Would it work for something as heavy as 8 or 10 pounds?
261216
No. It's not very sturdy. I put a Canon T5i camera with a long throw lens (about 4 pounds) on it and it was very noisy and struggled. I was not very happy with this product and would only recommend it for people wanting to display stuff like jewelry or other VERY light items.
261217
I tested it out with something that weighed about a pound. The item moved off rather easily. I had purchased it to display a piece of pottery. I think it was designed to display jewelry.Hope this helps
261218
I doubt it would work for that weight. It moves very slow and mine seems to have a little "skip" when it turns. I think the added weight would either not work or make the motor louder.
1369851
I think it would be a bit much for an 8lb dog. I wouldn't use it on anything less 15lbs. Now I'm not s pro on this, but my Westy is around 17lbs and it's just about right.
735818
I would not use on anything over 10 pounds. We use it for our tea cup chi. It does have brakes but not idea for larger dogs
128919
i have about 2 lbs on it. max i'd do is 5 lbs. at 10 lbs, i'm confident it would fail.i installed mine through dry wall
1295342
I don't believe so, sir. My 10 year old son isn't quite strong enough to pull it. Make sure you look at the reviews. I believe another now was mentioned that is more suitable.
1359009
It might not be big enough for a heavier cat. The opening works fine but I don't think mine are more than ten pounds. Unless the cat is just large/ long.
340986
I would say no. It couldn't support my 10 pound cats without falling apart or my cats falling off.
1151539
Might be a little tight but I think it would work. I fixed a ham in mine that weighed 9 lbs.
1210804
Don't quote me on this, but if it's secure in the ground and not loose or in clay, (we have clay) it could probably hold 10lb or so!
324748
I think it would hold around 10 lbs. It is deep so things will not fall out easily.
1340075
it would easily handle the weight. however you need to make sure there is no chance of it tipping.
523313
My dog weighs 10 lbs and I would say that it would only remain sturdy to 15 lbs. I wouldn't try any heavier.
1890315
Works with 10, would probably work with 25, assuming you could actually pull the 25lb anchor up - it's basically a pulley, with a locking mechanism, pulling it up is pulling the entire weight, plus the weight of the water resistance. I use it on an inflatable pontoon and could NOT pull the 25lbs up, over my shoulder, the way it has to be mounted on my pontoon.If you are using it in a boat, you may be able to raise it ok.Sorry, I can't be more helpful.
2171632
I have not tried this, but looking at it and measuring it, I see no reason why it would not work. However, 10" looks like the smallest it could go.
1950047
I'm not sure, I weight just over 200lbs and I've stood on it for short times to change a light bulb. It's plenty strong but I would not rebuild V-8 engines on it or anything probably over 300lbs or there about. It would be ideal for butchering a deer or putting a heavy meat slicer on it.
765764
I believe it would, does it state a weight limit at all? maybe contact the seller and ask.
1877688
Hi, I purchased this a while ago. In my experience it would work fine with same weight or different. Hope this helps..