How much does it weigh? Current set up is 23g cart w/ headshell. Cart is 7.2g and I need to stay below 18g
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those weigh exactly 6 grams without the adapter, with the adapter you are very close to what you have already. Is this for a 1/2" mount, or a P-mount? Most carts for 1/2" are around 5g. May I suggest an Audio Technica AT95e which is designed for a higher mass arm and would be perfect for the weight you described. Excellant sound, and a bargain for $40. a STEREOPHILE magazine recommended component for years.
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I don't have the cart with me, it's at our vacation home, but I can tell you it holds 2 large green garbage bags full with minimal over flow of the cart. I would estimate the weight of the bags at about 20 to 25 lbs.
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Not sure exactly how much weight it will hold but I can tell you that I had that cart packed this summer. Our usually load includes: 3 adult beach chairs, 1 child chair, beach umbrella, four beach towels, 2 large blankets, beach toys, radio and cooler at the bottom. The cart was heavy but pulled thru the sand with grace. Once we had to walk really far and my 2 year old hopped on the cart, no problem. On one beach trip this summer I did have to take it up and down stairs it was a little difficult because of the weight but I still managed, I wouldn't recommend stairs. But, take into consideration I am a little lady.Overall all, happy with the cart, stay on flat land. Not sure exactly how much weight it will hold but I can tell you that I had that cart packed this summer. Our usually load includes: 3 adult beach chairs, 1 child chair, beach umbrella, four beach towels, 2 large blankets, beach toys, radio and cooler at the bottom. The cart was heavy but pulled thru the sand with grace. Once we had to walk really far and my 2 year old hopped on the cart, no problem. On one beach trip this summer I did have to take it up and down stairs it was a little difficult because of the weight but I still managed, I wouldn't recommend stairs. But, take into... » Read More Not sure exactly how much weight it will hold but I can tell you that I had that cart packed this summer. Our usually load includes: 3 adult beach chairs, 1 child chair, beach umbrella, four beach towels, 2 large blankets, beach toys, radio and cooler at the bottom. The cart was heavy but pulled thru the sand with grace. Once we had to walk really far and my 2 year old hopped on the cart, no problem. On one beach trip this summer I did have to take it up and down stairs it was a little difficult because of the weight but I still managed, I wouldn't recommend stairs. But, take into consideration I am a little lady.Overall all, happy with the cart, stay on flat land. « Show Less
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It's not that heavy but it is bulky. My shop is small so I have to move mine quite often, if I take it somewhere I ussually put it on a four wheeled cart. The table works good for me. Hope this helps.
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I think my folding cart weighs around 10 to 12 lbs. I hope that answer helped a bit.
2268287
I don't know in pounds but it handled my full set of clubs fine from a weight perspective. However, it is a very small cart so the wheels are not very far apart which makes the cart prone to falling over easily.
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It is around 20 to 24lbs. Because I don't have a big scale to weight it exactly.
1579424
I am not sure what the weight rating on the tires is? I don't know that I would push the weight rating more than maybe 100lbs. Also this will sit under the cart best when the boat has a keel (to fit into the slight V on the cart.) without knowing the weight or shape of this boat, I can't answer this well, but it is pretty versatile, and should be able to dolly a wide variety of items, soooo, most likely?
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Basically I second everything that Alayna P. said. The only difference is that I wish I had spent a little more money for a better quality cart. Sorry I don't have measurements for you.
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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.
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I bought this cart and it is great!! For sitting on it I would say 275-300 lbs...I sit on it with supplies inside and roll over the lawn for the flower beds..haven't had any trouble with it..hope this helps!
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It's a knockioff of the Technics Headshell, which is 7.3 grams. Amazon should update the stats, as they ARE confusing......
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108 lb. I was able to but the box on a low cart at Lowes easily. Also lower it out of my car. But I would not want to lift it above my hips. I maybe could.. but not safe.
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I cannot guarantee anything. The quality of my cart is a little cheap. Sometimes I feel it will fall apart. However, it can easily handle about 25lbs goods.
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I purchased this cart to haul stuff in my garden....I found it to be a bit too flimbsy for anything over 20--30 lbs!!
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I truly cannot give you a qualified answer. I only use mine to haul gardening supplies, so probably don't even approach that weight. I gave my grandson one, which my daughter appropriates now and then. She says they have hauled rocks, firewood and a lot of different things in the country setting where they live, but again, I can't attest to the weight. I think the safest thing to do would be to just follow the recommendations given in the papers that came with it. Also, it might help to cut a piece of plywood to fit the bottom of the cart. This might help distribute the weight more evenly, and would avoid breaking the mesh if there was a heavy-stress point. I truly cannot give you a qualified answer. I only use mine to haul gardening supplies, so probably don't even approach that weight. I gave my grandson one, which my daughter appropriates now and then. She says they have hauled rocks, firewood and a lot of different things in the country setting where they live, but again, I can't attest to the weight. I think the safest thing to do would be to just follow the recommendations given in the papers that came with it. Also, it might help to cut a piece of plywood to fit the bottom of the cart. This might help distribute the weight more evenly,... » Read More I truly cannot give you a qualified answer. I only use mine to haul gardening supplies, so probably don't even approach that weight. I gave my grandson one, which my daughter appropriates now and then. She says they have hauled rocks, firewood and a lot of different things in the country setting where they live, but again, I can't attest to the weight. I think the safest thing to do would be to just follow the recommendations given in the papers that came with it. Also, it might help to cut a piece of plywood to fit the bottom of the cart. This might help distribute the weight more evenly, and would avoid breaking the mesh if there was a heavy-stress point. « Show Less
622010
It weighs 7 pounds. not 20. Go to wal-mart and buy an inexpensive tripod, return it if not satisfied