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i see they make these hammocks for trailer hitches. but how much downforce can these hitches hold?
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well yes, i mean with average size folks in them? i don't want to crash to the ground i don't weigh anywhere near 250, and i my partner certainly doesn't either. i just don't want to crash to the ground.It will hold that.
oh that look great too. i love all the stuff available for a hitch.I have plans to make one of my own that also works with a regular hammock and mate it to this umbrella that I already own.
depends on how fast you drivei see they make these hammocks for trailer hitches. but how much downforce can these hitches hold?
At least 400 lbs safelywell yes, i mean with average size folks in them? i don't want to crash to the ground i don't weigh anywhere near 250, and i my partner certainly doesn't either. i just don't want to crash to the ground.
Pipeliners Cloud umbrellas. Not cheap but rated for 60mph winds for the 8ft and 40mph for the 10ft. Some are also flame resistant. Cool company. Welders who make stuff for welders, that the rest of us can enjoy.oh that look great too. i love all the stuff available for a hitch.
If it holds 400lbs dynamic in the form of a trailer, 800lbs should be a safe limit for static weight.At least 400 lbs safely
Yeah but nobody is riding down the road in that hammock. Thats where static vs dynamic come in. Most vehicle mods can factor atleast 1.5 times the dynamic load for static camping.Hitches have three measurements. Line pull, vertical load: (tongue weight) and gross trailer weight. As long as you don't exceed any of those ratings your fine. These should be printed on the hitch receiver some where.
I just installed a front hitch receiver on our E-450 motorhome for a cargo box. Line pull at 9000lbs, tongue weight at 500 lbs and trailer weight of 5000lbs.
It doubles as a drag chute.depends on how fast you drive
If you have "overnight company" and diy an extension for several additional hammocks you could support hitch with the trucks scissor jack or two or more jack stands.well yes, i mean with average size folks in them? i don't want to crash to the ground i don't weigh anywhere near 250, and i my partner certainly doesn't either. i just don't want to crash to the ground.
Agreed, you are right, maybe even more.If it holds 400lbs dynamic in the form of a trailer, 800lbs should be a safe limit for static weight.