How much weight wil this light duty tire swivel hold?
891586
I used the tire swivel as an indoors swing hook for my daughter I weigh about 160 and I can sit with my thirty pound daughter on it with ease I would say easily 200 probably more
891587
Depends on what it is bolted in. It'll take 2 3/8" bolts. I can hang from it, and I'm &gt;260 pounds.
891588
Depends on what it is bolted in. It'll take 2 3/8" bolts. I can hang from it, and I'm >260 pounds.
1526877
Roughly about 60lbs. I lifted it myself when installing it. With winch, it weighs over 150lbs. Not much drop in the front. I would say about 1/2 in. drop. You can compensate with spacers if you want. But it will even out depending on the weight and size of the tire. I run a 31in tire and 16 in rim. I am pretty evened out.
781840
The hub is 1" maximum and these are strictly decorative, if you are using 4 of them for the cart they may support a couple hundred pounds but only if the cart stays stationary most of the time. If you plan to wheel it around much I would say look for something with more of a steel hub.
1296171
Yes to both. Based on the weight limit you get the swivel will get tighter due to stronger bushings. The whole unit will disassemble into manageable pieces for transport without the need for tools.
678629
No more than a few pounds.... The horizontal piece that holds up the display is narrow (an inch or less?) and it is has slotted holes for the mounting screws on the front legs. While this is a clever design, it has not been stable for my use (I have been holding up lightweight signs no more than 6-8oz). The screws afford to be "heavier" to provide a more stable/secure mounting. Suggestion: Check out the return policy before you order. Hope this helps.
1193068
Not more than 2lbs. I'm more concerned with fitment and usability than weight.
1282267
Grizzly's site says the 4" Heavy-Duty Swivel Caster w/Brake (G8176) is rated at 550lbs per wheel. Not sure where the other numbers are coming from.
1107257
The outer edge of the wheel is flush with the side of the tire and that width is 3". Tire height is 81/2 (8.5). I wasn't happy with the quality of the swivel hardware - seemed the problem is the bearing. The wheel/ tire itself, seems to be fine. Not much to go wrong with the non-swivel caster. Michael
591796
I wouldn't trust it with that much weight. I don't remember the spec loads but they are less than you might think, especially on the side.
397269
I have the Toro comercial zero turn and its heavy not sure of its weight but there is no problem handeling it.. im pretty sure u will be pleased with it..
2155997
I obtained these wheels a year ago so don't remember. But I'm 180 lbs and I've carried more that 40+ lbs on the rear rack without damage to the wheels even though I've broken two rear racks. So strength is not an issue if that is your concern.
384449
I'm not sure about the weight but it is not heavy. I rides stiff due to the length but otherwise nice. It has standard mountain like tire which are good.
1304095
The tire size is 5". While this product has worked well for me (I am actually currently using after knee replacement surgery two weeks ago), I would recommend the wheels that swivel instead of the fixed position. I used a walker in the hospital that had the swivel wheels and it was easier to maneuver.
781839
I don't think it will handle that type of weight, especially if you are planning to actually wheel the cart. Maybe 50lbs??? The hole is about 1inch or so. I didn't get a tape measure out though, so you might ask the vendor. Sorry...
1489108
I wouldn't put more than 15 to 20 lbs on it they are not real sturdy if you plan on rolling it around much. It works great for what I purchased it for
1326790
I used this as a spare. I saw no weights on the wheel. I checked my trailer tires and saw no weights on them either. Best answer I can give - for the money go have it balanced.
2041254
Taken from the tire sidewall: 2,830 lbs at 80 lbs. pressure. Be careful, most travel trailer "wheels" will only allow a maximum of 65 lbs. inflation pressure which matches an 8 ply tire. I will be running my 10ply Triangles at 65 lbs. pressure and be very happy I have some extra beef in the sidewall for turning and impact resistance.