Are these sturdy enough for an electric golf cart - about 900lbs plus me (total about 1100#)
344295
I roll a 450 lb. motor scooter up one ramp while I walk on the other ramp with no problem. The ad description claims "1,250 lb. Weight capacity (distributed)." If one ramp easily handles 450 lbs., sounds like two should handle 900 lbs+ and still be within the rated capacity they claim.
344296
According to the web page they have a 1250 lb capacity. What I would do stack three or four 2" x 6"s or 2" x 8"s on top of one another - which are just long enough to cover the width of your golf cart wheels (you should be able to find some scraps at construction site - maybe short ones end to end and stacked up three high). Put the ramps on that and drive the cart up. That way if they snap you will only drop down 5 or 6 inches. Just a suggestion. You can always return them.
344297
have not put it to the test with that much weight. Works well at 600 lbs. Recommend you check with manufacture.
344298
Sorry I can't help you. My scooter only weights about 400 lbs. It handles that weight with no trouble.
1477393
I'm an athletic 225lbs.... Riding around pot holes, and jumping curbs in NYC.... I've been riding on these rims for a year and they're still in top shape. Weight won't be an issue with these rims... Unless... You're like 250... No disrespect Mr.Thomas
204251
I am 2550 pounds of mostly muscle, they support me with no problem. If they don't, I'm sure you have either mis-assembled or have a product liability case coming! Frankly they are very good, sturdy, attractive and tough, so far....
699811
They are pretty sturdy. Only problem is the price. You can find it at lowes for half price.
260052
I haven't tried that amount of weight. I have a 700lb golf cart and I weight about 180. With the cart, myself, and golf clubs I expect I am around 900lbs and I don't notice any sway in the ramps. They are very stable.
693514
I would think so..my 4 wheeler probably weighs more than a golf cart and they work fine for me.
323467
They are pretty sturdy. The whole thing weighs about 5.78 oz. I would call them heavy-duty.
1781301
That's totally up to you... you can easily adjust them as you wish. I've had two of these for a few years and absolutely love them! They are really sturdy, the wheels are large and make moving the cart around a breeze... just a GREAT cart!!! I'm so glad I bought them!!
602292
Yes, this would be sturdy enough. It's much more heavy duty than similar carts like this.
1430935
They should be Ok for a cart. It would depend on the output from the radio itself. I have them on a pontoon without an amp and they are OK.
1506184
I am sure they would handle the weight. I would suggest getting a wrist and or neck strap. I bought both and interchange them as needed. They work great.
1637953
Anderson web sight says they can handle trailers up to 30K pounds. So yes they will work for you.
1209992
I would question the weight of your golf cart if it is battery powered. I looked on line and without batteries the cart may be 600 lbs. The ramps hold me and my atv which combined are around 800 lbs. I would be concerned if a battery cart that it may be pushing 1000 lbs. I think that would be pushing the ramps limits.
1516757
Hi -- I took these on a trip and they were surprisingly sturdy. I used them for hanging up a lot of wet dresses, t-shirt dresses, etc. after washing. They should definitely handle the weight of wet-t-shirts and a light jacket.
1202722
They are pretty strong. I wondered the same thing when I bought them but they are holding up pretty well. People 200lbs and over have sat on them. But, keep in mind they are not used every day like that.
1799724
I think they would be fine.... The nylon wheels are quite "hard" and appear to be sturdy enough for that purpose.
1896970
yes, they are very sturdy. never tested them much over 250 lbs; but we've had them for years and use them daily and they are still very sturdy.