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Boulder Bags derive their name from gold dredgers and nugget hunters who use them for lifting boulders in the shallow rivers of California's mother- lode country. They are designed to get a maximum amount of lift from a single lift-point in a minimum depth of water. For example, the 2000 pound Boulder Bag gets its total lift in less than 3 feet of water, whereas the 2000 pound Open Bottom Bag requires almost 8 feet of water. These bags are very durable and have been used as air jacks capable of exerting several thousand pound of force over a large area.
Unit of Measure

Lift Capacity

N/A 2000 lb

Shipping Weight

N/A 30 lb

Height

N/A 58 in

Width

N/A 42 in

Volume at Surface

N/A 32.0 ft³