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**durootrium** · 12-06-2010, 05:07 AM

Ok, here are the pictures. I haven't used it in a while, I bought new hardware to replace the rope clamps and the swivel, heavier stuff. I just can't seem to find the time to change everything, lol!

Anyway, the rope is mountain climber rope that I bought from Ace Hardware. I bought enough to make two handles. One is 1 foot long, the other is four feet long. Each leash attachment is four feet.

Here is a shot of the 'center', where I hook both the handle and the two connector leads. I have an O-ring, a quick link, and a swivel as far as hardware goes. The rope clamps are cheesy, but they are the only ones the hardware store carried, so I had to order them online.

A close up of the type of snaps I'm using. They are made for horse leads, they can bear up to 350lbs--that's what the tag said, anyway

And just because, a picture of the handle loop

And a shot of the two nearest dogs I nabbed to hook up for the picture. Although I don't walk these two together very often, they worked well enough for posing!

12-06-2010, 05:07 AM	#16
durootrium Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 529 Senior Member	Ok, here are the pictures. I haven't used it in a while, I bought new hardware to replace the rope clamps and the swivel, heavier stuff. I just can't seem to find the time to change everything, lol! Anyway, the rope is mountain climber rope that I bought from Ace Hardware. I bought enough to make two handles. One is 1 foot long, the other is four feet long. Each leash attachment is four feet. Here is a shot of the 'center', where I hook both the handle and the two connector leads. I have an O-ring, a quick link, and a swivel as far as hardware goes. The rope clamps are cheesy, but they are the only ones the hardware store carried, so I had to order them online. A close up of the type of snaps I'm using. They are made for horse leads, they can bear up to 350lbs--that's what the tag said, anyway And just because, a picture of the handle loop And a shot of the two nearest dogs I nabbed to hook up for the picture. Although I don't walk these two together very often, they worked well enough for posing!
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