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two diagrams showing the different types of zip lines
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a black box with two metal wires attached to it's sides and an end
Universal Stop Block
Stop Block
the instructions for how to tie a hook on a door handle and pull it off
Backyard Ziplines
How To Build/Make A Zip Line, Zip Line Cable, Zip Line Brake: BackYard ZipLines
an image of a zip spring stop attached to a tree
Zip Line Spring Stop
The Spring Stop adds a little bit of cushion to the end of the ride. It mounts directly to the cable near the Stop Block. When riders zip down the cable, the trolley bumps into the Spring which cushions the stops. Appropriate for rides using a 3% slope or less. Features - Compatible with cable sizes up to 1/2" - 3 FT Stainless Steel Spring 1-1/4" in diameter - Each end includes UHMW bumpers. Note: Riders should have little to no momentum when coming in contact with the Spring Stop. For riding sl
a wooden swing set sitting in the middle of a park
Tyrolienne Aventure 20 m
Grande tyrolienne aventure
a tire hanging off the side of a tree next to a basketball hoop with an arrow pointing at it
How to Build a Backyard Zipline! - MomOf6
A few years ago we decided that it would be a lot of fun to have a zipline in our backyard for the kids to use. We certainly have plenty of large, solid, tall trees, and we spotted a potential “run” of around 150 feet in length with no obstructions blocking our path. So Steve...Continue reading »
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Zip-line build with no trees
Backyard Zip Line: Zip-line build with no trees