Are these too heavy (1.8 lbs.) for my 14 ft. popup camper awning?
1188312
I have owned and used on several awning sizes, I don't see a problem with the 14 ft. By design a deflapper needs to be heavily built to clamp and hold your awning to the frame. Go for a set, they make a huge difference and mount in seconds flat...
1506735
Not aware of weight limit.I attached them to front of trailer.Area of trailer out of water.That is all you will need(fantastic for loading on trailer)just follow directions.NO NEED PUTTING THEM ON AREA IN WATER.
762144
I my opinion they should work fine for that purpose. The speaker cabs I used them on were'nt nearly that heavy but i also leaned downward while pushing them so I think I prob. had 200# on them with absolutely no probs.
1637949
I would check with the manufacturer. I only have a 8000+ lb travel trailer but these work like a dream. Literally leveled and popped out in 5 minutes!
1637951
Im sorry i can't help you i never used them yet.I can tell you they are built very strong i don't think your going to have a problem.They have a video on you tube you might like to see.
1444445
Yes to both. I have no idea how much weight they could hold in an aluminum base though. My trailer has a 5/8" plywood floor and these rings are quite sturdy and will easily hold a 1" hook. You will have to bore a large hole in the bed to allow for the recessed mounting and if your aluminum floor is thin then that-rather than the hooks-will be the limiting factor with heavy loads.
1886651
i think they were weighted 50 lbs? i forget. I didn't hang anything too heavy but they were fairly large D rings.
408232
They glide just fine under load. In my application they were loaded with about 200 lbs. one thing you should expect is sagging. With your load at full extention expect about an inch of sag at the far end.
44169
I would guess the most weight I've put on these hooks is 20#. The hooks are very strong...I'd worry more about the (pull of the weight on the) rafter than the strength of the hook. Be aware though, the "lip" on the hook is not very tall. I would suggest using at least 2 hooks per tire. It helps keep the hook from "leaning" sidways.
1290404
They are not heavy. I thought you can Crazy Glue a fishing line to them with a weight reaching bottom of lake to them. That might work.
149932
Yes...and they are built well...don't use for anything over 1,000 pounds though.
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.
1416217
I weigh 275 and my atv weighs 700 and i fell very comfortable driving up them into my truck. So i do believe they would be good for that.
1485975
I put these on my boat trailer and seem to be working well.check the load rating ,but with 4 wheels you will be fine.
565010
Somewhat subjective as the strong coils. We stretch over a 25 ft awning perfectly. Buy the hangers to connect an string the coil. DO NOT use more than 25 watts in each bulb holder or you'll light up the campground. Very high quality products.
1637950
Sorry I'm not able to answer this question. I purchased this item but never used them. I have a 23' RV that weight 5500 lbs.
1800279
They are variable. It depends on how you set them. I would say you could go down to a 2' square safely and they would not fall over. Smaller and you are taking a chance.