Unsure it's exact weight. My buddy I borrowed it from uses it to pull a Takuchi Skid Steer Loader plus forestry mulcher head. Weight capacity was way over what I needed it for, but having the length was sure nice!

My F150 has the "tow package" that does include a break controller and I'd be concerned pulling so much weight with such a light vehicle without it. I can't remember the style of brakes on this specific trailer, but, pulling the load was the easy part, stopping it was definitely a much nicer experience having the trailer doing a large part of the work! My load was closer to 10k though (likely pushing 12+k with the trailer work). Check your state's requirements. 3,500 lbs load may require trailer brakes/brake controllers regardless, but even if it doesn't, having them do add piece of mind!

For sure! It's amazing how quickly things can go wrong but also how quickly you become more sensitive to it when you run a "big" machine (hey, it's a big tractor for me!). Thank you for the comments!

Thanks! I can't wait to use it. As for the trailer, yeah, that's a lot of weight for that half ton! On the asphalt it did look level, on our field, not so much! Fingers crossed I don't need to tow it again, but seeing as I'm expecting to use it, I'm sure I'll break something at some point that will require me to take it back to the shop.

Yep!

I just used what came with the saw, you could always use a manual hacksaw (which would be way safer than what I show in the video. Sorry I don't have more specifics.

The blade was just a normal wood cutting blade that came with the saw. Nothing special at all.

Just 1? :)

@@ChrisHuybregts I completed it thank you for the instructions. I posted a video on yoshi's tiktok if you wanted to see it. @bcyoshi is his tiktok name. Check it out!

I'm still here! :)

Sorry Emma, that's likely to be an issue with the file from Urban Threads. I think if you reach out to their support contacts they'll be able to help you. For my brother, a thread color change is what stops the pattern at the various stages.

Thank you. That's what I thought would here is only @@ChrisHuybregts

Sorry I have never done that myself. I have a cheap $99 singer sewing machine. Looking through the manual though, it should be as simple as swapping the foot. And having the embroidery base disconnected. I found a digital version of the Manuel here: support.brother.com/g/b/sp/manualtop.aspx?c=us&lang=en&prod=hf_inov4500deus

Your comment warms my heart! Thank you!

I so glad you found the template useful!

Great Question! There's two things here, one is how to copy the design and the other is, which design is supported by the PE800. The PE800 has a max hoop size of 5"x7" which is going to limit you to the children's size facemask with this pattern as the Adult size requires a 6"x10" hoop. Don't fret, the children's size mask is actually perfect for my wife, so give it a try! Knowing this, you're going to want to download the PES file of the smaller size from UrbanThreads. That'll get you a file named UTZ3019.zip. I had a PE400 as my first and that line is a great line to get started with embroidery. Looking real quick at the PE800, it does support a USB port. What you're going to need to do is get a USB Flash drive (thumb drive) and put that in your computer and you're going to want to copy the file UTZ3019.pes. Don't copy the UTZ3019_DL.pes as that's just their version of a template for the fabric and isn't meant to be stitched. Eject that USB drive and put it into your embroidery machine. On my brother, i need to do this turned off, once the USB drive is in, Turn on your machine. Now, here's where I don't have details for the specifics of your model. But I did a quick search and this looks like a good video on the next steps: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m9-WkrCFsrDRnJ8.html Let me know if you have success!

Chris Huybregts thank you so much 😊 I will definitely look into your help I do appreciate very much.... hopefully you can make more videos with the embroidery machine you are so helpful... stay safe together with your family

Do let us know if you make one and I hope you have fun!

I just used cheap spray paint from Lowe’s or Home Depot. It fused to the plastic real well and didn’t peal.

Ashlee P ok thanks for saying that I was hoping it would not be too expensive

Amy & Eli I just used a standard 4foot by 8 foot sheet of plywood and cut it in half. As such each side is roughly 244cm. I believe it's not regulation height but worked for training.

and how do you handle with storage space? goes top fold? it's not too hard?

This design was HEAVY. I used some door hidges at the top so I could fold, however, it was too heavy to store away everyday. Here's how I made it: www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Dog-Agility-A-Frame/

Maggie Bruce and its so cheap, if you buy too much it doesnt matter.

+Kristen Miller I made them, see the previous video here: DIY Dog Agility Jump - Jump Cups kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rJaGmJB-r5rKgKc.html a safer bet is to search for agility jump cups and you should be able to find a good retailer so you're not jeopardizing your fingers like I did.

+chuybregts thank you!

Ali Hayes It's foldable, but using wood, it weighs well over 100 pounds so it's heavy!

chuybregts Thanks for the info. im excited to get to work on the project:)

Moi Sharon I think they were 10 feet

Love-The-Peace about 10 bucks a piece I believe.

I'm wondering this too!