Will this Catapult have the strength to launch a small Pumpkin weighing about 4 to 8 oz.?
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This gets its launch power from a rubber band. It may be able to move a tiny decorative gord type pumpkin, but launch is a very open ended word. If pumpkin chucking is the objective might I suggest thr candy corn style pumpkins. We use it for marshmallow wars
986781
If it is close range and hits a solid surface, it is likely. It has a metal part that will crush, but anytime it has enough velocity and a surface hard enough to bounce it would.
1344168
Yes if you have a safe secure way such as a small ratchet strap to bind it. It can more than handle the load. I been using mine to transport firewood from the garage to the house without "ANY" issues.
337945
No it will not. The unit has 2 small beams that support most of the weight. Good item
1471378
Possibly enough for Arnold. I can't say what weight it would structurally snap in half if that is what your asking
1247629
It depends how heavy is going to be this magnet can't hold a lot of weight there more for a lightweight projects.
778579
Hi! Actually It drops as the size said, but it is loose when you drop more than 10 foot, and it seems that it is not strong enough when you drops it more than 8 foot because the two arms are too far from the war. That makes me drop it with safe distance~~ less than eight foot. Hope my experience can be refered for you.
1083282
Absolutely don't know; however, I'd like to meet the man who can break this thing. It's steel and about 3" inches in circumference. I'm sure if you go on-line you can obtain the information regarding force/weight rate you are requesting.
752863
Yes it will just barely. you will need to hold it with a pair of needle nose pliers to get it air up the first time.
1940450
The rod seems strong enough but I doubt this motor would do it. Maybe a suckling pig.
2156185
no. i tested this in a three foot piece on pvc pipe, and it did not make a good strong force at the other end. the force was stronger without this product.
2212066
Probably could throw the 6' radius net. At 1.5 lbs per foot an eight foot radius net gets heavy.Go here and ask the question. It is a site I own.http://www.fishin.com/forums2/forumdisplay.php/181-Kentucky-Discussion-BoardGood luck.Peter Maloney
437266
Yes, by it's front handle, it's plenty strong enough. I use mine to hang painless dent repair tools which are much heavier.
1223438
Yes, it will. In fact, it will weigh to the closest five hundredths of an ounce. I.E. 1.05 ounces.
1943451
I doubt it it's just not heavy enough I've had the targets bounce back around with high power airgun a rimfire would most likely damage the targets or even punch holes in them you could try .22 short or CB but any more I'm quite sure would damage it
2114597
I'm not sure of the range, because I've only launched soft things, but it's really powerful with light weight items (they zoom across the room fast), so I would imagine it could be quite fast with heavier items.
1744034
Mine is extremely strong. I have used it to remove and drive 3" screws in pine lumber. It works great.