I need the kits to expand these to 70 and 90 pounds ?
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they can be purchased on powerblock.com, when ordering make sure you are ordering the expansion kit for the elite powerblocks under classic as there is more than one style of powerblock.
594866
Yes, this set only goes as high as 50 (each) but there is space to add expanders.
33553
If you want more weight suggest you get hundred pound dumbells instead of fifty pounds
250806
Sounds about right yes. The complete kit contains a bunch of the extras you will need at a much lower cost. I do suggest a few additional case retainer springs as well plus any case feeder plates you will need.
956271
You probably can but the simple factor is that this is a huge kit when it is built. The kit is more sturdy than the last 1/350 scale Enterprise releases and the plastic is thicker thus making a heavier model. If you hang this kit use a heavy fishing line and make sure the hook is anchored good in the ceiling. It would be a shame to build this kit only to have it fall and bust. You can check my other reviews for the dimensions of the kit. I hope this helps.Thomas J....
2219154
Yes, if your tables are 70" in diameter, you want at least 90" for the overhang.
1410035
I would go for it. It is more than you need but will work Great. I should have bought it the first time instead of just the weight distrubutting setup.
977726
I am not sure what the weight limit is for these steps. They are a very strong corrugated cardboard, so might not last too long with 70 lbs. using it all the time. I am 120 lbs. and just stepped up on them to test them and they were fine, but constant use by 70 lbs. might wear on them. You should try them.
385071
I dont recommend these kits. The wood is so flimsy some pieces broke just putting the nails in. Pre drilling holes would help. Just didnt like these.
820699
A virtually identical product I've used says on it use 8 lbs per 100 square feet, so this would be more than twice what you need for 90 sq ft.
2056649
Its a nice cruiser so I put on some 180mm trucks and orange Orangutang In Heats, 80a 75mm. Also if you weigh over 120lbs and find it too flexy, a layer of fiberglass on the bottom gives it some strength. Fiberglass kit cost me $22 and its enough to do 4 decks.
2163401
A three pound to 5 lb would max to start. Make sure they are covered in foam
711941
Not sure about the weight restrictions. I'd contact the manufacturer. I only used them with a pair of 90# dumbbells. Read my other post. Good luck.
367336
Within that weight range you should get the 110-158 range. The bow on the set that starts at 150 will be too stiff and your weight won't be enough to break them in.
956275
You probably can but the simple factor is that this is a huge kit when it is built. The kit is more sturdy than the last 1/350 scale Enterprise releases and the plastic is thicker thus making a heavier model. If you hang this kit use a heavy fishing line and make sure the hook is anchored good in the ceiling. It would be a shame to build this kit only to have it fall and bust. You can check my other reviews for the dimensions of the kit. I hope this helps. Thomas J....
100166
Make them using the supplied template. I suggest a good plywood for strength and rigidity.
2056650
Definitely 180mm trucks with 1/2 risers. Wheels can be anything upward of 70mm. I'd recommend 74mm 80a wheels for this board. Have fun man.
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I would like to find a 4jumbo, 4xlarge 4large set that would be really nice.