Emergency Pull Cord

1656 Views 6 Replies 6 Participants Last post by Shameful1, Dec 16, 2002

Shameful1

Discussion Starter · Dec 15, 2002

If anyone hasn't already thought of this, Just came in from the garage going over trailer and stuff. I use a couple of ratchet straps to hold the back of the sleds on the trailer as I assume alot of you do. The web strap that comes with most of the straps are very long and I cut mine to fit better so I don't have so much extra hanging after the sled is tight. I have a new tube coming from Dan but just to be safe a 5' piece of the extra web strap makes a perfect emergency pull cord and stores very easy. Started mine cold in three tugs on the primary.

Just a thought, Steve

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old cat man

· #2 · Dec 15, 2002

Great idea. I was kinda of wonder if it broke what to do. Maybe AC should include that with the sleds!

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bee1971

· #3 · Dec 16, 2002

I just bought one that comes in the zr toolbox or zl toolbox-works great-has a plastic handle and is just that a emergency starter rope-scott

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Nhpatriot

· #4 · Dec 16, 2002

I have mine from my 2002 Zr that got totalled, I'll add it to the tool bag (if it'll fit).

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flyingf7sp

· #5 · Dec 16, 2002

Didn't you guys get one with your toolkit? :huh:
If not I'd go see your dealer

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CCC Sniper

· #6 · Dec 16, 2002

yea i was surprised to see there wasnt one....

my rope "broke" at the dealer and then tonight before my ride i went to pull her over... BOOM knot slipped through but was JUST big enough not to get sucked in.........

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Shameful1

Discussion Starter · #7 · Dec 16, 2002

Just installed the Outdoor Shop guide tube, very nice and very easy. If anyone is even a little concerned it is well worth the $$$$ for a little piece of mind.

Very Sweet Dan, thanks alot.

Steve

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