How much does the TF990 flex? If I have a two pound on the end to wash a window, would the TF900 flex more or less than the Mr. Longarm 23' #2324?
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I use a big brush on mine don't know how much it weighs , it doesn't flex much or any.
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Yes, I do believe the 9' as well,, I'm 5"2 and have short legs so the 9' works great for me,, well worth the money and is easily stored in the tub if you don't want it exposed!!
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I stood on one end of it and pulled straight up on it while holding a tape measure (fed through a saftey pin @ the bottom part so it would slide as I pulled). It went from a beginning read of 59" up to 69" when I used all my 63-year-old Yaya power. You tell me...is 10" of stretch a #1?
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I would go with either the flex 3 or 2.. the flex one will be really stiff at your weight
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It does flex some. Has held up well under heavy use. It is made of aluminum
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I've found an article on the topic of dryer vent length: http://www.appliance411.com/faq/dryer-vent-length.shtml It seems flexible tubes aren't good for long distances and you should think about getting a rigid vent instead.
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I have a sportsman 570 and it is 700lbs dry so with fluids and me on it i am pushing over 900lbs and i have had no issues but like you I can see and feel them Flex. I wouldn't be concerned considering they are made of aluminum and by its nature has a lot of give and go compared to steel.
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I have never had a flex hose. Consumer Reports, at first, liked the flex hose, but after getting negative letters on it, changed its opinion and doesn't recommend it.I like my 1/2" Boat hose & recommend it. Of course, a regular 1/2" garden hose would also do the job. A hose is a hose is a....
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I miced it. It's about .020 It's definitely flexible. On the long side I can roll it around to touch itself.
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If you are under 100 pound it won't flex but if you are over it has about a a quarter inch of give. You will get a lot of preasure cracks though so don't be too alarmed about that goodluck
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Nope.Flex has several different buttstocks, right?You need to check on the Limbsaver website or consult with them directly.Good luck.
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Take that info to lowes or Home Depot and they can help you. I'm going to look for one that has soft flex to make it easy to move good luck
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I went with the ProGray, but if I had to do it again I would choose the FlexiGray for an easier build. I am still happy with my purchase though!
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Hey, I think they are probly much the same. I do have the flexible one and it's working fine, 8 months steady. Double sided sticky tape to roof of my van, highway teste at 70 mph. If low profileis important, flexy is best, also very lightweight. It's also basically indestructible. I have stepped right on it. As far as power output goes the stiff one is probably identical, but consider your application carefully. Good luck
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I think the key to flex hose is NEVER leave the water running and the nozzle off.. The hose isn't made to hold the force of water and you close your nozzle at the end and then your water pressure splits the hose. Mine has lasted more than one season, but I read and followed the directions
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Hey there Amy - Most longboards are designed for a top weight of 200-220lbs, and this is the case for the Z-FLex. If you're looking for a re-inforced longboard email us and we can help. All Z-Flex models can be found at this link:
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Hmm I dunno about the 95 but the 75 is great fill w/water then add your soap and foam away .holds enough to wash big trucks suburbans ,pickups etc .just a side note I also keep a bucket full of soapy water just to clean the mitt or towel in after each panel.make sure to use a good compatible car washing soap. That helps w/the bubbles