Any recommendation on how much weight to add? How wide is the tray to hold weight (front to back)?
218507
the tray is wide enough for a 8 inch cement block. I put on 2 of them loaded with cement and it was good. I used it on my lawn plus walking trails no problems it just works thoughing special but the price was right
218508
I USED 2 regular cinder bocks. The blocks fit perfectly in the space. I also put 2 bolts on each side so the cinder blocks wouldn't slip off. Approximately 4 inches high. I hope this helps.
218509
I haven't actually used it, yet, but I've seen it used with cement blocks. It's definitely wide enough for that.
218510
I put two cinder blocks on mine. The large ones with the two square holes. The tray has holes for connecting bunjees. I use the black rubber ones with metal hooks. I have a polaris ranger 500 I use to pull it but I think a descent rider will pull it just fine. I use the level 2 and it does a pretty good job. The level 3 will take up the thatch and the grass as well. The level one will only get mulched grass and leaves.
218511
The tray is designed to hold two cinder blocks. I put a bag of stone chips on it (50lbs) and it worked fine. I believe they say the limit is 75lbs.
218512
2 typical cinderblocks is adequate. The inside width of the tray wich holds the weight is 8 inches.
218513
I used 2 standard 8" concrete blocks. I believe they are about 30 pounds each and they fit on the tray with a little extra room so the tray is probably 9" or so from front to back. There are two setting for 'depth'. The lowest setting was digging in the ground too much for me so I used the first (highest) setting. There is also a setting where the tines won't touch the ground when you are just moving from one location to another.
1400174
Not much, its pretty light weight. Weighs less than a wood tray. I would say its 2 lbs or so. Its light weight but strong, its taken a beating at my house and its still in great shape.
2043490
The tray is wide enough and long enough to handle the size. I have no problem with it.
294152
I weigh 350 and it is sturdy and I have been using it for about a month now. I used all the original screws from the packaging. It went together pretty easily, me & a friend put it together in about 20 minutes.
977928
Capacity is 1,000 pounds according to New York Barbell. I'm sure it is at least that since this thing is built like a big jack stand. If you were using 1,000 pounds the main concern would be tipping it over rather than breaking it. I put some plate holders on the front uprights and load them extra weights. With a few weights on there the rack behaves like it is bolted to the floor.
2066431
The tray is flat, it does have little feet that elevate the back side but I wouldn't recommend it. I suppose that you could, although it might get water on your counter. Hope that helps.
1041379
17" in the front, holding up well. Also use teak oil. I'm left handed so I put tray on left side.
697038
Do not know what manufacturers recommend, I have about 20lbs on mine with no issues. Unit seems well built
1744911
Depending on load, I might consider a side mount 75 lb guide. You can use these guides, just remember not to overload the drawer. Weight ratings on most guides is measured at 12" of extension.
1145259
The picture does not represent the exact set I purchased. The set I purchased by Winsome Wood was oversized and oblong. I do not find an individual tray too heavy to carry comfortably. Contrary to a previous response, the trays I purchased were very well made, so you could say they are sturdy rather than heavy.
2089246
I exchanged emails with them a few years ago about its weight capacity. They said they had dropped 1200 lbs on the spotters and hooks and it didn't budge (I still have the old email). I don't know if it would endure that beat for long or anything would for that matter. I certainly wouldn't drop that kind of load on the front hooks outside the rack without having it bolted on the floor! You could tip the rack. Also the dip bars are rated at 250 lbs a piece.
837457
I don't understand your question. But, I will try and respond anyway. I installed my mount like this. If you refer to the front of the tray area as if you were standing in front of it, it measures 21 1/2" from my wall. The back of the tray to the wall is 9 1/2" from my wall. I installed the mount as directed so as to get a full swing left or right for viewing options. I swing mine left faced at my treadmill so I don't have to bend my neck. Lastly, front and back dimensions to the wall are not adjustable as far as I can tell. If you were to change the mount by altering it with your own holes to modify it in any way, the mount could possibly be damaged from the weight of the set. I have a 20" tv set on the mount that weighs very little and it holds firmly to the mount. As long as you secure the bolts in the studs firmly as well and not over tighten them, the arm is strong and rigid enough to hold the tray in place. I hope this answers your question. Let me know if you have any other concerns about the mount. It is worth the money and easy to install, but is not fancy so as to be able to pull it forward like the more expensive models.
2015740
The spec says 300lbs. The 2" tubes are very strong. If just static weight for what you are going to do is OK. But it will be moving, acceleration and brake and turns, You better have rubber bumper to stop the rack from moving left and right, front and back. It comes with a bumper for the rear end at bottom. But I would put more on the upper, also for the front cross bar too.
1856177
It seems sturdy enough to hold quite a bit, especially if you choose not to attach the feet. I've had friends weighing more than 200lbs sit on it without a problem.
1537502
Hi Kate. Due to the vast differences of surface materials there is no weight capacity listed, as it can vary. Feel free to email us at support@tekton.com or call us at 888.648.3371, if you have any other questions or concerns. Thanks!
1197020
The height from the ground to the tray is 26.5" and the height from the ground to the top of the back is 33". It does list a weight limit of 35 lbs.
1289792
3/4"in.use some extra screews if its press board use some glue on the screews its a nice tray very stable.