what is the break strength for each tie down? I have a 1500 lb side by side I need to tie down - would 4 of these straps work to secure it down?
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just multiply "working load times 3. 1500X 3 =4500 , which is break strength. Three times working load for break strength is pretty much industry standard.
225790
According to the manufacturer, The tie down has a break strength of 3000 lbs and a working load limit of 1000 lbs hope this helps, Chris
225791
i do not recall for certan, but believe the were rated close to 1,000 pounds each
225792
They are extremely strong. Not sure of the exact strength but I hauled 4 large Harley Davidson Motorcycles almost 1000 miles with ease. These things are very strong and well made in my opinion. Each bike required 4 tie downs. One for each handlebar and 2 in the back. I used a Uhaul truck.
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It depends on what you are attaching them to. The picture hanger would not be the first thing to fail. The weak link will be the connection between the hanger and the frame or the hanger and the wall. Don't figure on more than 2 or 3 pounds.
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That's what I thought. So I bought some cheaper copycat straps... I strap them around the beam in my basement...the buckles slipped and couldn't hold all of my 177lbs. Trust me when I say....you get what you pay for....just sayin. I was just downstairs using my TRX Suspension straps & thought to myself...this is my best investment yet. Get a full workout in half the time.Hope this helps...Cheers
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The best thing is to get good anchors. I actually used the anchors for dogs. The type that screw into the ground and then I used nylon straps, the kind that's used to secure loads or to tie down motorcycles in pick up trucks.
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strong enough for a 220lb guy to use it as a hammock..so about 55lb per each corner tie out
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My step son runs a gym and they use these also and I asked him about the weight limit and he says he has men 350 lbs using them with no problems . He says to Just make sure your anchor is rated for the amount of weight .
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I used fairly large carabiners without a problem. The ones I used are much larger than necessary to support the weight of someone swinging.
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The webbing is tightly woven but I have no idea of the minimum breaking strength. The manufacturer is the best resource for this question. I used it to create a woven support for a shopping cart I was fixing. That has been a very strong configuration for carrying a lot of groceries. I guess it depends on what loads you need and whether or not you are using it singularly or in a weave as I have done. I find it to be very strong.
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Throw away the straps provided and buy adjustable tie downs at rei or other. It's still going to drop down the distance of the hooks and pulleys
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Breaking strength is 3000 lbs Work load is 1000 lbs I am using them to keep atv tie down and Rider lawn tractors also. No Problem easy to use.
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I would not recommend using the straps that come with the hoist. The plastic buckles on mine failed within minutes and I was well with in the hoist capacity. You should be able to use some other straps to hang them on their side. I just picked up some motorcycle/ATV straps to replace the ones that failed.
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Hi, I have used 4 five foot extensions (total 20') a number of times with no problems. The weight load was always moderate and I substituted bolts and wing-nuts for the connectors.
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the two bars on the sides will hold it. the straps are long enough to secure it on both sides. I had four bars on mine but after looking at it closely the two bars will definitely hold it alright secured with the straps provided. hope this helps.
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I have put about 18 lbs in each side side bag and another 20 on top - they are pretty sturdy, but the mounts are lacking. Without reinforcement or with an unbalanced load they will sag and tuck into the spokes if your not careful. I zip tied a small metal bar to the bottom sides of my rack and used zip line to secure it (comes with bungees) and its rock solid
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Yes. Although i have not used them myself when moving the bike around in my garage. Using tie down straps is always a good idea for any lift
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I can not see why they won't work. I have two sets that I use for my racks on my pick up. They come with lots of straps.
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The 6 straps are connected only on the top. Each has a buckle that allows the strap to looped around something and pull tight (like rails like on cargo carrier, or fasteners/hooks on the bed of a truck). As long as you're strapping to something beside or lower than the bag, you can cinch it down very tight.