could it hold a cooler that weighs around 100 lbs without breaking or sinking?
1178661
We had about 50 lbs in ours and it worked very well. I can't say if it would hold 100 lbs. test it out or maybe get two?
1178662
I'm not sure on the exact weight, but it holds my cooler with two cases of beer ice and some other stuff fine. The float is pretty big, it's about four feet tall.
1178663
We have never tried it, but we think it is possible. We had two half-sized fully loaded coolers in there before. The raft is well made.
1178664
I own this raft but have not had a cooler that heavy on it. We use a full size cooler filled with beverages and ice and have absolutely no problem with the raft. It's a good sized raft and very sturdy. A person could easily sit/float on it without it sinking or breaking.
1178665
Very large very durable. I have a large cooler and it still had plenty of space. I myself could fit in the raft along with my cooler and I weigh around 150 alone and my cooler around 50 more lbs.
267389
No, a 150 quart cooler does not fit in it. My husband had to create a shelf and use bungees to hold ours onto the top of it.
1681777
I find it wide enough to hold a wheeled cooler, but not too wide to stick out too far or drag on the ground when going over bumps. It is cast aluminum, I believe, as opposed to steel. Yes it's sturdy, and it says it holds 200 pounds. I wouldn't want to test that by having a large man sit on it, but that is plenty of capacity for my hauling needs. I prefer the lighter weight for ease in getting it on and off by myself. Note: The rack does not come with a hitch pin. I also got a net that makes tie down quick and secure.
1484989
No. It's light weight. It could probably support 8-10lbs on a continual basis and be okay, if you had a small thin screen tv etc. If you put anything heavier on it over time it would warp and fall in(without modifying it). I suppose you could "brace" it by adding some boards to it to accomplish that though.
1803532
absolutely; when properly assembled, the topshelf is rated to 100lbs; be sure to keep appliance center-of-gravity in mind
440837
It is heavy! They say it weighs 80 lbs, but I thought it felt heavier than that. This said though, it is an amazing cooler that does exactly what it says it will do. Just might need 2 people to lift it (especially when it is full).
261581
It is supposed to hold about 100 pounds although I did not try it with that weight.
1261623
Yes. I believe it will hold that weight. its very sturdy built. I think it would even hold an old style tube monitor which are very heavy.
1454021
no, it doesn't weigh 100 lbs or I probably couldnt push it lol! I don't weigh much more than 100 myself!
1394238
It's very sturdy. So I assume that it could. I have slightly heavy items on mine, and it hs held up very well so far!
119725
Not sure if that would work or not. I screwed mine into sheetrock, and it works great holding 100lbs. You may want to check with the manufacturer to see if it is recommended. As long as you are not hanging something very heavy, it should work fine.
708542
100lb if you install it perfectly .but you have to consider strength of material you installing to, and and how tight shelves will be installed
1868696
It's well built. I would guess the maximum carried weight it could safely hold would be more than that. I would have no worries about throwing 100 pounds on it and heading out down the road. Hope I was helpful.
303242
I'm not sure if it would hold the weight. Also the way the lid flaps open might not work. I only have one so I truly can't answered
1767421
Yes - but only if you mount it at the bottom so that the center of gravity does not tip the mount over. The combined weight limit of the unit is 75 lbs...
1348783
Yes it does.. I don't think I would want to do that with it being full though.. It can get pretty heavy.. I've been very pleased with it my cooler
423476
It does not weigh much; however, it is sturdy. It does not lock open, but instead relies on the top flat part and the grips on the bottom to keep it in place. It probably would float. I've never tried it.