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In Reply to: Re: How much weight will an inner tube support? posted by rcrump on September 24, 2000 at 06:08:33:
Hola. I imagine that the lawn tractors innertubes should support more weight than the bicycle ones, althought they hold pretty much weight either(bicycle frame + runner). The thing is that Bob S. wants to move his rack full of gear around to deal with the cables and I believe it is a bit risky to use innertubes for this purpose.Once turnning they should present a balancing and leveling problem. There should be a better way to do it. I remember seen a company who makes racks that turn around in a 180*. I don't like much the idea though because the cables have to be longer to give space to turn around, unless they have a better way to do it(they have nothing explanatoty to this respect).Maybe a system like a Daisy Susan(used on kitchen and other type of gabinetry)which have a rotatory system could solve the problem.
How to apply it to a rack??? Good question, but with a lot of imagination, a DIY mentality and some help around may solve the dilemma.
Good luck Bob S.
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- Re: How much weight will an inner tube support? - Jose Garcia 16:04:14 09/24/00 (2)
- Re: How much weight will an inner tube support? - rcrump 19:44:39 09/24/00 (1)
- Have been around doing some.... - Jose Garcia 13:41:42 09/25/00 (0)
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