Is 20# the max considering earthquakes, or is this the max limit regardless?
1861221
I do not live in an earthquake zone, but can tell you that these mounts are very strong and sturdy. I had them holding up more than 20 lbs. with no issues. For me, if I did live in an earthquake zone and there was an earthquake, I would expect to be worried about other things than if my speakers were to have moved in the quake. Just sayin'. Overall, great mounts that I would buy again in a heartbeat.
2202122
I'd say around 285 would be the absolute maximum. The backs of these chairs bend very easily if too much pressure is put on them. As far as the actual base of the chair, it's pretty strong.
539960
I don't know what the maximum is. Some of my friends have sat on it that go 250. I'm 190 and it holds me no problem. It is spring loaded and anchors on the ground when you sit on it. I LOVE IT
444019
That won't be a problem. I don't remember what the upper limit was, but it was much higher than 70 pounds.
771737
It says up to 25#. Ours is only 10# right now, so I can't verify the accuracy of that claim.
2017024
Not sure on the limit. Can tell you that currently being used to hold about 280 with no issues
987558
I was going to say probably 300#+ is fine....my husband is 200# and it is fine with him on it and he said it is comfortable also!
505941
I do not know for sure, but I and my wife combined are 140 Kgs. Don't know the actual limit.
2280910
I don't have any real experience above about 9. Fine there. It seems people use these in industrial settings and somewhere I saw the number 30 as being good, but can't recall where.
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.
246692
Excellent question; don't know the answer as I've never actually run into any limit yet. I've had as many as a dozen and it didn't say full. There are also two convenient features one is the ability to move any given destination up or down on the list and the other is "Optimize" which supposedly finds the preferred route (within the limitations of the built-in algorithm) between all of those destinations. Hope this helps. Having said all that, I've had my RM5265T-LM for almost 2-yrs and frankly if it weren't for the investment I'd already made in installing the optional Magellan back-up camera I would have gotten rid of mine long ago. Lag times with detecting my position are some of the worst I've ever experienced with a GPS.
513781
I don't know that Maximum. However, including my body weight, I have had over 500lbs and the bench worked fine.
607359
I'm 210. I don't know the max. It is a very heavy bike. +/- 6- lbs I believe. Good bike. Lots of fun.
723324
Hard to say - I am at 210 and it works pretty good, but I press it together very much already.
1562709
Not certain of max permitted - you should ask the seller. On my tag address has a total of 20 on the street line numbers, letters and spaces in between.
1025905
Oh, yes. I think you should be fine. You personally adjust it, so it should not respond to any other vibration other than the earthquake waves, once you set it. It's very easy to adjust too. I test it with all kinds of vibrations to make sure it's set right, and I never have had an issue. It's always spot-on according with earthquakes. It really is amazing.
671691
Certainly NOT 20#s. Certainly NOT 1#. I would say 9#s is pretty accurate. It's lighter than a sports chair. It has a very long strap which makes it easy to carry.