to the outside of the leg just above the ankle. Begin peeling the backing away from the rest of the strip, and apply the tape over the outside of the ankle and under the heel. When you reach the ankle bone, stretch the tape to 50% as it passes under the heel and up the inside of the ankle.The final 2-3 of tape should be applied with zero stretch and should end on the inside ankle area. Step 2: Follow the instructions in step 1 to create a 2-3 anchor end.Remove the backing from the end of the tape and apply it with zero stretch along the inside of the foot in the area of the arch.tep 3: The third strip is a mirror image of the second strip. Create a 2-3 anchor end and apply it along the outside of the foot with no stretch. Gradually peel the backing away from the rest of the strip, applying it with 50% stretch around the back of the heel toward the inside of the foot.
Weight. Each appliance dolly is rated by its manufacturer to handle up to a maximum amount of weight. Common dollies are generally rated around 600 to 800 pounds. Heavy duty models are generally available with ratings up to 1,200 pounds.f the dolly is rusty, in ill-repair or has suffered damage, the maximum weight limit may be significantly decreased. Using such a dolly may pose a hazard even if you're using it to move an object much lighter than the maximum weight limit.
This trailer dolly has an extra-long handle to give you the leverage you need to manually move small trailers easily. This trailer dolly helps you safely move a lightweight trailer (under 600 lb.) over short distances, and helps maneuver those trailers in tight spaces.Now there's no reason to strain your back trying to move your utility trailer, or the trailer that holds your boat or snowmobile thanks to this small trailer dolly.nfortunately, the 69898 trailer dolly is not one of those products. I own a tandem axle that to heavy for me move around by myself. But, I can lift the tongue, its not easy but, nowhere near 600 lbs. I thought this dolly would be just the ticket.