What is the diameter of the sections and how much weight will it support while extended?
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There are five different tapered sections with the base of the largest being approximately 1 1/2 inches tapering down to about 1 inch. The next section is slighly larger at t he "butt" so it won't extend beyond the next section, and so on. At the 20 foot far end the diameter is only about an eighth of an inch with a small eye loop. The purpose of the rod is to be able to extend 20 feet out over the water to fish for pan fish like cappie, perch, and beam. It is quite flexible and would probably not lift more than a couple of pounds off the ground. I am using it not as a fishing rod, but to wave an attached bandana to frighten birds out of a barn. There are five different tapered sections with the base of the largest being approximately 1 1/2 inches tapering down to about 1 inch. The next section is slighly larger at t he "butt" so it won't extend beyond the next section, and so on. At the 20 foot far end the diameter is only about an eighth of an inch with a small eye loop. The purpose of the rod is to be able to extend 20 feet out over the water to fish for pan fish like cappie, perch, and beam. It is quite flexible and would probably not lift more than a couple of pounds off the ground. I am using it not as a fishing... » Read More There are five different tapered sections with the base of the largest being approximately 1 1/2 inches tapering down to about 1 inch. The next section is slighly larger at t he "butt" so it won't extend beyond the next section, and so on. At the 20 foot far end the diameter is only about an eighth of an inch with a small eye loop. The purpose of the rod is to be able to extend 20 feet out over the water to fish for pan fish like cappie, perch, and beam. It is quite flexible and would probably not lift more than a couple of pounds off the ground. I am using it not as a fishing rod, but to wave an attached bandana to frighten birds out of a barn. « Show Less
1562056
hm. it seems to hold about a pound fully extended ideally. go above that and you'll suffer some bending. It doesnt seem to have any feature to lock in the smaller segments, you just have to cover the hole with something to keep them from sliding out. Id say the first segment at the handle is about 2 inches in diameter.
1562057
Total of outside is 46 inches tall about 1/38 across 6 section I only used 5 section with that section on top about 1/4 makes it about 18 feet I use 70 feet of 24 gauge coated wire and it held it up okay but if needed you could guys it 73 ki7md
1562058
There are five different tapered sections with the base of the largest being approximately 1 1/2 inches tapering down to about 1 inch. The next section is slighly larger at t he "butt" so it won't extend beyond the next section, and so on. At the 20 foot far end the diameter is only about an eighth of an inch with a small eye loop. The purpose of the rod is to be able to extend 20 feet out over the water to fish for pan fish like cappie, perch, and beam. It is quite flexible and would probably not lift more than a couple of pounds off the ground. I am using it not as a fishing rod, but to wave an attached bandana to frighten birds out of a barn.
2007514
I'm not sure. The metal is a bit on the heavy side but that makes it sturdier. There's a trick to squiring it to set it up but then it hold well. Well made. Maybe 1-2 lbs I'm not sure where it is now so can't weigh it sorry.
2049463
According to the description tab on amazon: " Fixture support of 150 pounds or less on 16-inch centers and 50 pounds or less on 24-inch centers, acceptable for fan support of 70 pounds or less." I put a good deal of my weight on it when I installed and did not feel it budge. I would say you're safe to mount 40lbs.
1753961
Yes, it should be fine. The base is adjustable so extending it and giving it a bigger footprint with the added weight should be more than enough.
100971
What do you mean? How long are the supports when fully extended? Answer: 19 inches.
2113231
Extendable up to 51.2", but I usually just extend the legs as extending the main center column in a windy situation causes too much shake. If you have a bag or weight, defiantly use the hook at the bottom of the base.
1328814
It should easily handle 7.5 lbs, fully extended. You will just need to add a good counter weight. I filled the counter weight bag that comes with it with pennys. I have a light that weighs 5 lbs at the end of it, but it could easily hold more weight. Hope this information helps.
125798
Although it does not have drop-down legs to support the extensions, the supports are 1 1/4" square tubing, (looks like .080 ish wall thickness). I am sure they will bow down if you put something heavy on them as there are no drop-legs, but should be pretty resistant to permanent bending. I cut a lot of 2x6 on them without any issue. I wouldn't extend them all the way out and then have 10 feet of lumber hanging off though. Lots of leverage will break anything. Buy a Lowes 339863 support stand if you want something additional. It it the best bang for the buck I have seen and you will use it all over your shop. Although it does not have drop-down legs to support the extensions, the supports are 1 1/4" square tubing, (looks like .080 ish wall thickness). I am sure they will bow down if you put something heavy on them as there are no drop-legs, but should be pretty resistant to permanent bending. I cut a lot of 2x6 on them without any issue. I wouldn't extend them all the way out and then have 10 feet of lumber hanging off though. Lots of leverage will break anything. Buy a Lowes 339863 support stand if you want something additional. It it the best bang for the buck I have seen and you will use... » Read More Although it does not have drop-down legs to support the extensions, the supports are 1 1/4" square tubing, (looks like .080 ish wall thickness). I am sure they will bow down if you put something heavy on them as there are no drop-legs, but should be pretty resistant to permanent bending. I cut a lot of 2x6 on them without any issue. I wouldn't extend them all the way out and then have 10 feet of lumber hanging off though. Lots of leverage will break anything. Buy a Lowes 339863 support stand if you want something additional. It it the best bang for the buck I have seen and you will use it all over your shop. « Show Less
204218
It will support a lot of weight as long as it's not to wide or it will become tippy. Well built. Cant believe I lugged the thing (planner) around for years before I bought this item. Worth it's weight in gold
2282844
I measured the stabilus lift o matic that I sell. It is 10" long. The book says that it should support up to 20 lbs.
1306050
I seriously doubt that it will handle that much weight at the end of full extension. That would put a lot of stress on the rear bracket and possibly distort the frame.These are well made sliders but to push the envelope wouldn't benefit anyone.
933771
The glass is 1/4 inch thick so it will take weight but I would be careful if you plan on putting anything heavy on the ends . good luck!
53797
Probably about 4 inches, though it is squishy so you can mold it to support whatever you need
1534176
The weight restriction would be better answered by your ceiling or mounting surface. Mine is holding 3 12' aluminum conduit pipes with 10' x 20' vinyl backdrops. I don't have any problems at all with the plastic chains. If yours are breaking every time you use them, the you need to lighten the resistance clamp on the left side.This product is worth the money and will support whatever you through at it.
1138733
i can't give the exact weight but i can tell you that this item handles my Westcott 7ft umbrella and an alienbee b1600. the thing is the arm extension kept falling down even if it's locked. thus, i used this not extending the arm and it works well to some point.
398682
Not sure of the specifications, but these are heavy gauge shelves. As long as the brackets are securely fastened they should be able to easiy handle 15 - 20 lbs.
611595
I think it extends about 5 ft. Check the specs. Sideways it won't provide 180 deg because of the hinges. About 15deg is taken on both sides to make room for bracket and hinge. Over all I recommend it vs light stand.