
1958200
This doesn't mount on the handle bar...it is mounted on the stem. You unscrew the hex nut, and place the mounting bracket on top of stem then put screw back in place. Super easy and VERY sturdy. Like it much more than any handle bar mount, which often gets knocked out of place and swivels when you don't want it to. Hope that helps.
1496133
Im not sure what your stripping, large or small wire? I have found that manually pulling the wire through the stripinator works very well. I believe the next model up is geared up for an electric, battery drill. the large crank is bolted on and does come off, a half inch chuck would probably fit, but go with the next model up if you want to use a drill. side note, unless your doing this with a second person to feed the wire I think your better off with the crank.
879915
The crank and clamp are metal, but the crank handle and the twist end for the clamp are a black plastic. I'm wondering why this is a question. This is supposed to be a quality pasta maker and I wouldn't expect anything less.
2229661
It came with a crank. It's a circular crank. I had to move it (following the instructions) to fit my fan and it worked just great.
1682972
Im sure they vary between models, but mine is a metal crank handle with a heavy vinyl pull cord. The cable feeds around a small plastic pulley at top. Seems very sturdy. Im sure it will outlast the umbrella fabric itself. Hope that helps.....
1348185
No no no!! The only things u hook to crank is top cable to 1 crank and bottom cable to another crank. The rope r only on there to pull and keep net from sliding back and forth on cables..... U will rip tear and ruin the net doing it ur way!
370897
It comes with a crank handle. You can remove the handle and replace it with the motor, which is sold separately.
1712531
Operates by cranking handle. Motor is separate attachment and not necessary.
842440
Ours clicks into place. Each time we use it we switch the handle to the opposite side. Our instructions said to do this. It helps the cord from getting twisted.
352850
I could not tell you how to mount it, but I can tell you that it is plenty powerful. It is the only motor that I use on my vintage 12' x 5' Aluminum Ouachita jonboat with two heavy adults with the largest battery I could find along with about 50 ponds of gear and it gets us around great. Hope you have fun. I would strongly recommend this motor.
168839
It would be simple enough to rig an adapter to accept an electric drill but honestly it would make it harder, not easier to use. Going uphill really requires some torque on the crank handle. You still have to brace the torque if you are using a drill, just now you are using a shorter lever (the drill handle). What you would save in cranking energy you would lose in trying to brace the drill from spinning out of your hand. On level ground, this thing is very easy to use and a drill would be a solution looking for a problem.In short, use it as is. A drill would not be worth using.
1672062
The height adjustment works via a screw jack. It is inside a tubular housing that bolts through the bottom left and right support plates and the top left and right support arms. What looks like a pull cord in the illustration is actually the crank handle that operates the screw jack hanging from the hook at the bottom of the screw jack. The handle has a eyelet in the top to engage the screw jack hook when adjusting the height and is removed after the adjustment is made.
6504
Actually is the round exagonal head bolt that holds the crankarm to the BB.Usually an 8 mm hex head that pushes the arm into the square tapered bb.
686942
There are 2 screws that hold it on. One at the bottom and one at the top. One of the screws requires that you remove the inner "trim ring" which just snaps out. Be careful to not over tighten as this handle is plastic and you could damage it.