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Which lifting strength is this?
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class 5.
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Really? Class 5 is to small trucks, the one that I sent doesnt really looks small, but I am not professional
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It was moving pretty slowly, so it didn't give a high result. Or I am probably stupid and calculated it wrong.
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well, I published a video with a better context, i think it shows more about the speed
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Alright I think my value is accurate I used the minimum speed limit for trunks that I found on google which is 40 mph, and a weight of 14000 lbs, and got around 16000 newtons which is class 5, I don't know if I did something wrong so take this with a grain of salt.
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well, in the start of the video, the dude was accelerating really fast, he said that he was going to kill someone, i dont think that he would respect the speed limit
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Okay so I used a high end which is the maximum speed limit for trunks which is 85 mph and I got 34000 newtons which is class 5. Also is that your youtube channel?
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aight, ty, and ye, it is
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Bro I'm not sure though you should ask a dude who can actually calculate stuff because I might be completely wrong just saying.
