The 9.7' Avenger Wind Up Stand 30 with Low Base and Braked Wheels is a heavy duty, chrome-plated steel stand with braking wheels and a cranking, locking riser and 1 standard riser. It has both 5/8" male and 1 1/8" female mounts and can support 66 lb. It also has a leveling leg for uneven terrain.

Chrome-plated Steel Construction    Leveling Leg    2 Risers, 1 Cranking    5/8" Stud and 1 1/8" Receiver

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How much cranking extension?

A: 6 ft. both extensions extend simultaneously.

Q: 2. Can the poles be removed?

A: No, the riser sections on the Avenger Roller Stand 43 with Low Base (Chrome-plated, 14') are not removable.

Q: 3. Can I mount a tripod head on top of this?

A: Im sure it can be done with the right grip gear, but i wouldnt do it myself... no idea what you are trying to accomplish but i think a small camera stand would be the way to go, something heavier and with an arm to make handling the camera a lot easier. This is a great light and grip stand! Not a good camera stand.

Q: 4. Does this work with a Manfrotto 025BS Super boom?

A: Yes, the stand is compatible with Manfrotto 025BSL Super Boom ONLY, Black - 8.8' (2.7 m) B&H # MA025BSL MFR # 025BSL.The adapter the boom comes with works with a female 1 1/8 (Junior or a 5/8th stud)

Q: 5. How do you get the crank to raise the stand? I cannot loosen the knob opposite to the crank handle.

A: For this inquiry, please send us an e-mail to our Customer Service Department to cs@bandh.com. Thank you.

Q: 6. When using for light gear, can the legs be pulled in a bit more to say 30" footprint?

A: The wheels will only function when opened to its fullest.

Q: 7. Would you use this stand with a 20+ pound teleprompter?

A: This stand has a load rating of 26.5lbs.

Q: 8. Two reviews point to the convenience of having the extra height of this stand so that the lowest extension knob is easy to reach to rotate the set up, which I understand. Don't the wheels of a roller stand make it possible to rotate the entire unit without the need to turn an extension knob? What am I missing? I'm about to purchase my first roller stand.

A: For finite adjustment, it is advantageous not to have to move the entire stand or to try and reach an elevated fixture

Q: 9. This seems hard to roll around when the legs are closer together. Is there a trick do maneuvering this thing?

A: The Avenger Roller Stand 42 with Low Base (Chrome-plated,13.8'), like most similar rolling stands, don't have a very smooth movement--minimizing the amount of rolling necessary is a good idea, but experience makes it easier to use.

Q: 10. I need this for my Para 133 and Flooter Broncolor. Is it ok? or better will be 126csu manfrotto?

A: This stand is plenty strong for the Broncolor Para 133 or the Broncolor Flooter Fresnel.