What is the weight rating per jack? I currently have jacks rated 2500lbs each jack, but the metal is very thin.
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There saying 7500,,have two installed on back of my class a so far,,haven't really tried to get the wheels of the ground yet,,would recommend using removable mounting plates that they sell,,where highest rated 32 I could find
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I'm just giving a best guess, but no more than 5,000 lbs. These jacks are for stabilization, not lifting. If used on any type of camper or RV I can't imagine it not being able to handle any load for that application. If using it for something other than RV or camper trailer, you are on your own.
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I have a set. Each jack stand say 3 tons on it. By the way, they are great. I love them.
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I have only tried them with 250 pounds but had no problem with that weight. I have no idea what they are officially rated for - of even if they have a rating.
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I have had 90 lbs on each hook and they do not show any remote sign of failing. I have heard these can hold well over 100 lbs each and probably even double that to be honest. Unless you're throwing weights and pressing over 200 lb dumbells like Spoto I wouldn't even worry about these hooks failing at all.
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I researched these from other sites, which all say they are 7,500lb per jack.
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WellHi. Well, I have never weighed it, but it's obviously not as light as an aluminum jack. The only time I've lifted it was when I moved it to my shop. I'm guessing it's probably around 80 lbs. My old 35 year old one was much beefier and that one weighed 122 lbs. So, 80 lbs, maybe a little more is my best guess. Been a good jack so far, though. Lifts the back end of my Case 1840 Skidsteer. Good luck!!
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They are that weight for each set of 2 jacks. They are very nice quality if they did not change the metal formula. We were quite surprised at the quality and sturdiness of them. Hope this helps.
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All depends on load. I have a 36 ft travel trailer and it has a 25 amp fuse in line to the jack. Lifts with no problem.
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Charles I have not weight the jack but if I recall the shipping weight was around 35lb??I am hitting road soon and this jack fitted my needs due to weight and the way it comes apart. I have been using it at home and it is the is the best jack I have ever owned. Greg Johnson.
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I am not certain of the maximum rating but I commonly tow my boat trailer, which these are mounted on, at 70-75 MPH. I have never had any problems with them whatsoever.
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I haven't weighed it, but I would not want a heavier jack hammer. This is relatively easy to maneuver and an excellent tool. It's still a work out even at 35 lbs.
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They are pretty light weight, maybe 5-10 lbs together. I use it to load my riding lawn mower & they work fine.
693515
Sorry I was on vacation. I wouldn't trust these to something that heavy. They seem to be made well enough but not as heavy as I would want to deal with a golf cart. We used them for ladders for our dogs to get out of the water and onto our boat. Not a lot of demand for strength there! Hope this helps.
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Mike, this item can easily hold up to 800 lbs easily and it will outlast the jack it's used on. It's built solidly and keeps a trailer steady. I drilled a hole on bottom to release any water accumulation.....
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Hi The weight capacity on the box says 6500 lbs per jack. These jacks are not intended to work as a jack for replacing tires.( says on box not for that use) I did note that some people did use these to jack up small trailers to change a tire. My advice would be if you are going to use this to jack the trailer up to change it ? I would make sure I have some blocks or something in place to make sure it holds. A tent trailer weighs maybe 1/3 of the capacity of the load the jack can handle. It is a fair assumption it could lift a small trailer with no problem. But being this was not the exact intended use ? It would be advised to use an extra block for safety. I mean I would do it even if that was the intended as any jack could slip. So carry a jack stand just in case you need to change atire, but I wouldn't operate it as a tire changing jack solo, based on the fact it says it is a leveling jack. But in all theory it should do what you are asking. Hope this helps.
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I have used a cheap pair of automotive jack stands before. They are sturdy and can hold more weight than would ever go on the bar.