Would this be good for outdoor and strong enough for (heavier) gardening tools?
1303428
I just went and got a wooden- handled garden hoe. 1" diameter. It was a very tight squeeze, but I got it in. The rack is sturdy enough if mounted properly, weight shouldn't be an issues. But if the handles are fatter than one inch, I doubt it would work for you.
1303429
Yes. I have one in my house for cleaning tool storage and one in the garage for gardening tools.
1934341
Sure! It's great for outdoor use - although you may not want to leave it outdoors since the legs are metal.
1739134
I've used this rake in to keep weeds out of my garden and it works great. I haven't tried it on heavy clay soils but I think it won't work well. The blade would probably have trouble cutting the soil and the whole rake may not be strong enough to endure that kind of punishment. You are better off using another tool to break up the clay. After the clay is properly mulched, this rake would work well.
588299
It might for a little while, but it is not designed to hold the weight of those types of tools. I'd use one of the garage organization systems for shovels, takes, etc.
2063975
The knife may work for this application, but with limited ability since the pommel is not real thick in nature. Tent stakes and light duty hammering may work. However, for cutting, carving, shaving branches, and other woodsman's work this knife excels!
1221745
Yes. Love mine. Use it for all my garden stuff, like tools and fertilizer- heavy duty plastic.
2204721
I think it would be great for outdoor use as long as it is sheltered by the rain. Otherwise, its pretty heavy...won't fly away in the wind. I use it on the inside of my slider, it works awesome!
1687334
Absolutely! In fact, I have it in my garage holding up a heavy plastic storage container (rectangular, but not too long), so that I can easily swing it out of the way when I need to get to something else. It is light, but sturdy. Very handy for moving things around-- including cardboard boxes, etc. I also have one for a huge planter on my back patio. Very very good!
113591
It probably would, but I'm not sure I'd risk it. I only use these myself for camping to hold about 25-30 pounds worth of stuff off the ground. If I were you, I'd probably get pro-quality carabiners, rated for very high weights, that are used for climbing. They're a lot more expensive, but I figure a 50lb projector is very, very expensive.
1583565
I doubt it would be strong enough for that. Handles screws well but bolts might require too much torque imo.
377872
It would be hard to make it sturdy. I used mine to go around the mailbox. I filled it with soil and planted flowers and has held up for years. If you stacked it you would need to find a way to secure the top one to the bottom.
200213
I guess so. I found it useful as a hiking pole on my treks. It is very light and strong.
334862
Absolutely! It's great for outdoor use, very light weight and stands on it's own when folded up, with the lock position.
513612
Yes, it would be more than strong enough. I use it to hold some pretty heavy cruiser bikes.
45943
yes. it would be great for that. if you use it for bulbs, i would recommend a drill with a handle, when it bites it hurts, but for breaking up garden soil or compost any drill would work great.
757543
I have this cart for my gardening as well as a foldable canvas cart for swim meets. I wouldn't use the mighty max for hauling the canopies, chairs, etc. I don't think it would be stable enough for the weight and size of those items. Plus I don't think it's big enough. It's perfect for the gardening though.
752929
Yes, I think this would work well for that. It's flexible but SUPER strong. I have 8 different veggies growing on mine right now and it's doing great. Good luck, those are beautiful flowers!