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Your Playground Needs GaGa Ball Immediately Contact Me Testimonials About Us Shipping Home > Swing Hardware > 2 3/8" Cast Iron Swing Hanger 2 3/8" Cast Iron Swing Hanger 2 3/8" Cast Iron Swing HangerQuestions - 888.760.2499Ships UPS/ FedEx Ground Price: $22.95 Availability: Usually Ships in 3 to 5 Days Product Code: JENS-SH115 Qty: Description Installation/ Specifications 2 3/8" Cast Iron Swing HangerThese Cast Iron Replacement Swing Hangers are made of strong ductile iron and galvanized to resist rust and are engineered to fit 2 3/8" overhead pipe. It fits most commercial and residential swingsets They have an “oil lite” bronze bearing and axle bolt, which threads into the frame with a nut for double protection and extra safety. This product should last 2 years in harsh conditions and up to 5 years in optimal conditions. Some conditions may require replacement sooner. Tensile strength is 5000 lbs. Sold as each. Installation: This hanger is made for a schedule 40 2” I.D. pipe which is 2 3/8"” O.D. Determine spacing of swing hangers on pipe by consulting either Figure 23, Table 7 for commercial swings, or for residential sets see spacing dimensions for ASTM 1148 diagram. Mark pipe with correct spacing. Place the two halves of the hanger around the pipe. The round swinging pendulum will be facing downwards. The side bolts are placed with the heads on the top of the hanger and the threads facing downwards with the nuts on the bottom. Tighten the side bolts to touch and using no more than 25 lbs. of torque. The top and bottom hanger do not have to be flush. There can be a space between the two halves. After tightening, the threads should not be showing more than two threads past the nut, and the hanger should fit snuggly on the pipe. Grease or oil bushings if squeaking noises are heard. You will need to use S-hooks or H-shackles from the chain to the swing hangers. Make sure the S-hooks are closed to within .04 to meet ASTM safety standards. To do this you will need to use our S-hook pliers or a regular pair of channel lock pliers. WARNING: Once the S-hooks have been opened they will have to be replaced to avoid injuries from coming open and/or breaking. If using an H-shackle the large end goes thru the swing hanger. Using a H175 wrench to open and close bolts. Make sure that if you are using shackles they are also tightened. All fasteners must be closed according to Figure A1.19. Share your knowledge of this product. Be the first to write a review »
