what is the weight suggestion for this tie out?
316439
My guess is no larger than 25 pounds. The metal clasp is pretty heavy though. I use it for my little dog who is 6 pounds and he does fine with it. I like the rope quality but wish the clasp was a little more light weight for my little guy. In my opinion it's perfect for 8-25 pounds.
316440
Not sure but it holds my 80 lb rottie. Had it for a few yrs and still looks new. I do store it in garage when not using it though. Would definitely recommend it.
316441
We have an 8.5 lb little puppy that is 6.5 months old. The tie-out is light enough for him, but it should be sturdy enough for a bigger dog.
1124514
I would put the item weight at less than one pound. It is made of mesh and lightweight material. I have had mine for over a year and use it all the time. It has held up great. For how cheep it is, I am extremely impressed. Would make a great gift for the holidays!
1158792
I don't think it's heavy enough. I use it to hang scarves on. Perfect for that.
456757
I wouldn't use it for anything more than the recommended weight. More strips doesn't really mean it will hold more weight.
1184775
I am currently using a light and umbrella combination that weigh's 20lbs and its solid!! Best investment for saving space in a studio. I anchored it into the drywall and unless an adult hangs from the armature ita not going anywhere.
1692046
I'm not sure but I do know that I HAVE to use the tie downs or it will blow over. It's a nice and the matierial is heavy but in NC in the spring it's windy and I tried not using the ties and it blew over I'm going to GUESS.....it's about 10lbs
28050
I went out and took mine off and estimated the weight. 50 lbs is probably a cower estimate. Heavy but not overly so.
781253
I'm not sure i understand your question, however it appears that you are asking which configuration would be best? There is only one configuration to this system, so there is no easy or hard way. From a physics perspective, it doesn't matter which way you pull on the loose end, the weight is essentially the same. The mechanical advantage is in the configuration of the rope, and the moving pulleys
918276
Depends on your setup. Including your hangers, brckets and tube. Most sites rate these at 400-600lbs with brackets spaced 2ft apart. I spaced my brackets closer, and built my doors at to weigh about 300lbs to have excess overhead.
783144
My guess is 3"or a bit more ....... Weight and space are at a premium when it comes to pull downs ... Adequate
1423785
I don't know the exact weight--my daughter is a dancer so I need it to hang all of her costumes. At the moment, we probably have 30 costumes hanging on it and it is strong and holding up well.
8852
Assuming that you have a medium weight rod, you'd want to have line weight of 8-17lbs. Medium Heavy = 10-20lbs.
1263529
I am not sure what the manufacturer would recommend, but I think that up to about 2-3 pounds you'd be okay. If you have that much weight, though, you probably need to use more than one hook. I think the heaviest thing I have hanging is probably about 1.5 pounds, and it's on 2 hooks.
1840459
Hi there, I actually bought this piece but hired a welder to modified it, because I need it for connecting a metal basket to get more space on my Sentra. I think the maximum weight allow is like 500 pounds, 120 pounds should be ok in weight for the hitch because is pretty strong constructed.
835818
The pulley block weighs more than 1.6 lbs. probably more like 7-8lbs. I use this on a 4500lbs winch when I need a snatch block setup to pull my 1400lbs side-by-side out.
1895121
The industry standard on swings is 125lbs. I would not exceed that guideline on any roped item
570509
I would tie one 16 oz ingot to one 8 oz ingot with a common hole drilled through them. result one 24 oz weight.