What is the weight limit on the Dual Pro Ladder stand
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I don't have the specs laying around anymore, but I can tell you that I'm a solid 6'5" 275 lb man and I've been on this stand with my wife (165 lbs) and my oldest son, which weighs about the same as my wife. Suffice to say I have never felt unsafe in this stand at all. It is very stable.
1472713
safecoproducts dot com says 200 lbs. (100 lbs. top shelf; 50 lbs. lower shelf). The stand itself weighs 38 lbs.
1052464
i would say no more than 65lbs. i have them holding up 640w 15" behringer cabs. not as strong as the heavy stands but strong enough. i would trade the lighter stands for the stronger ones any day. less weight to carry around.
1642197
should have no problem, i weight 220. ladder is well built and very handy..
1140349
The TV stand portion is rated to hold 130 pounds. Size doesn't matter, it is the weight that you have to conform to.
1851793
Family members weighting about 220 lbs. have had no problem with any instability-type issues because of user weight. The ladder seems to have very solid construction.
795476
Arron, Hello from Georgetown Texas. I have a Hustler FasTrak Super Duty 60" that weighs in at 885#. I am not a commercial guy just a home owner with a lot of grass to mow. The Pro-Lift works great with my mower. I do probably over engineer it's use by putting jack stands under the front end once I get it in the air, none the less, the lift works great for me. Hope this helps.
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I am considering to buy a XBR4 46" myself and I had a conversation with circuit city associates on this topic. I agree with Cheryl. As long as the stand could sustain 84lbs, you guys are good to go.
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I don't know the max adult weight that it holds, but it is very sturdy and both my husband and I have climbed up it without any trouble. My husband weighs roughly 200 lbs. I, like another commenter, had to cut a couple of inches off the bottom and re-attach the rubber feet in order to make it fit perfectly in our trailer. We are really happy with the ladder.
852001
Per Sanus catalog, the weight capacity of the NF series stands is 25 lbs. Hope this info helps.
473126
The ladder is pretty sturdy. I don't see a problem with going over the IA rating by a bit on this one. Discern how seriously you want to take the manufacturer's rating, I'm sure they lean on the safe side on these things. This comment it not a recommendation, merely an observation.
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I don't know what the load rating is, but I routinely rack 240 lbs on them with no problems. If you're asking this question, I suspect you probably want to go much heavier. There is a safety/warning label on the base of the stands, but it doesn't indicate the weight capacity. You could try calling TDS Customer Service at 607-733-6789. Good luck.
2145768
I don't know the weight limit but they work on my 28 foot ladder very well. These things are STOUT
2229275
I have no problems using this ladder and I weight 160 lbs. 300 lbs seem about right. The only restrictions I can see are, can the person fit between the side railings.
2145772
I am not aware of a weight limit other than that of the ladder. The legs are very heavy and well constructed. They should work well on a 28' ladder. Remember, they do add weight to the total ladder which means you may need extra help to set-up the ladder. Take care.
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I have no idea. I weigh 230 and it is very sturdy for me. Only problem, soon after I got the ladder my pool got a leak then I had to have cataract surgery and could no longer use it last summer. I only got to use it about a month, but it was much superior to the ladder that came with the pool.
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45 kg or 100 lbs is the limit according to the Park web site.I'm considering this stand and looked up the answer, so I'll post it to help any others.