Which one is stronger: A Grade N42 with a pull of 146lbs or a Grade N50 with a pull of 115 lbs? So would the grade matter more or the pull force?
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The larger the Grade Nxx number the stronger the magnetism within that magnet. The pulling or holding power of each magnet is determined by its mass (size) as well as the N rating. In your example the N42 would be able to hold more weight to it than the N50 you reference which I can assume is a smaller magnet. If both were the same size then the N50 would be more powerful in pull. Because lower N value magnets are cheaper than the more powerful ones, often you can purchase a larger sized lower N value magnet that ends up with more pulling power than a higher priced smaller N50 magnet for the same price or cheaper. Like in your example.
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Hi Jason, I appreciate your questioning the disagreement between the two different weights. I'm thinking that it's a typo, because I can verify that the product weight is approx 89 lbs. and vs the 29 lbs. listed. I love my Stinger, it's an awesome floor jack with an excellent warranty backed by a solid company. Happy customer -- Bruce L.
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Q. What does the power or spring size of the closer mean?A. Door Closers are rated by opening/closing force "Size". The Size ratings are from #1 to #6, with Size #1 the weakest strength and Size #6 the strongest.Size #1 = 2 pounds of closing force, minimumSize #2 = 3 pounds of closing force, minimumSize #3 = 5 pounds of closing force, minimumSize #4 = 8 pounds of closing force, minimumSize #5 = 11 pounds of closing force, minimumSize #6 = 14 pounds of closing force, minimumI just googled the question and found this answer at http://www.doorware.com/specials/help-center/faqs-door-closers.cfm Q. What does the power or spring size of the closer mean?A. Door Closers are rated by opening/closing force "Size". The Size ratings are from #1 to #6, with Size #1 the weakest strength and Size #6 the strongest.Size #1 = 2 pounds of closing force, minimumSize #2 = 3 pounds of closing force, minimumSize #3 = 5 pounds of closing force, minimumSize #4 = 8 pounds of closing force, minimumSize #5 = 11 pounds of closing force, minimumSize #6 = 14 pounds of closing force, minimumI just googled the question and found this answer at... » Read More Q. What does the power or spring size of the closer mean?A. Door Closers are rated by opening/closing force "Size". The Size ratings are from #1 to #6, with Size #1 the weakest strength and Size #6 the strongest.Size #1 = 2 pounds of closing force, minimumSize #2 = 3 pounds of closing force, minimumSize #3 = 5 pounds of closing force, minimumSize #4 = 8 pounds of closing force, minimumSize #5 = 11 pounds of closing force, minimumSize #6 = 14 pounds of closing force, minimumI just googled the question and found this answer at http://www.doorware.com/specials/help-center/faqs-door-closers.cfm « Show Less
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It's pretty strong, but I really don't know....I would suggest that you contact the seller. They would have the specs. Sorry I can't be ofmuch help to you.
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No it shouldn't make any difference except being easier to pull because it's lighter.
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The primary way is the level you fill the tank. Otherwise the resistance increases proportionally to how hard you pull.
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That is the pounds of pull. For example if you get the 30# when you pull the bow string back it going to be a consistent 30 pound pull
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It's all a matter of mechanical advantage... Said Archimedes: "Give me a lever long enough, and the place to stand, and I shall move the earth"The rating of the motor is 57 ounce-inches. This means that if you have a pulley with a 1 inch radius (2 inch diameter) attached to the shaft, then at maximum current it will be able to support a load of 57 ounces on a string hanging from the pulley. In theory, if you wound a string directly around the shaft of the motor, this would give you a radius of approximately 3/16" which would require 45 oz-in of torque to lift 15 pounds (barely within the capabilities of this motor). It's all a matter of mechanical advantage... Said Archimedes: "Give me a lever long enough, and the place to stand, and I shall move the earth"The rating of the motor is 57 ounce-inches. This means that if you have a pulley with a 1 inch radius (2 inch diameter) attached to the shaft, then at maximum current it will be able to support a load of 57 ounces on a string hanging from the pulley. In theory, if you wound a string directly around the shaft of the motor, this would give you a radius of approximately 3/16" which would require 45 oz-in of torque to lift 15 pounds... » Read More It's all a matter of mechanical advantage... Said Archimedes: "Give me a lever long enough, and the place to stand, and I shall move the earth"The rating of the motor is 57 ounce-inches. This means that if you have a pulley with a 1 inch radius (2 inch diameter) attached to the shaft, then at maximum current it will be able to support a load of 57 ounces on a string hanging from the pulley. In theory, if you wound a string directly around the shaft of the motor, this would give you a radius of approximately 3/16" which would require 45 oz-in of torque to lift 15 pounds (barely within the capabilities of this motor). « Show Less
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I ordered 3.0 strength. I believe they have a few options that you can order. When you start placing the order it should let you choose the strength that you need.
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The first number is the rated breaking strength, the second is an indication of the diameter when compared to monofilament. If you want 10lb, buy "10/4". It's ten pound Fireline that has the same diameter (thickness) as 4lb monofilament.
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I want to know the difference as well. Only thing i could find was that 3b net weight (28 lbs)is 3 lbs lighter than 2b. Not sure if that means less bolts in the packaging or slightly thinner steel. The reviews for 2b look better overall but the look is from the pics show them being identical..edit:Did some more digging. They are indeed the same thing and actually same price. According to another review site. Amazon ships the 3b even though it says 2b but listing has not been updated. Price + shipping of almost 20 brings price back in line with Amazons super saver shipping price. Hope this helps. I want to know the difference as well. Only thing i could find was that 3b net weight (28 lbs)is 3 lbs lighter than 2b. Not sure if that means less bolts in the packaging or slightly thinner steel. The reviews for 2b look better overall but the look is from the pics show them being identical..edit:Did some more digging. They are indeed the same thing and actually same price. According to another review site. Amazon ships the 3b even though it says 2b but listing has not been updated. Price + shipping of almost 20 brings price back in line with Amazons super saver shipping... » Read More I want to know the difference as well. Only thing i could find was that 3b net weight (28 lbs)is 3 lbs lighter than 2b. Not sure if that means less bolts in the packaging or slightly thinner steel. The reviews for 2b look better overall but the look is from the pics show them being identical..edit:Did some more digging. They are indeed the same thing and actually same price. According to another review site. Amazon ships the 3b even though it says 2b but listing has not been updated. Price + shipping of almost 20 brings price back in line with Amazons super saver shipping price. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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No, Max pull strength is 25 pounds Hunting regulation requires depending on the state at least 45/50 minimum pounds of pull
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My Shield had an 8 lb+ trigger pull and after installation it was about 5.5 lbs. I think because of the parts replaced, the final result should be the same no matter what the pull weight is at the start. I have limited experience with gun mechanics but I installed my own kit, albeit, slowly. You Tube has numerous videos of amateurs installing this kit - I watched several before I picked one... David's advice to check with a gunsmith is always good advice.
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No. The red one only has a strength rating of 900 pounds. The orange one has a strength rating of 3,000 pounds. The orange one is better.
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It makes the trigger smoother & easier to pull it averages about 4-5 lb trigger pull once installed. Yes the one with the trigger does the same as above but it also takes up to 20% pre-travel out so I'd say yes to the one with the trigger.
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Yes. Of course weight increases difficulty of the pull, but the pneumatic tires make it easy, I think, to pull.
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I dont understand the question. You need plenty of room to do the degrees it is one constant pull