Matthews Lazy Suzy Swivel Platform Mitchell Base
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Matthews Lazy Suzy Swivel Platform Mitchell Base

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Matthews Lazy Suzy Swivel Platform Mitchell BaseSupports Up To 70 Pounds Articulated Camera Positioning Platform Quickly Reposition Camera 25" Diameter Position Circle For Mitchell Base Useable for Process & Lock Off Shots 2" Riser Posts Wide Temperature Operating Range The Matthews Lazy Suzy Swivel Platform Mitchell Base is a heavy duty articulated double swivel camera positioning platform that supports up to seventy pounds, and allows you to place the camera anywhere within a 25" diameter circle

  • Supports Up To 70 Pounds
  • Articulated Camera Positioning Platform
  • Quickly Reposition Camera
  • 25" Diameter Position Circle
  • For Mitchell Base
  • Useable for Process & Lock-Off Shots
  • 2" Riser Posts
  • Wide Temperature Operating Range

The Matthews Lazy Suzy Swivel Platform Mitchell Base is a heavy-duty articulated double-swivel camera positioning platform that supports up to seventy pounds, and allows you to place the camera anywhere within a 25" diameter circle without having to reposition an available dolly, tripod, or car mount rig. This can be a great time saver when making minor camera position adjustments when working with heavy equipment. It can be extremely useful when mounting your camera to a car mount when there is limited room for position adjustment.

The Lazy Suzy features a Mitchell type base for mounting to an available camera support such as; tripod, dolly, or car mount, and includes the required tools to make position adjustments. The camera can be secured firmly for traveling shots, process trailers, or lock-off shots with incorporated 1/4" and 3/8" tapped holes. The included two-inch riser posts allow you to position the camera throughout the full 360� horizontal range of motion The Lazy Suzy is built to be durable, and is made from black hard anodized aluminum, and stainless steel. The Lazy Suzy is weather proof from minus 40 to 180�F.

Matthews recommends exercising common sense and good judgment when working with the Lazy Suzy, and always remember to lock the system down when working on a moving vehicle.

Supports up to seventy pounds at full extension.
Provides position adjustment without moving the camera support, this is for positioning only, and should not be used as a slider.
The Lazy Suzy is built to be durable, each unit is made with 6161 T-6 black hard anodized aluminum. All steel parts are type 304 stainless steel. Bushings are made from black Acetal. All bolts, nuts, and washers are grade 18-8 stainless steel. The adjustment keys are made from steel with black power coat finish.
No lubrication is required for the Lazy Suzy to operate properly, it works dry.
Clean with mild soap and water.
In the Box
Matthews Lazy Suzy Swivel Platform Mitchell Base
  • Lazy Suzy Swivel Platform with Mitchell Base/Top
  • Mitchel Tie-Down Nut
  • 2 x Spanner Wrenches
  • 4 x 2" Reiser Posts with Mounting Screws
  • Mitchel Top
  • Flat Base Adapter with Set Screws
  • Fluid Head Tie-Down
  • Limited 1-Year Warranty
Load Capacity 70 lb (31.75 kg)
Adjustment Range 0 to 25" (0 to 63.5 cm) diameter circle, with infinite positions
Material of Construction General
Hard Anodized 6161 T-6 Aluminum
304 Stainless Steel

Bushings
Black Acetal

Nuts, Bolts, & Washers
Grade 18-8 stainless steel

Adjustment Keys
Black powder coated steel
Height Without Mitchell riser: 2.75" (69.85 mm)
With Mitchell riser: 5.25" (133.35 mm)
Weight Without Mitchell riser: 11 lb (4.99 kg)
With Mitchell riser: 13 lb (5.89 kg)
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You can get this online free, but I bought it. Let Fanon turn your brain inside out.
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