What is the biggest prop size you can balance? I have 13 x 4s and might get 15" next, will these work?
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The short answer is yes it can handle any size. The long is, If you orient the prop position to be off the side instead of in the middle, you can go up to any size until it tips from the weight, but then you can just bolt it down. So it can handle as much as until the material itself can't handle the weight any more, given you have a super high desk that can such a prop.
801772
They can do any size. At some point weight might be an issue...but we're talking a couple pounds or more.
801773
So far I can balance my 8" props just fine as a stand-alone. You can invert one of the stands so that you can balance anything larger than 8" over the table edge. I still have to do this over-the-table edge because my props comes attached with the screw lock so I can't thread it through the balancing bar. You can google some videos on youtube or wherever to see how people have different size props with this very similar balancer. 15" sounds huge and probably weighs just as much as this stand, you would have to clamp it down onto your workbench before adding the prop to the balancing bar before doing any work. I think it can be done so long as your inner diameter hole for the prop isn't something like more than 1/2" large, then you would need to find some way to mount it onto the balancing bar.
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You can adjust the sliders on each end up to easily accommodate your props. It is infinite truly, when you keep one side low and the other side high. Low side at edge of a table (shaft on top of low side, in middle hole of high side). I love this thing!
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I think 10g will be a to big.......I used it on 14g and was tight.Solder them............
42278
Good Luck! I have used these for years, and the best suggestion I have is to be very gentle when putting your material up to the stop. If I tighten all the bolts extremely tight and VERY GENTLY slide my material on the stand up to the stop, I have more consistent pieces. But if I work at a normal speed, +- 1/16" is good. I have never looked at this set up as extremely accurate, there are to many areas for movement, if you need less then 1/16" tolerance, you need something else in my opinion.
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I was told to use the 22X22X5 and I just measured my bal leveler and I would have to agree with that advise. That is what I am ordering today.
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Straight across you will only fit 13.5in. You can fit 15in diagonally, but this might only work if the item is slim.
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Pretty much just like they say they will - they will decrease time to plane, they will increase stability and reduce porpoising. I only have an 18" boat so the effect may be slightly less than on yours. But I'm totally happy with them. A lot of bang for ya buck.
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I usually have a 5-10lb rig on it and it can still balance fine. It can handle alot, but I doubt it could balance with more than 15lbs
726812
I used a 4 x 4 and it works really well. Had it now for over a year and no problems.
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I would not recommend the 13" rim. You need 14" at the smallest. Thank you, -Jon
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YES i fully beleive they will aslong as you mount them properly in to a stud if u cant find a stud make one with a 24" peice of 2x4 for each hange mount the 2x4 on to the wall securely and then mount your hanger into the 2x4 but yes it wont have any issue holding a 15' i store my kayak on mine and hang my helmet and quad gear on them at the same time
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Yes they will fit but not recommended --- manuf includes 8" props only as they are "tuned " to the 1.1 version.
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This is the only way the 15x7s are made. The wheel is made in a 15x8 with a 0mm offset (4.5" back spacing). Will that work for you? VN5155863 Thanks, -Jon
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I think 10g will be a to big.......I used it on 14g and was tight. Solder them............
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Greetings: These should work quite well for you. Your original supports are rated at 80lbs and these are 85lbs which will help open better. The dimensions and end fitting 13mm are the same. Thank You, Lou Fishman
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Tent Pole Technologies will make any size you need. Also check the Rio site for customer service. And Amazon carries replacement parts.
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I us them on my cross country bike that I put 2.82 inch wide tires on them. They work great for me. Very smooth bearings that are sealed so sand wont get in either.
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Hi Barbara, I have the Southhampton which is similar. Mine has 2 props and this pic looks like only one. My dimensions are, 20 3/4 in. Long, 6 inches wide, 5 inches high in front,4 in. Center and 2 1/2 in. 3 in in back. Hope this helps. Paul T.