what does it mean 12,000 hook rating and 7000 ball rating can i just put a 12,000 lb ball on there to get full capacity
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Not 100 percent sure but I don't see why you wouldn't be able to get full capacity
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David - The 500lb limit is due to the cable "crimps" and bolts used to to "pin" the pulley wheels. The hydraulic jack is rated for 1000lbs. They are low grade strength, not grade 8. I have installed outrigger feet on each side using the original foot to prevent side to side movement once crane is under load (the trouble with one foot). I have raised loads approaching limit with no problems with crane arm in the 500lb position. Like anything though, your feet etc can't be replaced - I watch everything. Mac
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no, each will differ slightly based on the weight. The 12 is as big as a basketball, 10 a little bigger than a soccerball.
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Sure;If you use 80 lbs.braided line can handle anything you hook,I always use 80lbs.braided line in all my reels.No problem at all.
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Oh ya definetely heavy duty. If I remember I think my ball is 2.25 inches which is pretty heavy will support up to the 999 units and possibly the 1199 but I would probably go with a 3 inch ball if your wanting to upgrade someday or just add another ram then.
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My guess it is this..... Receiver Mount Pintle Hook w/2" Ball, 2" Sq. Solid Shank (Inc. Grade 8 Hardware) Hook Rating 12,000 lbs. (GTW), Ball Rating 7,000 lbs. (GTW), 2,400 lbs. (VL), Black This data is from Reese's website for a 2" ball setup Hope this help in you decision.
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It is based on line weight class. Check to see what that is. We catch striped bass up to. 60lbs. We use it trolling.
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I didnt buy any extra balls other then the like 20 i had from my other ball pit. it just depends on how many balls you want for the pool, id think 2-300 would be good. but idk
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You will need to buy a Urathane or resin ball to get a hook. This ball will somewhat but not like Urathane. Over all this is a good ball I really like it. Also to get a good hook you need to have your ball drilled to finger tips not full holes.
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No, it's meant for a small, inflatable ball (which they provide). We have also used one of those smaller balls that you use in a pool (they soak up water...about baseball sized) and it worked well. Great way for multiple players to have fun!
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You need one of those giant guns it is probably 28 or 32 oz. capacity. You can see them at Home Depot and Lowes.
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I purchased the heaviest available. I'm still pretty new to the sport but with a few exceptions, it is my understanding that more experienced players will almost always go for the heavier ones.
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I dunno. I have a 7ft. I gotta 1 oz. Lead n big Ole treble hook on it. I use it to snag fish below the dam. The rod is super light n has pulled big catfish, paddle fish and alligator gar outta the river.
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class 2, 1 1/4 bar, Ball will be whatever size you need for item you are pulling.
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I just bought a standard pack of hooks that was perfect. The count is 12 I'm pretty sure.
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As a matter of fact, I purchased this originally as a ball pit for my son. 200 balls fills it up about half way. 300 may be a little more than what you need, but it should fill it up near the top if you do. I didn't go higher than 200 because of the nature of what kids will do in it, displacement is inevitable.
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We purchased these adult size balls. They were rated up to 300lbs. We don't have anyone that heavy, but we have fad adults on them, they seem very sturdy!