Thank you. I was thinking of buying a new tent. Now there is need for that, yet. 👍🏻

Thank you for the video. It’s very useful and easy to follow. I was able re-thread it myself. Finished the job in 5 minutes.

THANK YOU!! It worked!

I spent a couple of frustrating hours trying to thread this way, and every tent pole rethread video shows a metal wire with tape going thru the metal end of the pole. My string came off EVERY single time!! Then I had the idea to string thru the non-metal end of the pole and bam! I didn't even need a metal wire piece, just pushed the string through easy as can be.

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With most tent poles you can push the shock cord through by itself, that worked for me. No extra threading mechanism needed. What most people leave out is how much stretch to put in the cord when finishing the second end. At least 20% of the length should be pulled out additionally. A hemostat will hold that end while you tie a not to attach the metal end bit. Cheers!

I didn’t have a metal piece like that, but I was able to use the replacement plastic string for our string trimmer and it worked great - thank you!

4 things you need- 1. A stitching needle (slightly heavy for gravity) 2. Any tape, make sure the thread is about a inch over the cord then just tape it, make the tape pointy at the threads end, so it slides super easy into the pole hole. 3. Thread (Thread the needle, thread needs to be 4-5 inches longer than the pole) 4. Paper clip or better still if you have a second person to help, hold the cord as it tenses I just did this today and worked wonders. All the best, if your in this situation, carry the needle, thread and tape if camping( just in case) All the best, hope this helped.

Thanks

Many thanks for the video .👍👍

Good video thanks; an easy way to insert the cord is to suck it through each section with the vacuum cleaner (just be careful not to have it pulled entirely into the vacuum)

Usted of looking for or using a threader, I struggled my best 3ml cord end to the 2ml cord end and pulled it the new cord through while removing the other.

My DVD remote stopped working a few days after I took it out of storage. This got it working again, thanks! I'm using it to control XBMC for sorting a big music library.

I always use a needle and thread. It works fine for me.

Just to add that if your old cord wasnt broken, you could have taped the old cord to the new cord while the old cord is still inside the poles, placed all poles as one straight line, and pull the old cord through which would be attached to the new cord, saves all the double movement

this was so helpful!!! thank you so so much now I don't have to throw away my tents!

Yip I need a threader 🙄😑

Thank you. Very easy now

Where do you find that magnifying glass!

easy to get open! theres no battery door! and mine is covered in battery acid. what a disaster of design

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I pulled the old cord out from the worn out sticks, threaded it through the necessary section (I was making the new set smaller), and tied a simple knot with it right at the end of the new thread (it helps to stretch it out and hold it down with your knee so it doesn't unstretch). Then you pull it firmly and it will give and come through the pole(s). Then just slip it off and re-tie the new cord.

Excellent work ... Thanks for sharing

could anyone explain what the yellow block is at the bottom as i am having trouble identifying it.

Buongiorno , il video mi ha aiutato molto per smontare la mia stampante dx6000 ma per caso sa dove trovare la cinghia che trascina il carrello delle cartucce? Good morning, the video helped me a lot to disassemble my dx6000 printer but do you happen to know where to find the strap that drags the cartridge cart?

how do you remove/reattach the metal tip at the ends of the pole?

Thanks! You told the story in 4 minutes. I got a kit from Coghlans, and adapted your instructions. Tip: I used a binder clip to hold the elastic taut while I tied the figure 8 knot at the end. The Coghlans kit includes tiny washers that slide on to the elastic and fit inside the metal ferrule to keep the knot from coming looses.

Get on with it....

Thanks for the idea. We used two skewers with the ends sawed off. Taped them together and then taped the cord onto this. Worked well and saved our old tent. Cheers.

I purchased new cord at Walmart camping dept. The hard part is removing the post pinched in the pole at the end of each pole set.

Thank you!

Thank you! Your were very thorough in your explanation. Well done!!

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And another possible threader could be a bicycle derailleur cable? And the cable can be rolled up very small/compact for out in wilderness repair kit. Yes that straight metal would be better option for home. My idea might come in handy for compact kit in woods . Long enough cable for section to be threaded and stuffed in small zip lock bag taped (Circular rolled). Idea I haven't used yet without a cord breaking ,yet.

I have now watched 3 'how to' video on youTube. No one mentions or instructs regarding measuement of replacement pole against the existing pole in the case of the original poles splitting as they do as often as the cord shredding.

just had a few poles to rethread. So undo know use bag clip(for keeping food fresh) to hold elastic in place, tape elastic to thread & wire and slowly pull through pole.

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This took me longer than 5 bloody minutes. 🙃😩

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Getting the scanner tray hinge off was giving me fits so thank you very much for posting this vid!

Just FYI: if anyone is looking for an appropriate device to help thread the pole - think 'arm of kite'....

My aunt gave me one of the tent rods for my birthday. I was told by her this was a triple segmented nunchuck.......

or you duck tape the poles to start with then if they try to crack they can't they are held together so they can't split your welcome

Hello. Can you or anybody help ? About Photo RX620. There is a sponge which lay right down from the cartridge holder, when the cartridge holder printing and moves quickly left-right. This sponge has a shape of rectangular (with on side very long. About 2cm X 30cm). You can see it in the video after 6:33 to 6:43, under your finger, when you said that can clean the rubbish and begins from the left side and ends in the right side. In my printer (Photo RX620) this sponge has been destroyed and i want to replace it. Does anybody know where to find a replacement or to use something else to replace it ?? Thanks

Rather trying to use a wire to thread the cord through the pole segments, I merely taped the end of the old cord to the new cord and pulled it all the way through. As I had the segments connected, it made sure I had the segments in the proper order.

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Brilliant, simply brilliant! I've been using a "get by" tent pole for years. Thanks.

I always look to youtube for instruction for what ever projects I'm doing. This is the video that left me saying "look no further I know what I'm doing now". thanks

I found even easier: A canvas needle that will go through the tent pole hole threaded with dental floss. Gravity does the rest. :-)