Can this be used as a weight on top of a speed bag platform?
847430
I appreciate your help. You may see another comment/question from me -- please pardon any duplicates. But I saw an Everlast "weight" atop a speed bag platform at Champion boxing and would like to buy that. Again, thanks. Ron
847431
I'm sure it could but I can't confirm that since I don't use it for a speed bag.
847432
I would say it is possible; however it is designed specifically to be a heavy bag anchor.
1756132
Yes it can. Check with your owners manual to make sure the weight is correct for your bike.
2225307
I have it on a platform, but I don't see why you couldn't put it on a boxspring.
234346
You can use a weigh-boat, but you should not try to use the clear cover as one. It is firmly attached and too large.
955139
We don't use it for that purpose, so I am not sure. It is a heavy duty cart, if that helps. If I were to use a cart for the airport I'd prefer it to be lighter weight, with a smaller profile so I could stow it easily.
677816
Hi, You could, but it would need to lean on something.. the base isn't super sturdy and it might get too heavy with tons of polish on it.
1046166
I don't think so. Likely too top heavy with too narrow a base. I'd look for something on a tripod to handle what you want to support.
562000
No, I would not recommend it. It has a max weight of 40lbs, so unless you hare hanging 10lb racers, the whole thing will topple down.
51904
I don't see why not -- the top and bottom bars are adjustable -- you only put one leg up at a time. You never really put all your weight on the bar, and if you put it together correctly, it's actually pretty sturdy! I use it to do the bar method DVD's and you never really do more than lightly hold on for balance, so again I don't see why not.
335034
I believe it could be used to lift and store a rooftop cargo carrier if the carrier is flat on the bottom or has cleates that the lifting straps can be secured to.
839994
Could work. Wheels are smaller than the beach cart wheels, but if it is not overloaded it may be fine.
2042867
I would say absolutely! My 5th wheel has a hitch weight of nearly 1600 lbs. and without the bags dropped considerably. With the bags I run dead level at only 40% of bag capacity! I no longer bang onto the over-loader springs with bumps as I'm no longer even near them! A great investment to those with a heavy load! It also smoothed out the ride so my 5th wheel won't get beat up as well! I love them! The remote wireless air pump is great as well to dial in to the road or load.
207091
Depends on the surface you are travelling over. If it's smooth, level floor (concrete or wood) you shouldn't have a problem, if the surface is uneven (thresholds or rugs say) or is on an incline you might want to use a rope attached to the opening on the platform itself. The wheels seem capable of handling the load but you might want to check the manufacturers specs to make sure.
1349955
Yes, but depending on how the Peg board is installed, I wouldn't too much weigh on it. The bracket will hold a lot of weight, just don't know about the peg board.
378527
I don't see way not, assuming you have the appropriate rail system. It will however sit quite high even on a flat top.
521195
I can answer that question for myself: No. But I see no reason why it couldn't be used for that purpose. The jack is easily strong enough to handle that amount of weight. For the sake of safety, it would be in your best interests to chock the rear wheels and keep them on the ground
2252262
I suppose it could, its certainly not the intended purpose. You might be better off looking for hitch mounted bike rack. Weight capacity varies according to your vehicle.