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Batting Cage Cable Suspension Kit 55' X-Heavy Duty In/Out Door Baseball Softball

$ 77.19

Availability: 20000 in stock
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Restocking Fee: 20%
  • Material: Drop Forged Steel
  • Condition: New
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Brand: Jones-Sports
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • MPN: Does Not Apply
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer

    Description

    Batting Cage Nets
    Batting Cage Frames
    Backstops
    Golf Cages and Frames
    Training Aids
    Extra Heavy Duty Batting Cage Cable Kit
    Kit Includes:
    *
    3pcs. or 6pcs.
    <---You Choose above.
    1/2" Turn Buckle
    (2200 lb. working load / 11,000 lb. Breaking Strength)
    *
    250' 1/4" (7x19)
    Hot Dipped
    Galvanized Aircraft Cable
    (1400 lb. working load / 7000 lb. Breaking Strength)
    (Thicker Long Lasting Protection from Wear, Rust & Corrosion)
    Whats the Difference between Hot Dipped Galvanized & Electroplated or Electrogalvanized?
    Most people have no idea, but there is a big difference. The majority of the cable sold on eBay is
    electroplated
    which is less expensive to manufacturer, but has a much thinner & a very inferior coating process. I won't go in to a lot of detail here. You can do a google search & learn about this in depth from engineers. I will quote a couple of experts on Galvanizing,
    "Zinc plating or electroplating is a process where zinc is applied by using a current of electricity. It is a thinner coating than hot dipped galvanizing making it unsuitable for outdoor applications"
    Another quote,
    "Hot dipped Galvanized coatings are up to 10x as thick and will always greatly outlast zinc electroplating in any environment. Electroplated zinc coatings are rarely adequate for direct outside exposure".
    We don't sell any electroplated aircraft cable. We use & test most everything we sell, and electo-plating doesn't pass the quality test.
    Bruce Jones
    *
    50 pcs.
    1/4" Zinc Carabineer Snap Clips (space 2 to 3 feet apart down the middle and each side)
    *
    12 pcs.
    1/4" Cable Clamps
    Caution: USE WORKING LOAD LIMIT when deciding what supplies you need for your project.
    For a safety margin, this is 1/5 of the breaking strength.
    We have several of these cable kits available to fit your individual needs, each with different components - turnbuckles, cable sizes, etc. I recommend using a minimum 3/16" Aircraft Cable for nets over 55' or commercial applications, unless you are supporting it in the middle. It has over 2x the tensile strength of 1/8" and you will have less sag.
    1/4" Aircraft Cable has almost twice the tensile strength of 3/16" cable. For our other cable kits, turnbuckles, eye bolts, etc., check our eBay store under Jones-Sports / Batting Cage Cable Kits
    How do I install my batting cage?
    Whether for inside or outside application, hanging these cages from cables is my favorite installation method. You can move the cage to one side or the other, like a shower curtain, to make room for other activities. Also hanging these cages on cables makes for a neater-looking, boxier net without much sag. How you hang them is going to vary from site to site and person to person & is only limited by your own ingenuity, but I will give you some general guidelines to start:
    *Hang your cables about 6" to 12" lower than the height of your cage. You need a little bit of net on the floor to snag balls. If you have a 12' high cage, then hang your 3 cables at about 11' to 11' 6"
    *When anchoring to the wall, mount to a stud, header, joist, or concrete wall.  At minimum use 5/16" diameter lag screws,  larger & longer is better.  Preferably drill all the way through the wall and use a bolt or a long eyebolt with a big washer on the outside.
    *When inserting lag screws into wood, predrill your holes to the minor diameter of the thread, then grease or wax the screws. This will help prevent the wood from splitting and reducing the holding power. For example a 3/8 diameter lag screw, predrill a 5/16" diameter hole; 5/16" diameter lag screw, predrill a 1/4" hole; 1/2" diameter lag screw, predrill a 13/32" hole.
    *
    You can use a cable hoist or ratcheting tiedown strap to put some tension on your cable before tightening your cable clamps.
    *
    You can use bolt cutters or a hack saw to cut your 250' cable into 3 equal pieces 83 1/3 feet long. If this would be too short for your installation, contact me at [phone removed by eBay] about getting a 500' roll of cable instead of the 250' roll.
    *Install the 3 turn buckles on the wall opposite of where you will be storing your net.
    Why buy from us?
    We are a family business started by my grandfather over 50 years ago. We intend on being in business for another 50 years. We have over 20 years' experience with netting & have shipped to 10s of thousands of customers worldwide. We only sell quality, well made products.
    If you have any questions, please call or e-mail me.
    Thanks for considering
    Jones-Sports
    for your sports supplies.
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