Drill through the stem to mount. Hang a tool or object overhead, pulling it down when you need it. Let go and the cable pulls it back up. Choose a load capacity that is sufficient for the total load you'll place on the retractor. This includes the tool plus any fittings, hose, or power cords.

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Secure these retractors to a square arbor. Hang a tool or object overhead, pulling it down when you need it. Let go and the cable pulls it back up. Choose a load capacity that is sufficient for the total load you'll place on the retractor. This includes the tool plus any fittings, hose, or power cords.

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Install these balancers on a vertical frame to suspend, lift, or lower objects that move vertically in a track such as windows, doors, and panels. All have a spring that provides constant resistance throughout the travel length to suspend objects with minimal effort. Use pliers to pull the spring’s load clip to attach an object. Once the object is attached, the spring is released until the object is balanced.

While these balancers can be used individually on doors and panels, they are often used in pairs to ensure smooth movement. When used on windows, two are required for each sash. All of these balancers are rated for weights—make sure the weight of the object falls within the weight range listed. The load capacity stamped on each balancer is the load capacity for a pair.