Strata Clothesline Outdoor Heavy Duty Kit - 150 Feet Galvanized Wire Gold PVC Coating, 6.5" Clothesline Pulley 2pcs, Metal Mini Winch Tightener 1pc, Plastic Spreader/Spacer 1pc & 2 Metal Hooks

i installed on 2/2020. Has held up very well these 5 years. I had full line of towels during heavy rain and line held. Very well made worth the cost. Highly recommend

The Pulleys are a very good quality casting and operate smoothly. The installation went well and now we can get back to basics and lower the utility bill a bit.

Looks good. Solid construction.

I bought this to replace my old, single line, clothesline with a crusty old tightener that I could no longer manipulate. It arrived early. I wanted to install the pulleys horizontally so after drilling a hole, I inserted the J hook to open to the side. There are no instructions for installing this way and I soon realized I did not have the additional materials needed to make this happen. The J hook was screwed in as far as it would go, so I had to back it out in a 3/4 turn to be in the correct position. I was surprised when it broke off in my old arthritic hand. I live in the country so going to the store for anything is not convenient. Luckily, I happened to have a J hook on hand. I got the pulley's installed and while tightening the line in the winch was a struggle, I am pleased with the results. Don't forget to install the winch on the line opposite where you plan to hang your clothes.

Great product. Everything that we needed to get the line up without a hassle.

Solid, and strong. Recommend buying a few spacers to make better fit for when hanging laundry.

I was able to make quite a long run between the pulleys, so a lot of clothing can be hung out at the same time. The line being made of plastic coated metal handles more weight than a regular rope would. Very good quality product. I’d buy it again.

I’m glad I bought this, even though the installation instructions are worthless. Fortunately the parts are easy to figure out. There was more than enough heavy duty cord. I had to cut off quite a bit, and the extra cord can be used for other projects. There is a piece included that is not shown in a diagram, or even mentioned in the written instructions, but I finally figured it out. Basically you will have to figure it out. The instructions will not help. The diagram does not show how to use the part that cinches together the two loose ends. Each end goes in one side, facing each other. Both ends are then twisted in a little ratchet device that closes the “loop” and tightens the cord. This is very sturdy, and I’m thrilled with the quality.