Want this question answered?
No, not safe; if supported on each end it is likely to break
The function of the hoof is to support the weight of the animal and protect its feet from rocky conditions. The hoof also protects the internal structures of the foot.
It depends on what material your support is made out of. The density of the material will be the greatest factor. Your volume of your material is 96 cubed units.
11,363.64 miles 20,000,000 x 3 feet = 60,000,000 feet 60,000,000/5280 feet = 11,363.64
your weight
Nothing. A 2x4 laid flat and supported on its ends that are 8 feet apart cannot even support its own weight.
It depends what it is made of and the thickness of the material. It also depends upon the distribution of weight in the box. For example a box made of card will not be able to support much weight whilst a box made of aluminium will be able to support a lot more weight.
the stakes are 40 feet apart or 30 feet
They were so big because they were large mammals and needed more support for their weight
Males tend to have larger feet to support their heavier weight and roosters will grow spurs on their lower legs
form_title= Back Support Belt form_header= Support your back while at work. What does your job entail?*- _ [50] Are you on your feet all day?*= () Yes () No What is your height and weight?*- _ [50]
Yes, legs and feet are stronger, as they are able to support your body weight, whereas, your arms are not.
Plant canes in rows that are 18 to 24 inches apart.
two to three feet apart in rows that are five to six feet apart
Yes, support on soft surfaces (such as sand).
The best way would be to get a qualified, insured contractor. That 'pole' is one of the major weight bearing support beams for your house - if it is moved, you will likely cause severe damage to your home.
No, not safe; if supported on each end it is likely to break