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Ben-Mor Rust-Proof Zinc Clothesline Pulley Wheel Permanently Lubricated 8

Ben-Mor Rust-Proof Zinc Clothesline Pulley Wheel Permanently Lubricated 8"

$ 12.66

Availability: 67 in stock
  • MPN: CY8800
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Condition: New
  • Type: Not Available
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Brand: Ben-Mor Inc

    Description

    This product is perfect for your home and will make laundry easier with a clothesline pulley system from Lehman's. Attach one of our long-lasting, durable and rustproof clothesline pulleys to your house and a second clothesline pulley to a post. It's that easy. Pull looped line through them to carry clothes out into sun, then return them to porch for taking down. Rust-proof zinc pulley with permanently lubricated, cadmium-plated ball bearings. Use clothespin for brake. Anchor eyelet- Use extra clothesline for anchor. Tie one end to eyelet and the other to a weight (brick, large rock, etc.) This will keep the pulley in the correct position. Many of our Amish customers install these with the pulley at the far end of the clothes line 5' to 6' higher than the near end
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    Clothesline Pulley Wheel - 8"
    This product is perfect for your home and will make laundry easier with a clothesline pulley system from Lehman's. Attach one of our long-lasting, durable and rustproof clothesline pulleys to your house and a second clothesline pulley to a post. It's that easy. Pull looped line through them to carry clothes out into sun, then return them to porch for taking down.
    Rust-proof zinc pulley with permanently lubricated, cadmium-plated ball bearings.
    Use clothespin for brake.
    Anchor eyelet
    - Use extra clothesline for anchor. Tie one end to eyelet and the other to a weight (brick, large rock, etc.) This will keep the pulley in the correct position.
    Many of our Amish customers install these with the pulley at the far end of the clothes line 5' to 6' higher than the near end. (It's usually mounted on the barn or the trunk of a tall tree.) When you hang your clothes, this means you have to pull hard to send them up the line. But, when you take them off the weight of the clothes mean the clothes line "self feeds" and delivers the next item right to you for removal.
    Ball bearings virtually eliminate shaft wear and never need lubrication.