load capacity of the head??
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It is very good Amy but I have no exact measurements. I use a Nikon 7100 with a 500 mm lens for astronomical photography with no problems even at elevated angles. - Frank Komitsky Jr
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Depends on how full you want it and the size of your head. I bought 2 pack and I have a small head. Would need about 4packs if I want it full
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I wouldn't trust it with that much weight. I don't remember the spec loads but they are less than you might think, especially on the side.
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I think it will depend on the size of the hat and how well the weight is distributed. The head has a had plastic base and is very stable with wigs and small baseball type caps. If added support i needed, there is a tapered 3/4 inch socket in the base for attachment to a platform.
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I'm fairly sure it can handle the load...it's a fairly decent tripod for the money...however the pan head is not very smooth at all. That's my chief complaint.
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The 2952B has a manufacturer rating of 1620 GPH at a 10 foot head. Hope this helps.
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You start slowly, one click at a time, after you have adjusted the head gear so it is firm and holding your head straight. Each click is 1 pound. Generally, 15 or 16 pounds is enough. I pull it 7 or 8 times, and my husband goes to 15 or 16.
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Both heads are available...the lower lofts are 440cc..your game should determine which head you prefer for your game..
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It is very well constructed. I am not sure of the engineered capacity, but i am 220 pouinds and have experienced no issues
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Just checked with FlashFurniture's customer service. Max load bearing capacity is 165 lbs.
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I'm using a Dolica B100 ball head for which I had to buy an adapter bushing (1/4 to 3/8). It does add some weight but the quick connect- disconnect makes it worth it. I'm not familiar with the Manfrotto head but it should have the same considerations.
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I would say anything from 100 watts to 600 watts. I have run mine with a Gallien Kruger 700RB and also a Hartke 350. They can handle a high powered head, but I would recommend you start out at very low volume and not to blow them out. With my GK, I am now running a Seimic 4x10, and in a club setting, rarely have I had it over a 2 on the master volume. Tone is killer. Have also used my 2x10 with a 15" in another cab and sounded great that way too. One advantage to having a pair of 2x10's is the weight and ease of moving it. My 4x10 is heavy in comparison, but they sound pretty much the same. What amp head are you considering? I would say anything from 100 watts to 600 watts. I have run mine with a Gallien Kruger 700RB and also a Hartke 350. They can handle a high powered head, but I would recommend you start out at very low volume and not to blow them out. With my GK, I am now running a Seimic 4x10, and in a club setting, rarely have I had it over a 2 on the master volume. Tone is killer. Have also used my 2x10 with a 15" in another cab and sounded great that way too. One advantage to having a pair of 2x10's is the weight and ease of moving it. My 4x10 is heavy in comparison, but they sound pretty much the... » Read More I would say anything from 100 watts to 600 watts. I have run mine with a Gallien Kruger 700RB and also a Hartke 350. They can handle a high powered head, but I would recommend you start out at very low volume and not to blow them out. With my GK, I am now running a Seimic 4x10, and in a club setting, rarely have I had it over a 2 on the master volume. Tone is killer. Have also used my 2x10 with a 15" in another cab and sounded great that way too. One advantage to having a pair of 2x10's is the weight and ease of moving it. My 4x10 is heavy in comparison, but they sound pretty much the same. What amp head are you considering? « Show Less
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The technical specification, including weight capacity, for the Manfrotto 234RC should be available on the Manfrotto website.Try; http://www.manfrotto.com/monopod-quick-release-head
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Hello Friend, all these to the maximum 100 original is pound load, I have made him a little more, but not recommended.Ebel PR
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Hello,The load capacity is slightly over 1000lbs. You should be able to see this directly on the Bodysolid site. If not, I can get it in writing for you..Please advise
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If you go to the lifetime website it will give you the specs....about 700 lbs as is....1250 capacity loaded. We love ours..hope this helps!
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Craig M. BTW - I have a 1 inch bulk head also. It matches the specs, and the base and nut measures 2.45 inches. (This might be what your after.)