How to Use the Task Quick Support Rod®

A short video on how to use your Task QSR®.
The QSR® is available in three sizes, plus an optional extension to suit numerous applications, it’s your extra set of hands while on the job. The load-bearing weight capacity and patented locking mechanism makes QSR® the toughest and most versatile support rod on the market.

[@MAGAMAN]

Since that lock is "push to release" it would be nice to have a C clip to put over it to prevent it from accidentally being release.

[@techchika]

This was very helpful however, I hope I'm understanding this correctly...the "lock tab" is the larger tab is pressed inward?

[@sto_karfi842]

Can you drill any holes and use it as a construction column along with some more of these in case for a room divider construction where drilling holes on the wall of a renting house aren't permitted?

[@taracoen01]

I don't think you'd need to drill holes. We've used it to create temporary barriers in rooms, with a little patience you can get materials rather taught.

[@nikkucharski4851]

Is it possible to put a lock in those small holes so unauthorized person will not try to release the support?

[@graftonhale6392]

I'm surprised and concerned! This thing supports only 132 lbs? I want to use several of them to eliminate squeaky floors in an older house by placing them in a large open crawl. Any ideas?

[@tomprovan50]

you use teleposts for that, or jsut 4x4 post