Will this work on an 18" plate weighing 6 lbs?
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No, I didn't like this product. I did everything according instructions and the next day all of hanger disc got unstick by a side. Very bad ptoduct. I had that thrown away them.
1420075
probably not because it would not hold my square plates either. I know it will hold a dinner plate that is 10".
1091355
I purchased this for my 28.5' Bayliner boat trailer. It works fine but I don't know the tong weight it will handle if you have a larger front loaded trailer. Should work for most applications. Looks heavy duty to me.
1806450
I would say yes. Just confirm your TV weight versus the rated hold weight (100+ lbs, I believe?). I would recommend you use the wood screws provided drilled into wall studs, instead of drywall anchors. Once I had the mounting plate installed, I hung from it by my hands (I'm 175lbs) and it was solid.
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I use mine for an 8lb mushroom anchor. Works great for that, sometimes I have to pull pretty hard if the anchor gets suctioned into some mud or sand or even wrapped up in vegetation. Something tells me you're looking for a heavier weight, but hopefully that's helpful to you.
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I would say, probably. Though I have seen some "LARGE" people that it might be a problem for. If you are under 500 lbs with something less than a Popeye type arm then I don't feel you would have any problem with this unit. I will also add, it work great.
1592408
There's no way this mount want hold 18 pounds jus make sure the ball point screws are tight an mounted screws are secure
960517
Hi jonathan..I purchased this plate rack and it fits all my dinner plates perfectly..your average dinner plate only measures 6" in diameter..hope that helps..
1384298
I use mine for my Fiestaware dinner plates. I don't know if 24 inches would hold well
687105
The 6 foot bar is a little short. The plates will not be outside the rack. I modified my 6 foot standard bar by wrapping duct tape around the bar to stop the plates from moving on the bar.
671902
I used the 4 inch disc to hand plates weighing 4 - 6 lbs. The various sizes indicate what the recommended weight is. I am very pleased with the discs of every size. Just follow the instructions as given. They are great!
595148
If you use this technique you can... place a flat stable item on it, then place the plate. Is it stable? Now, if you can see the display, use those 2 as your tare weight. Take off plate put what you what onto weigh on it put it back on the "stand" and it will give you a true measure just like using a smaller plate!
957754
Should work. Yes it does but not the wooden base. Also this isn't very big. Would fit in box the width of a dinner plate.
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I put a 25 lb. plate on one end of my barbell, then attached the clamp. I held the barbell in a vertical position and rapidly moved it up and down. The clamp and the plate never moved. Yes, it will handle what you want to do.
1497582
Yes it would. All plates come with adhesive tape on the back unless specified otherwise.
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The stand has a very narrow footprint. It is also not very heavy. With an 18" ring light it should work but be careful to not let it tip over. I personally would look for a more substantial stand.
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Sure. Go to your local hardware store and get some lag bolts and flat washers to fit the holes. Drill you a 1/8 inch pilot hole then screw in the lag bolts. I am 6'5" and weigh 225 pounds. It will hold you!