This is an old trick on how to increase the stability of a lightweight tripod : just add some weight under the center column.
To see the effectiveness do the bump test : tap the tripod with and without the extra weight. The quicker it stops wobbling, the better the stability. (this is a good test to perform when you buy a tripod…)
BTW try not to use the center column extended and if using a multi segment tripod like mine, leave the thinnest section in .
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