Review on 🐕 Snagle Paw Heavy Duty Dog Tie Out Runner - Aerial Run Cable for Large Dogs (Up to 125lbs), 10ft Pulley Runner Line, Ideal for Yard, Camping (75ft/100ft) by Ashley Santiago

Like other dog owners, my 63 pound mongrel (Beast) runs flat out recklessly in pursuit of the hunt. The instructions are absolutely clear. This system leaves room for modifications according to the needs of Owner and Beast (which was necessary for my setup). When the center of the TB center is clear and the threads are flush with the inside edge, loosen the turnbuckle to the maximum as instructed. Makes installation much easier. I didn't use screw hooks. Before that, the beast had already destroyed, bent and pulled out a hook of this size. I used 2-2 1/4" steel posts, 2 post clamps and 2 torque nuts/bolts left over from a previous fence project. Additional supplies were purchased: 2 bags of QUIKRETE Fast Setting 50 lbs and a standard 1-1/ 4 in. Wire thimble. Dig holes, install posts, wait 3 hours, triple QUIKRETE cure time, secure cable ties to post #1 with snap bolts, attach raw end with wire tip and wire clips (leave wire clips loose), to post #1 2 with attach a snap bolt. . Tighten the wire. "NOT EASY" So I removed clamp #2 from the rack and held the clevises on the wire semi-tight. It's much easier to tighten the clamps on the bar. 3 .Length adjustment and after 20 minutes the post clamp covered the top of the 21/4"post by 1/2".Now I could use my body weight to slide the strut clamp onto the strut and tighten the screw.W If you are now thinking about loosening the buckle to the maximum, you are almost done. Turn the pull rod back to the minimum position to tighten the contact wire to the desired level. Great system that you can customize as needed.