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Old 07-25-2013, 10:21 PM
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The weight was concentrated on the 4" section not across the whole saw horse. But I wouldn't trust the weight on those sheet metal legs anyway.

Whatever way you end up supporting your body if you are not willing to walk up to it and give it a nice push in all directions then you shouldn't go under it.

Be safe

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Old 07-25-2013, 11:12 PM
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The weight was concentrated on the 4" section not across the whole saw horse. But I wouldn't trust the weight on those sheet metal legs anyway.

Whatever way you end up supporting your body if you are not willing to walk up to it and give it a nice push in all directions then you shouldn't go under it.

Be safe
I shook the car sideways and back and forth.
It was solid, then it went down about an hour later.

Jax

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