What bearings and shaft arrangement does it have. What weight would it support?
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This item is not a tire and wheel combination. It is the tire only. Simply 1 (one) folding clincher tire.
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I do not know about the rating except that it was set up for a bicycle stand. It more depends on what you bolt it to, because I know it can handle just about any normal weight, if the item bolted can handle the weight.
701531
Can't say for sure bout ball bearings. But I can say this, bike is well made, strong/sturdyframe, will probably last a millinium
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Hi D. Lynch, Thank you for contacting with us. Its supports up to 300 Lbs. Thanks.
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I bought it for my 10 year old granddaughter so I didn't worry about weight, but I would guess it would support someone up to 150 lbs.
211027
Not sure. It was broken before it even shipped to me (because none of the broken pieces were in the box.) The wheels were missing, but one fragment of a wheel remained and it was a very light plastic. I don't think it would hold very much weight.
977218
The model used by my sister is 4100. The information that came with it says supports up to 250lbs.
489257
The assembled weight is 46.7 pounds. It is not a lightweight, but has front and rear suspension (not oil-filled) as well as a beefy frame, so it should hold up for a long time.
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Not sure what you mean by brackets. I didn't get a counter balance weight so as to be able to even out the weight when I put on the shaft. If there is something that the picture shows that you didn't get you should contact Amazon or the manufacturer
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It has a bottom support leg, but it is still rated for 500 lbs. They do test them at a higher capacity. This unit was not made to lift much more than it's rating.
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Best guess is that it supports about 300-350 lb. The weight is evenly distributed.
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It rolls really well.I have a blast with mine. Not sure about the bearings but taking its size I would have to go with no
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This bearing has no off set. Its machined out of a single pc, and relies on the little plastic feet for offset between the two sides. I pulled all the little feet out, continued drilling the holes through, and used spacers/washers to create the gaps needed for movement, and clearance for nuts n bolts etc... It seems to carry load pretty well. my application is on a printing press that hold a large carousel about 100 lbs, and a continuous added pressure of 20 - 30 lbs. I wouldn't be able to comment on what force it would handle in a shearing, or lifting situation. All in all if you're handy you should be able to make it work, and the only negetive I would have ( other than the flat/ no offset ) would be that because it's cut from one pc, theres actually some spots that it wants to bind up in rotation due to the cut not being perfectly round. Under load tho this doesnt have a huge impact on function. Hope this is helpful at all. Good luck
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Sorry for late answer, yes parts are needed due to larger shaft diameter and bigger bearings
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I don't have mine with me right now but I don't believe it could handle anything heavy even over a pound. The rotation wheel below the platform is not very sturdy. it is a 2 inch wheel with little calibrations coming off of it that spins against another wheel that is smaller. They are both made of plastic. Better for displaying jewelry or some small object.
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The item doesn't directly support the weight. The adjustable friction allows it to adjust very high to stop sway. Could be used for very lage trailers. Mine is 8000 lbs and it works good.
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I would say 250 is an upper limit. Have noticed that bearings dont roll as freely when supporting heavier people.