How much weight can it hold if hanging off the side of a rack?
1306075
The rack is strong I think the limit would be balancing on the bike - all that weight in the back or jus on one side if you only use one rack. A heavy grocery bag should not be an issue
606730
I don't know for sure but I would estimate it could hold 2 beach cruiser size bikes or up to 50 pounds. I would estimate that the measurement from receiver to outside of rack would be around 20".
1466100
Hi - the rack has a couple of screw holes in the back that are probably 2 - 3mm wide, so you would just need to bend so sturdy wire or perhaps hang with some some metal chains.
713641
Not 100% sure, but if it's installed properly, I have no doubt it will hold, weight of the pot rack included, 100 lbs or so if not more.
541489
I don't know if there is a limit but, this rack is so heavy that I can't imagine there would be any problem.
2015740
The spec says 300lbs. The 2" tubes are very strong. If just static weight for what you are going to do is OK. But it will be moving, acceleration and brake and turns, You better have rubber bumper to stop the rack from moving left and right, front and back. It comes with a bumper for the rear end at bottom. But I would put more on the upper, also for the front cross bar too.
2066923
The rack is about 67 inches tall. I don't know how much weight it can hold, but we have it full of clothes that are all on hangers and it shows no sign of failure. So far, this rack has served us very well. I hope that helps.
1078984
No way! The weight is no problem. Properly installed it will hold your bike just fine. The rack is very heavy and well made. It does however depend on the additional supports being welded to the frame on either side . The setup is very critical. The side supports must be welded in the same plane as the main hitch. If not it will bind and not slide in and out. I took mine to a welding and machine shop that I trust. It took a whole day to get it exactly right. Cost was about $500 but with the additional supports it was rock solid. John S.
13843
I am not sure if it can but I would say if I was looking to move around that kind of weight I would look into a more sturdy rack that weighs more and has the ability to be bolted down if needed. This rack moves around even when using 200lbs and while nothing has been dented the few times I have dropped weights on it I think 800+ lbs might cause some damage to the safety bars in my opinion.
984139
It is a very strong hook. My fixture weighs 10 to 15 lbs. It should hold fine as long as it's screwed into a 2*4 or other secure board.
2171913
300lbs. I've put 300lbs on this rack and it handled it just fine. The 2" receiver racks can hold up to 500lbs.
1974616
The weight shouldn't be a problem, the only thing I might consider would be if your rack is top heavy? This cart is not very big around.
2190445
I have put about 18 lbs in each side side bag and another 20 on top - they are pretty sturdy, but the mounts are lacking. Without reinforcement or with an unbalanced load they will sag and tuck into the spokes if your not careful. I zip tied a small metal bar to the bottom sides of my rack and used zip line to secure it (comes with bungees) and its rock solid
1178296
Depending on how you distribute the weight, probably well over 50lbs. If you put a bottom inon the lowest wire rack it will go much higher.
926011
Depends on the weight not the size. I believe the rack is rated for 100 lbs. It holds my 2 12'/48lb each just fine.
1623849
I think it would PROBABLY hold it. They are built fairly well but the problem I had was that this rack requires gutters in order to work. Also be advised that I returned mine and didn't get a refund.
589933
No, it shouldn't fall over unless it is hit hard or something, it is a very stable rack