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Posted by Willy-N on November 24, 2004 at 19:28:30 from (64.146.187.238):
This is the only Store bought Boom Pole I have seen sold so far. It is rated for 1,000 lbs and I wonder if it could support a 3 to 1 safety ratio or 3,000 lbs on the tip? I think it would bend myself. No side load bracing except the light ones at the 90 deg bend and that is mostly to hold the 90 from bending. It would make a nice light weight cheaper Boom Pole but not for heavy loads. This is one of the reasons I built the one I did. Are there others out there for sale than the Easy Hitch one? Thanks, Mark H.
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