RELINING HILLS ROTARY CLOTHES HOISE - Hoisting

Yeh, they dig a series of holes and drill a hole between them with a mole device...it's pretty nifty.

hills used wire available from bunnings hardware or any hardware shop

cut the pole off at ground level and fill the hole left

Hi Bonnie,

The Hills Everyday Villa 37 has a breeze brake which is the top section of the clothesline. What this does is locks the clothesline in position to allow for ******* on windy days.

To get the clothesline to Free Wheel you need to make sure it is wound up enough to miss this breeze brake section and allow it to spin in the wind.

If you are looking for more help you can further documentation on Hills Rotary clotheslines here https://www.lifestyleclotheslines.com.au/folding-rotary-clotheslines/hills-everyday-37

For replacement parts you can also find help and advice here https://www.lifestyleclotheslines.com.au/clothesline-spare-parts

You can also find a great video on this product here to

use u clamps to help them they are small and do the job your local hardware will have them

The Hills Rotary 7 Clothesline FD88002 is one of the new Hills rotary models and does have easy line replacement.

This Hills Rotary clothesline has a line tensioner and cap that covers the catch.

You will need a small screw driver to pop off the caps.

Next step is to remove the line from the tensioner

You would then thread the new line through and re-tension the line as per the instructions in the manual or video below.

You can find the Hills Rotary 7 Manual here for free download.
Hills Rotary 7 Clothesline Owners Manual FD88002 FD88003

Below is the video on how to re-tension the lines.

This is the replacement line that Hills make which comes in a 70m pack which is the length you would need if you are re-wiring your whole clothesline.

https://www.lifestyleclotheslines.com.au/clothesline-spare-parts/hills-70m-polycore-replacement-pack-grey-FD903530

Here is the video on installing this clothesline as well in case this also helps.

To restring the Hills Everyday 37 rotary clothesline FD88010 you are going to need a couple of tools which include a small screw driver and a set of cutters to cut the new line cord.

You will also need to order a pack of line, which for this unit would need to be the 70m pack from Hills. Here is a link to the line pack you would need.

https://www.lifestyleclotheslines.com.au/clothesline-spare-parts/hills-70m-polycore-replacement-pack-grey-FD903530

Here is a great video on the process to restring the Hills Everyday 37 rotary clothesline FD88010


If you need to access the Everyday 37 manual you can do so here and download it.
Hills Everyday 37 Rotary Clothesline Owners Manual FD88010

Hills line clips could be something that you may also need in the restring process as these do tend to break on the older models of this unit. Below is a link to the Hills line clips that fit the Hills Everyday 37 FD88010 model.

Hills Rotary Clothesline Line Clip Pack of 6 FD902506

www.hillshome.com

I really think it depends on how many leaks we are talking about? If its just a couple the above posters are right, but are you talking some serious leaks throughout the house that would require tearing up of walls, etc. the latter wild obviously be very costly and then you could look more into pipe restoration with relining. You can find some more info about what you're asking about here: http://www.restoremypipes.com