Everyone says it holds a lot but I'm curious how does it do with heavier products? I like to keep extra fluids in my truck and need to know if it will stay in place with heavy items such as extra fluids? Thanks in advance!
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Mine is already starting to rip a little from moving it around in the trunk. It definitely isn't strong enough to lift in and out of the car. I actually keep fluids and stuff in a plastic crate in my trunk....that's more durable in my opinion. Hope this helps.
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I use it for oval track cars, it holds a Tamiya TA05 and a Tamiya VDF drift car easily with spare tires etc. I don't know anything about the size of 4X4 truck so I'm sorry I can't help with that.
2001632
I've had it on my truck for about 5 days so I haven't had a good test yet but it has a rubber seal that seems pretty tight. They also provide an additional seal for the bottom of the tailgate to help prevent water being splashed up from under the truck. It should keep it pretty dry.
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Never used it to carry items from the car to house, but it believe it is sturdy enough to do the job. I wouldn't put more then 25 pounds in it, if your using it to carry things in it. That said, it has been perfect for keeping things organized in my trunch; holds more then i expected.
1555575
Out of curiosity I tried it and it held just fine...I dont weigh as much as you (185 lbs) but it seemed to do the job just fine. Hope this helps.
162671
My grandson only have trucks and cars so I am not sure but it does hold a lot of vehicles.
466937
It doesn't attach to the lip of the truck just the back and sides, it shouldn't be a problem though. I love mine...comes in handy when hauling things that are too big for the trunk. Works well with taking trips too. Enjoy it.
887510
I think SJ answered the intended question - is this cooler strong enough to carry the load when completely filled, or does it need to be supported from beneath. It does sound like it might need support from the bottom for any extended carry when full.
1636612
The max pressure says it's 150 PSI... But when I tested it got around 140 PSI! But when it's close to the 150 PSI according to the pressure gauge then it gets restarted.If you do offroading, it's a really good compressor and you can permanently install it in your truck. It can withstand water, mud... you name it... if it get's damage get another one!
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yes it holds a specfic amount of wieght, dont go over the wieght and youll be fine, im not sure how much but im pretty sure its in the instruction when you get it.
646526
That's what this unit does. Holds a mim. of 5 lbs and you can pump it up to max. which I forget on this unit. I run mind at 20 lbs when pulling my 34 ft. 5th wheel which makes the trk and 5th wheel run level. Air it down when not needed. You can't let out too much air cause it will automatically bring the pressure back up to 5 lbs.
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Because of ite aluminum construction... it does not weigh much... and those tall wheels it traverses uneven ground quite easily. I never weighed mine... but I know it carries a lot of gear easily, as well as the biggest deer you can ever imagine. I can haul a day's worth of gear and a deer without any problem. Hope that helps you, Gary K.
1005099
Honestly I don't know how much weight it can carry. Seems like it's thick & sturdy, but I've only used mine a few times. As for keeping things dry- definitely.
1184887
It can hold as much as you can carry! However, I don't usually carry mine: I leave it in the trunk of my car to hold my puchases throuhout the day. This keeps them from rolling around and breaking.
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It holds 1 liter safely, without worry of spills keeping it somewhat leve helps, but it doesn't have to be perfect. I use it in the bed, where I can just lay it flat on my mattress at night. during the day, I use it in my wheelchair, not keeping it quite as level. the key is, if it's tilted forward, you can put a liter in and not worry about any splashback, but if you tilt it backward toward the body (where the back of the unit is significantly higher than the front, you will get spashback. but, it doesn't have to be anywhere near perfectly level. It's the best urinal I have found, and I've tried a lot of them! Hope this helps. It holds 1 liter safely, without worry of spills keeping it somewhat leve helps, but it doesn't have to be perfect. I use it in the bed, where I can just lay it flat on my mattress at night. during the day, I use it in my wheelchair, not keeping it quite as level. the key is, if it's tilted forward, you can put a liter in and not worry about any splashback, but if you tilt it backward toward the body (where the back of the unit is significantly higher than the front, you will get spashback. but, it doesn't have to be anywhere near perfectly level. It's the best urinal I have found, and I've... » Read More It holds 1 liter safely, without worry of spills keeping it somewhat leve helps, but it doesn't have to be perfect. I use it in the bed, where I can just lay it flat on my mattress at night. during the day, I use it in my wheelchair, not keeping it quite as level. the key is, if it's tilted forward, you can put a liter in and not worry about any splashback, but if you tilt it backward toward the body (where the back of the unit is significantly higher than the front, you will get spashback. but, it doesn't have to be anywhere near perfectly level. It's the best urinal I have found, and I've tried a lot of them! Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I don't know the exact amount that it holds but it seems like a lot. I was a little worried about that too myself but was pleasantly surprised!
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I use mine to carry face painting supplies, which includes a gallon of water, paint cakes, brushes, etc...about 50 lbs. of stuff. This box is very durable. I'm sure I'm only carrying a fraction of the weight it can hold. Plus I have a board I designed to sit on the second tier & use it as a table top for my stuff. It's easy to haul around & if you are limited on space in your car or if you're carrying a lot of weight in it, I like the fact that I can break it down in three pieces to fit or so that I can lift it into my car. I would recommend this box, and think it would definitely fit your needs & make things easier for you as well. I use mine to carry face painting supplies, which includes a gallon of water, paint cakes, brushes, etc...about 50 lbs. of stuff. This box is very durable. I'm sure I'm only carrying a fraction of the weight it can hold. Plus I have a board I designed to sit on the second tier & use it as a table top for my stuff. It's easy to haul around & if you are limited on space in your car or if you're carrying a lot of weight in it, I like the fact that I can break it down in three pieces to fit or so that I can lift it into my car. I would recommend this box, and think it would definitely fit your... » Read More I use mine to carry face painting supplies, which includes a gallon of water, paint cakes, brushes, etc...about 50 lbs. of stuff. This box is very durable. I'm sure I'm only carrying a fraction of the weight it can hold. Plus I have a board I designed to sit on the second tier & use it as a table top for my stuff. It's easy to haul around & if you are limited on space in your car or if you're carrying a lot of weight in it, I like the fact that I can break it down in three pieces to fit or so that I can lift it into my car. I would recommend this box, and think it would definitely fit your needs & make things easier for you as well. « Show Less