If a truck runs over them will they hold up?
1655240
I believe they would. I am useing them for lights on my pier. They seem to be real durable.
1655241
I have run over it multiple times with my full size Silverado truck and it holds up fine. I'm not sure if it would hold up to fully loaded semi truck, but I would guess it would.
1655242
it all depends, they seem quite durable...I have a few lining a driveway, but can't say i've driven over them.
1655243
Sorry, Catherine. My lights are mounted on my dock, and I pray to God that I don't find out what happens if a truck runs them over. :-D
1655244
Yes I would say so. I believe they could support that weight. They are strongly built. But the batteries are not user replaceable and I am not sure how long they will last. I have had some for over six months and only one has failed. The others last all night. I use them on my dock and sea wall. A little pricey if I do not get at least three years use.
1655245
I don't know about a truck but I have had cars run over them with no damage to solar light (or car).
619922
yes they will hold up, I do about the same perhaps even a little more trail (single track) riding on them.
1620110
They are a generic brand of trucks. They should hold up to the abuse from someone just beginning, but not so much if lots of airs and grinding are in the picture.
857640
Yes they will. I'm not sure why Gene claims they are cheaply made, maybe they didn't hold up to the curb he smashed into, who knows. I love mine, no issues at all.
413576
These jacks are very well built with a 6000 lb load capacity. They probably would hold up your truck but my only concern would be the contact point on top of the jack, it's not very big in relation to the top of a automotive jack stand.I wouldn't use these in place of a regular jack stand to hold up my truck which is a 3500 Ram
1304790
I am uncertain about that but I would venture to say "yes". The quality of this truck for the money is not what I expected. My grandson loved this truck and took very good care of it and the small parts broke off, very cheaply made.
631341
With the vibrations it may get damaged. Also truck needs to be stationary when working. Answer is not very sure.
1588110
I would say most definitely not. The unit is molded plastic & I think driving over them would colapse them & they would not spring back into shape.
1595604
The perforated aluminum that serves as the base where the wheels or tires roll up the runners is paper thin, small wheels would probably catch into the voids. With that said, inflatable tires such as those on your hand truck, if they are not too small, would probably be ok. I would stay away from these runners, I gave them a very poor rating after my purchase, they are the ultimate in cheap.
1659043
Yes, it should hold up with tires running over it. Very heavy. Not good for home use. Too heavy if you are always going to be winding it up or moving it around much.
456099
yea an average size is good. the trucks may need loosening, depending on how they are riding it.
740292
Should be fairly durable, though I suspect something might break if dropped, it has a lot of weight too with having diecast parts, so watch your toes.
1793295
If it is just the metal and not anything broken off you should be fine. They are quite tough!
558627
They are somewhat flexible, but not flexible enough to roll up. I store them flat in my hatchback pocket and they do not take up much room. I do not think that your large truck will snap them. They are fairly sturdy.
1548754
I don't see why you couldn't pull it behind a pickup truck. Not sure how well it would hold up
874262
lol, to answer your question, this board went under my friend's dad's car and he ran over it, it survived with no damage. I wouldn't worry about snapping this board.
2074207
Hi Tony, They will still try to come down but I don't think they would ever break. I never have been in that problem but they are well made.