How much tension will they hold until they give? Can I give a strong sustained pull and be sure they wont slip?
449499
I had to re-tighten them every morning when I got up and every evening before bed, but my tent was on a very windy plain, so your mileage may vary
449500
They do pretty well, but since I was using them to hold a tarp over the winter, I finished with two half hitches against the hook, and they held Great all winter.
449501
Please keep in mind that the Cam Jam is not intended for climbing. If you consider this for a moment, you'll realize that the average man May weight in at 170 lbs.Based on that idea... I guesstimate 75 lbs max pull or dead weight.Just my two cents...
306092
I do not know. As my load is spread amongst several of them they are not stressed and I will probably never approach their limits. The seller should be better suited to answer this question.
1941749
They might not hold them tightly enough and may fall off and annoy you. For that, I might recommend a larger climbing carabiner. Hope this helps.
1575834
Yes they should be very tight. You will need to lock them in and give them a real good crank. You may want to use a pole like PVC. On their web site there a leg assembly image specifically about the leg assembly.Go to support and parts tab, then assembly help and scroll down to jump sport fitness trampolines and see there rebounder leg assembly. Hope it was helpful!
384605
They should not be lose at all. I used some high quality washers to make the connection more rigid - also put some weights on the 3 corners to reduce the friction on the nuts/bolts
44170
I hang all sorts of stuff - but never tires...... but I am pretty sure they will hold them. I hang a 20ft extension ladder off of them with zero problems. I don't think you could bend one with your hands, just a FYI. YMMV
924895
It depends on how much downward pressure you use with it. It CAN slip and has. I have to occasionally tighten it, but I think all of them probably do that. There is a learning curve to these.
1202722
They are pretty strong. I wondered the same thing when I bought them but they are holding up pretty well. People 200lbs and over have sat on them. But, keep in mind they are not used every day like that.
937357
I think they'll pull just as much on this one. Mine are only 45 pounds each, but they still pulled - and I got more tangled in this leash than I do when I use separate leashes (they didn't get as tangled with each other, but I don't really care so much about that). They almost tripped me several times because one would circle around behind me, and you can't untangle this as easily as you can separate leashes.
2120425
they are solid all the way around and the clips don't leave a crimp. they are a bit heavy, so with my hair it's challenging to keep them rolled tightly....hope the info helps - good luck!
472517
I always double-knot mine, they hold all day. Not sure how well a single knot holds up.
883027
my manual says to keep them between 8-10 pounds of pressure. Hope this helps.
1301366
They are very (!very!) tough right at first if you lock them all the way until they snap over the catch. Just focus your force right on the tip of the lever (use leverage to your advantage) and they'll pop open. Don't worry about pushing too hard. They won't break. After a week of using them, the catch will soften up and become easier. Honestly though, don't lock them down until they catch. You really only need that if you're going to be dropping them using bumpers. For regular lifts, close them just snug to the outside of the catch, but don't snap over and lock them. In this configuration they are essentially the same as regular Lock-Jaws. They still won't move, trust me. I know it seems odd, as this is likely why you ordered this version, but I really don't find its needed for 90% of your lifts.
51017
There should be plenty of tension. My drawers are 14 inches deep and they work great.
1659681
I think they are quite strong. I have sleep over night on mine in a hammock. They are kinda rubbery.
704332
To be honest, these probably aren't strong enough. I bought the high resistance ones and they weren't enough.
212372
Should hold just fine, I used these in a Harley Davidson engine case at 18ftlbs with no problem. If the coil is above the hole you could cut it flush with a hack saw blade after install, I've had to do that a few times