What is the weight limit for these Camco blocks? For the Camco Trileveler it is only 4000 lbs.
947061
I don't know the manufacturer limit. I use them on a 31ft Class C Motorhome with no issues.
947062
I have a 10k lb travel trailer that just crushed these. Excellent idea, but the plastic was just too weak.
947063
The weight limit is not listed on the units. I did place them under 2 of my 4 tires and it works. Basically, my trailer fully loaded would be 12,000 lbs divided by 4 is 3,000 lbs.
947064
I don't know, but I hated this product. They bend under load and sink into the soil/gravel too much. I went back to good old fashioned pre-cut redwood planks and am glad I did. The only redeeming factor about these Camco blocks is they take up minimal storage space when stowed.
947065
I've used them used under the wheels of some rather large class A motorhomes. What destroys them is if they start to slide when you drive onto them. You have to orient them like a staircase so that you are not attempting to "climb" more than the thickness of "one block per step". Rough, rocky ground can also damage them. In many situations, you'll need more than just 10 blocks. If you really want to be prepared, get 20, or even 30 blocks (two or three 10-pks.) If you use them under the rear of a motorhome that has duals, you need separate "staircases" of blocks for inner/outer wheels, because the blocks are not wide enough to support both inner and outer wheels on the width of a single block. I've used them used under the wheels of some rather large class A motorhomes. What destroys them is if they start to slide when you drive onto them. You have to orient them like a staircase so that you are not attempting to "climb" more than the thickness of "one block per step". Rough, rocky ground can also damage them. In many situations, you'll need more than just 10 blocks. If you really want to be prepared, get 20, or even 30 blocks (two or three 10-pks.) If you use them under the rear of a motorhome that has duals, you need separate "staircases" of blocks... » Read More I've used them used under the wheels of some rather large class A motorhomes. What destroys them is if they start to slide when you drive onto them. You have to orient them like a staircase so that you are not attempting to "climb" more than the thickness of "one block per step". Rough, rocky ground can also damage them. In many situations, you'll need more than just 10 blocks. If you really want to be prepared, get 20, or even 30 blocks (two or three 10-pks.) If you use them under the rear of a motorhome that has duals, you need separate "staircases" of blocks for inner/outer wheels, because the blocks are not wide enough to support both inner and outer wheels on the width of a single block. « Show Less
307456
The manual says it's for 225 pounds. I weigh 185 and had to replace the bearings in the back tires and the crank too. The frame is steel and is sturdy, even where it folds in half. I should have looked closer at weight limits, and gotten a bigger trike. So, on that note, I would not recommend this trike if you weigh 260 pounds.
838327
I do not know the exact weight limit, but we have a very heavy load on the cart and it never bows or strains. Very nice wheels. Rolls easily and silently on concrete.
1856887
I'm m not real sure but i think I remember I read not over 50lbs.I know you can't put anything over 11 lbs. in the trailer.
79932
I am not affiliated with the design or production of these devices so I do not know the weight limitations.I just know that we have a 25' 5500 pound RV that we use them with. One will lift one side of the RV with no indication of collapse concerns.The only thing I'd say about these is you need an offset wedge to insert once the vehicle is lifted upto keep it from trying to roll back off of the wedges. Their other product has these additional wedges so I don't know why the additional wedges are with one product line but not another.
693995
The literature that came with Back Magic didn't specify a weight limit. It looks very sturdy..good quality. That's something Back Magic should specify.
1731670
At a minimum 600lb, could not find a weight limit sticker on the play set itself, but after my two friends and I put it together we all sat and tested it. All three of us equal close to 650-750lb tested, sat, slid, jumped, swang, even the trapeze held two of us up at once! All in all unless your buying this for a water buffalo or elephant, this will do just well for children and friends!
387141
When the package arrived, it said it was safe for +/- 130 lbs. We called the manufacturer and they advised to the lower weight as we'll. that being said, we've had 3-4 kids on it at once and it's holding up great. Definitely one of the best outdoor toys we have!
1523362
They don't list a weight limit, but rather, an age limit (7 years). We regularly have all three of our grandsons in it and the truck handles the weight without any problem. (All three boys are under 7 years of age.)
575848
It says 50 but I had my 4 year old in it (40lbs) and it was like driving a tank through wet cement. I wouldn't recommend over 30 lbs max.
599974
You should be OK. The GVW of my coach is 32000 lbs, and it hasn't harmed the blocks.
1394381
I am not sure of the weight limit, but we have some guys that are about 250 here and they have not broken them yet. :)
1401371
I have not tested this to the max limit as this would mean I would have broken it. However, I would guess thirty five to forty five pounds.
1368723
I looked around a bit, including Smittybilt's website and could not find a specific weght listed as a limit. But what I can tell you is that I've had mine for over 2 years now. I weighed 185lbs when I bought these. I srep up on them regularly and I can jump up and down on them. The only movement still is my trucks suspension.
299382
Max capacity is 17,600 lb. when using 3/8" cable. I'm using 5/16" cable that you would have on your 10,000 lb winch and it works wonderfully. Very heavy duty block and I love the grease zerk feature. Would recommend this to anyone. No point in spending a huge amount on a name brand manufacturer.
2070873
I am not sure about the weight limit, but I started using this when I was at 250. I have lost about 15. It is well built, for 350, you may want to look at some for higher quality. It is still doable and you will get good result.
1245961
The Manufacture stated on there packaging 600 pounds. I would tend to beleive you may hoist more, although hoisting the weight would be troublesome at 600. I use this item to lift a much lower weight and a different application at not more than 300 pounds, lifting and braking well enough hope this helps