Will these work with a full size pick-up truck? Is there a maximum weight limit for their use?
1992064
it all depends on the size of the truck like a 3/4 ton probably never tried but its not a big loss they will refund it if it don't work
1992065
I can't specifically answer your questions but I can tell you that a heavy snow plough pick up truck fell off my driveway and down a gentle grade and I used them to get him out in about 8 minutes. The truck broke the locking ends but I think some heavy gauge wire should be able to do the same job, maybe even better.
85828
If its really "we", you shouldn't need these. If it is one of you at a time, a 70 pounder is a bit much for many people so an aid is useful. On that point, these things are very good. They won't reach to the ground bit they will reduce the lift to maybe knee level, and after that they are idiot proof. Even for someone who seems to think an 80 inch vehicle is a good idea.
320861
I don't know factory specs. But a 350 Lb. friend used them with no problem!
301096
It depends on the weight you are putting on the truck. So far every thing I have put to these, has had no trouble at all. I am very pleased with these shocks. From pulling trailers to loading the bed of my truck, they are still like new.
1864923
I believe they are rated at 300lbs. However, my buddy and I both weigh a little over 200lbs and have stood on them at the same time while tying down a load on the roof and they never felt like they were going to flex or give out. I've had them on my last two trucks and have beat them up off roading and never had a complaint. They are a great product and are very easy to install.
955808
I would think they would be fine as long as you don't do any serious hauling. They are equivalent to a load range C. I pull a small travel trailer and a boat with mine and they have worked just fine.
1923334
I do not know. I do know they are not for climbing use. I personally would use them for no more than 10 lbs.
2065734
They have great low center of gravity. So, you should be just fine. They should handle your weight, I'd be more worried about the front popping up in the air on you. But I don't think it would.
947063
The weight limit is not listed on the units. I did place them under 2 of my 4 tires and it works. Basically, my trailer fully loaded would be 12,000 lbs divided by 4 is 3,000 lbs.
1168622
I have a F250 superduty and haul a ultra tanker cab over camper (Artic Fox 10.5'). With my trailer I weighed in at 13.500lbs!These will put your be up to where you are without a load easily and will stop your sway from side to side when making corners.They are a must for me. I think they would be great for you also.
1115706
I would not try it. they are made to load an ATV but I would not walk on them trying to move anything.
310837
I don't know if they have a weight limit but they are very sturdy. they're also easy to install and look nice.
1926428
I've used them to pull a full stack on the cable machine with no problems! 200lbs was the stack.
1970089
I don't think I would try that. They seem like they might be a little light for a vehicle of that size.
371673
These are very heavy duty, but I could not find a weight limit. I have racked 350 lbs on them and they don't wobble or flex.
134668
I don't see why it wouldn't. My only concern is that they may be too tall. If you use them correctly (on front, or back, but not both on the same side) you should be fine, just remember to use something to chock the wheels, as what you are lifting may roll more easily than a car. But you could get really nice clearance if you needed to do work from underneath the four wheeler/tractor.
1728233
We bought them to haul our 12 ft tandem kayak which is 70 pounds. We traveled a hundred miles with it. It seems sturdy enough but I wouldn't go over the 100 pound limit. They were really easy to install as well.