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weighing a beam - Magenta Sunset - 13-06-2016
as per my post in the shoutbox.
how heavy is one for booking a courier?
RE: weighing a beam - welshpug - 13-06-2016
roughly 60 kilos, depends how bare.
RE: weighing a beam - Dum-Dum - 13-06-2016
Really 60kg!?
They never feel that heavy to lift, I'd have said 40kg topps as I can lift them 1 handed with no struggle using arm motion rather than legs. (my pull strength with both arms is a little over 100kg)
RE: weighing a beam - Magenta Sunset - 13-06-2016
(13-06-2016, 07:08 PM)welshpug Wrote: roughly 60 kilos, depends how bare.
I've pulled off everything inc the 'chassis arms'. leaving just the beam, torx bars, & radius arms.
RE: weighing a beam - bashbarnard - 13-06-2016
my last one weighed in at 54kg complete. jump on scales. weigh yourself pick beam up repeat subtract the difference. job done took about 5 mins
RE: weighing a beam - Stef205 - 13-06-2016
40kg bare, tube, arms, bars, stub axles, and caliper brackets.
RE: weighing a beam - Magenta Sunset - 13-06-2016
(13-06-2016, 08:46 PM)Stef205 Wrote: 40kg bare, tube, arms, bars, stub axles, and caliper brackets.
cheers Stef!
RE: weighing a beam - welshpug - 13-06-2016
Wasn't far off for a fully built beam then!
only a few short of my own bodyweight, having done a few 206's last week i know they are a little lighter.
405/berlingo i think are nearer 90 kilos, as i can't lift them fir long.