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I am unsure. I try to accurately detail stuff like that. I believe the standard Yaris is around 2300lb. I did it under the engine block to have the most weight for the test. It held a good amount of weight from the left side wheel but there was still some tire to concrete contact so I know there was some weight on that tire. I think 800-1k is likely what was placed on the TBNR but I will need to find a scale to determine that.That's really crazy, must be like 7-800lbs? Impressive for sure.
That Yaris won't die. You saw it in action off roading two weeks ago. Too funny. Yeah this TBNR Bipod is off the hook strong.I see the indestructible Yaris has met it’s match?! Maybe Leapers can market it as a Multi-tool: Jack of all Trades.
Couldn't agree more. At no point did I ever go under the car. Doing so could cause severe injury or death (hence the warning in the video). In fact, I never go under a car even with any scissor jacks (or any jacks for that matter) because I have known someone that had a bad accident. Only time to go under a car is if it is a mechanic's hydraulic lift.And you'd NEVER catch me crawling under any Car held up like that!
I lost a good friend who went under a car with a standard scissor jack.
Not saying that Bipod is weak just nowhere near safe for that job!
No way, really ? You thought the video was about using bipods for support of vehicles ? Lol , too funny... great video Tristan, I knew you were demonstrating the strengthAnd you'd NEVER catch me crawling under any Car held up like that!
I lost a good friend who went under a car with a standard scissor jack.
Not saying that Bipod is weak just nowhere near safe for that job!
I actually had to delete it and reupload it yesterday because I had to put a spelled out warning in it.No way, really ? You thought the video was about using bipods for support of vehicles ? Lol , too funny... great video Tristan, I knew you were demonstrating the strengthof the bipod, not possible uses....