What weight of anchor does this hold?
1995412
i use a 30lb river anchor and it works perfect i wouldnt have a boat without one of these on my boat!
1042888
That would depend on how you choose to anchor it to the wall. I used three 75 pound rated drywall anchors and am hanging 3 large cast steel skillets and 4 stainless steel skillets/sauce pans plus assorted tongs, spatulas and the like.
183255
Not sure what the "secure" weight would be, but it does weigh around 4 lbs. I use it with a 10.5 inflatable boat and it works good as long as you can hit the bottom with it.
76794
I have seen people do that before. I think you just need to be ABSOLUTELY sure about the strength of whatever you're anchoring it to. It doesn't take up a lot of space so other than hanging/safety techniques it's a cinch. I hope that sufficiently answers your question.
1679014
If you are throwing the anchor out off the bow, make sure it doesn't land sideways. My boat is 23.5 ft. and weighs over 4000 lbs and the anchor when used properly holds really well.
584965
It was very heavy duty so yes if anchored correctly I believe it would hold that much. I sent it back because it was too large for my application.
1025709
Im not really sure exactly how much weight it would hold with the hook, I do believe in the papers that came with the box said something like 25lbs but I can't find the papers to be 100% sure. You are better off sending the company that question, I bought this mainly for the pole so I doubt I'll be even using the hook any time soon. Sorry I couldn't help you more.
1420633
I have never broken the rope. I am using it for an anchor rope in my canoe and the anchor is ten pounds. It seems to be a pretty sturdy rope.
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.
1883580
It says it will hold 220lbs. im not sure i would be swinging it out full extension but it is very solid mount as long as you anchor it how they tell you...
1945849
We used 4 3/16" heavy duty toggle bolts instead of the hardware provided to make sure we could hang ALL our pans and we have several very heavy pans. All 4 bolts were installed into the ceiling/drywall. the anchor is what will determine how much weight it can hold. I love my pot rack!
632805
Hi. If you're dealing with drywall, I used WingIts MAWSD35B24 Master Anchor Super Duty for Drywall, and they work like a dream. They can definitely handle the weight - no problem. Good luck!
1471566
Folks, I know instinct tells you to install this on studs, but the huge drywall anchor system really can and does hold 500lbs as advertised as long as you install it right and the drywall is not later damaged. Its good engineering (I am a professional engineer) and a good solution where you don't have two studs at the perfect places. I weigh over 200 lbs and it holds me up just fine.
759
It is primarily a safety strap and the only time it would need to hold 70 or 60 lbs is if it was pulled and the entire weight was supported against the strap. So my guess is that it would not be a problem if installed properly (i.e. screwed into a stud or two appropriate weighted wall anchors.
1369223
If you have an Anchormate, it will hold 100 ft 0f 3/16" nylon braided rope. Look up information on www.worthco.com. Good luck.
2182421
Like the info says it will hoist a 40 lb. anchor. I'm using a 29 lb. rubber coated navy style that I purchased years ago at Mills Fleet Farm.
1554783
Not sure what your calling moderately heavy anchor. We have a 14' Klamath with I believe a six pound mushroom anchor, and it has no problem pulling it loaded with weeds. It meets our expatiation's and then some. Hope this helps.