Yes. Oars are like levers. As Archimedes said: "Give me a place to stand and with a lever I will move the whole world." It may not be the best way to drive a sailboat (why not use the sails?), but in an emergency, or where there is no wind, it may be the only alternative to an outboard motor. Many sailboats are equiped with oars or paddles for emergencies.
5000000 lb = 2500 t(US)5000000 lb = 2500 t(US)5000000 lb = 2500 t(US)5000000 lb = 2500 t(US)5000000 lb = 2500 t(US)5000000 lb = 2500 t(US)
5 pounds = 0.0025 short tons (Most common ton in the US) 5 pounds = 0.00226796185 metric tons (metric ton is a colloquial term for 1000 kilograms) 5 pounds = 0.00223214286 long tons (commonly used in ship displacement)
5.51 lb
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2500 g = 5.51155 lb OR 5 lb and 8.18 oz
no 2 tons is greater
Depending on the exact type of 2500 (crew cab , hd ,and so on) about 15000 lb.
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25000 lb = 12.5 t(US)25000 lb = 12.5 t(US)25000 lb = 12.5 t(US)25000 lb = 12.5 t(US)25000 lb = 12.5 t(US)25000 lb = 12.5 t(US)
The average small scissor lift weighs approx 2500 - 3000 lb.
Absolutely not. Maximum towing capacity is 1,000 lbs.
115 hp 122 ft-lb torque @ 2500 rpm