Hi-tek info for anyone interested

Thanks Handi, good stuff:))

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Originally Posted by Cmj

Oh, I didn't realize that only certain people were allowed to respond to your post. I merely pointed out the obvious. All of you guys that are saying that HTs are better are the same ones that claim Cumberlands are knock-offs of HTs. The only difference would be the easy adjustability of the Cumberlands, and now you are modifying your HTs to do the same. I simply expressed my opinion. If that is not allowed, then please withold your own.


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Lots of folks have and had Hi-teks way before Cumberland decided to copy their bar style and holder style. I do like the knob set up better myself but why in the world would anyone want to buy a whole new set of holders for a $100 when they can spend $15 and modify what they already have???? For your information I have a cumberland net holder and it has the knobs. The knobs I listed are the rubberized type and make the hard plastic knobs Cumberland uses look like crap. You might want some of the good knobs in the future also.

Can you get the knob on the horizontal bar tight enough to prevent it from turning? I have trouble with my 2 pole holder even tightening with wrench.

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Originally Posted by cache22

Can you get the knob on the horizontal bar tight enough to prevent it from turning? I have trouble with my 2 pole holder even tightening with wrench.

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Good question.. I was thinkn the same thing.. If not i will just keep the bolt there.. Its gonna be nice with those knobs on the holders though

I'm suspecting Handi is on the mcmaster carr pro staff. :biggrin If he's no,t he should be. I know he's sold more knobs that their top knob salesman.

use the bar for leverage while turning/ tightening and torque the bar into place !!

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Originally Posted by cache22

Can you get the knob on the horizontal bar tight enough to prevent it from turning? I have trouble with my 2 pole holder even tightening with wrench.

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Yep. What I do is turn my bar about 30 degrees off of where I want it. Then tighten the knob down. Using bar as leverage turn the bar itself back the 30 degrees and it will hold tight.

hey trouble maker I said that already

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Originally Posted by joekiller

hey trouble maker I said that already

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Hush Ringo.......I am the trouble maker around here....You to Randy

I be yo huckleberry!! M.A.R.I.O.N is all i need to say..$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ :cool:

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Originally Posted by Big H trucking

Hush Ringo.......I am the trouble maker around here....You to Randy

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