Powder-coated for added resilience, these sawhorses boast a rugged exterior that stands up to the ...Powder-coated for added resilience, these sawhorses boast a rugged exterior that stands up to the toughest environments. Weight bearing capacity of 500kg. The Roughneck Colt 575S saw horse stands firm as a dependable partner on any jobsite. Offering rock solid reliability, the heavy-duty steel construction ensures strength and stability when you need it most. Each Colt 575S saw horse holds steady with a substantial weight-bearing capacity of 500kg, withstanding a tonne when used as a pair. Pivoting feet ensure a stable base with rubber pads adding an extra layer of grip and surface protection. The versatile extendable timber supports adjust to fit 2x4s or 4x4s, enabling the transformation of two sawhorses into a sturdy work table, ready for hard graft. For upright cutting, sheet material support arms can be used to easily accommodate large pieces with just one saw horse. Features: 500kg capacity - withstands a tonne when used as a pair. Pivoting feet for a stable base with rubber pads for extra grip. Heavy-duty steel construction, powder-coated for durability. Includes one Roughneck Colt 575S Sawhorse measuring 736mm with rubber and steel components.
This guide is for anyone needing a strong and reliable sawhorse for their projects, from DIY enthusiasts to professional contractors. The Roughneck Colt 575S offers a robust and stable work surface with a high weight capacity. However, be aware that while sturdy, it's essential to follow the weight limit guidelines to ensure safety and longevity.
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Model Part Number
Rou35571
Brand
Roughneck
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the weight capacity of the Roughneck Colt 575S?
Each sawhorse can support up to 500kg, and a pair can withstand up to a tonne.
What materials can the extendable supports accommodate?
The supports are designed to fit 2x4s and 4x4s.
Are the feet adjustable?
Yes, the sawhorse features pivoting feet with rubber pads for enhanced stability on uneven surfaces.
How do I clean the sawhorse?
Wipe down the sawhorse with a damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals.
What is the construction material?
The sawhorse is made of heavy-duty steel with a powder-coated finish.
Is assembly required?
Yes, the sawhorse requires some assembly. Follow the provided instructions.
Where can I store the sawhorse?
Store the sawhorse in a dry place when not in use to protect it from the elements.
Troubleshooting
Sawhorse feels unstable.
Ensure that the pivoting feet are fully extended and are making good contact with the ground. Check if the ground is uneven, and if so, try to find a more level surface.
Extendable supports don't fit securely.
Make sure the supports are correctly aligned and that the locking mechanisms are engaged. Check for any obstructions.
Rubber pads are damaged.
Replace the damaged rubber pads to ensure proper grip and stability. Replacement pads may be available from the manufacturer or a local hardware store.
Pros and Cons
Pros
High weight capacity suitable for demanding tasks.
Durable steel construction ensures a long lifespan.
Pivoting feet and rubber pads provide excellent stability.
Extendable supports offer versatile work surface configurations.
Powder coating adds protection against wear and tear.
Easy to set up and use.
Cons
Requires proper setup to ensure maximum stability.
May be heavier than some alternative sawhorses.
Assembly may be required.
Requires storage space when not in use.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Assembly: Ensure all components are present and undamaged. Follow the included instructions for assembly. Ensure all screws and bolts are securely tightened.
Placement: Place the sawhorse on a level surface before use. Ensure the pivoting feet are properly positioned for maximum stability. Check the ground surface before placing the sawhorse.
Compatibility: Compatible with standard 2x4s and 4x4s, using the extendable timber supports. The sheet material support arms accommodate standard sheet sizes.
Care: Regularly inspect the sawhorse for any signs of damage. Clean the sawhorse with a damp cloth. Store in a dry place when not in use. Avoid overloading the sawhorse beyond its specified weight capacity. Check for any loose parts before each use.