outdoor cable to cabin

[fender62]

how do i get this metal chain and grip back on the wall, the cable is dipping from one cabin to main building, if i cannot do it, who would be able to re-secure to wall, i dont think its a one person job.

cable school.jpg (278.11 KiB) Viewed 509 times

[Someone-Else]

Put a secure fixing in the wall about 30cm down, undo the "chain" from the plate, fix the plate back to the wall (more securely) Put a rope through the hoop on the plate, tie the other end of the rope to the chain, pull the rope (so it pulls the chain back) tie the rope round the fixing, refix the chain to the hoop. Job done. (You should wear gloves when you pull the rope.)

[fender62]

Put a secure fixing in the wall about 30cm down, undo the "chain" from the plate, fix the plate back to the wall (more securely) Put a rope through the hoop on the plate, tie the other end of the rope to the chain, pull the rope (so it pulls the chain back) tie the rope round the fixing, refix the chain to the hoop. Job done. (You should wear gloves when you pull the rope.)

thanks ill give it a go.

[Bob225]

You need to spread the load of the mounting points or spread the load with 2 catenary plates aka drop wire brackets

[fender62]

You need to spread the load of the mounting points or spread the load with 2 catenary plates aka drop wire brackets

ill follow what someone-else suggested just to actually get it in place first, then leave the two cantenary brackets in place with supporting chains.

[fender62]

i took a cloers look at the round steel ring, the chain and steel cable are both connected to it, do i disconnect the steel cable or the chain to put the rope in, in order to pull it back in palce with the secondary plate.

[Someone-Else]

Which ever is easier

[OnlyMe]

You don't pull anything. You use a https://www.toolstation.com/turnbuckle/p91657 to take the strain.

[Bob225]

The cat wire looks well rotted while you are at it put a new cable transfer the cables and tension the cat wire