Muddy sticks
02-03-2009, 11:39 AM
#41
Fork Horn
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Michigan
Posts: 191
RE: Muddy sticks
ORIGINAL: WKP Todd
We have already been testing- will continue testing, and have everything nailed down and confirmed before we send anything to TMA for testing, which is required for all products.
Let me put it to you this way, we've already tested the cam system to over 1,100 pounds before it basically bends the tube in-half.
I will know for-sure when we have the final testing of the final design, but believe me dude - I am more concerned with safety than anyone - that's my job. The rope and cam system is so strong you won't have to worry about it. The rope itself is rated to 3,800+ break strength.It is the best rope you can buy - and we won't sacrificequality of it or any critical component to save a few bucks. That's whythey aren't cheap. Quality materialsand innovation isn'tcheap!
We have already been testing- will continue testing, and have everything nailed down and confirmed before we send anything to TMA for testing, which is required for all products.
Let me put it to you this way, we've already tested the cam system to over 1,100 pounds before it basically bends the tube in-half.
I will know for-sure when we have the final testing of the final design, but believe me dude - I am more concerned with safety than anyone - that's my job. The rope and cam system is so strong you won't have to worry about it. The rope itself is rated to 3,800+ break strength.It is the best rope you can buy - and we won't sacrificequality of it or any critical component to save a few bucks. That's whythey aren't cheap. Quality materialsand innovation isn'tcheap!
Coming from automotive and having to test everything for a myriad of conditions, temps, humidities,3X-Life cycle counts, etc, etc, etc.......all by an independant accredited lab, I was curious what this product had to under-go??
Thanks for the info!
Mark
