What is the load rating on this swivel plate?
1857275
Thanks for asking. The manufacturer doesn't rate the swivels for specific loads. This is because there are many factors that go into that equation based on the individual chair or stool application. Load ratings like this are normally set by the manufacturer of the chair or stool. We can tell you that these are very high quality swivels that are Made in the USA to top quality specifications. Unlike many swivels, these have a full race set of ball bearings and are pre-lubricated. Many others have fewer ball bearings resulting in a partially full track that doesn't last as long. - The chairpartsonline Sales Team
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There saying 7500,,have two installed on back of my class a so far,,haven't really tried to get the wheels of the ground yet,,would recommend using removable mounting plates that they sell,,where highest rated 32 I could find
1125020
The capacity for this caster swivel is 1200 lbs max. Unless you are on very smooth concrete, moving that much weight would be dangerous and probably damage the wheel anyway. I use this on a 10 cargo hauler, so the tongue weight is usually around 80 lbs and it is very easy to use and move around with just myself. It is a 2 inch od jack shaft this is made for.
984140
I was never able to find out the manufacturer rated capacity but I purchased this product and am using it to support a 10 pound fixture. I have the hook screwed into a wooden beam and it is working fine with no signs of bending or cracking. Sorry I can't give you a more exact response. By the way, I would not recommend using a toggle wing nut to mount through wall board.
1094580
Mine came with enough tension such that it would not swivel unless tapped (with no socket attached) or moved by hand. There is a giant hex head bolt going through the swivel that you could probably tighten to adjust tension.
1120983
I had installed the swivel on my father's unit, did not like it because during the rewind it was to flexible. I use the solid mount and have for over 7 years works fine. I have a 100' 16 gage cord in this unit.
1014192
I found 220 lb. Static Load Capacity listed on other site for same table from same mfr
258698
This part is for an adjustable weight distribution head and is really beefy. didn't see a rating for use on the Curt site, would suggest contacting Curt Manufacturing. I set it up for a 700# tongue weight and 6000# trailer.
144000
Hi, I put this swivel base as a replacement to one that broke on a swivel rocking chair I have. The quality is pretty good. The diameter should be the same or slightly smaller then the width of your base. I used carriage bolts and nyloc nuts. I've had no problems with this base since I installed it earlier this year. Hope this helps.
965275
As Wren said, description indicates 11 lbs. My only point of feedback is that the quick-release plate in mine actually has some play in it even when properly latched and with only about 5-6 lbs mounted.
1561347
In looking at it I would say no. There is a screw right in the center that holds the bottom swivel plate in place.
791796
We rate our Hinges at 300 lbs. Load weight. The actual engineered raiting is 1160 lbs. Dynamic load and roughly 520 static load. We do have a lifetime warranty on our hardware as long as you stay within our 300 lbs. Of load weight.
1784756
It depends on the diameter of the weights you are placing on it. You can estimate 1/2 of the diameter of any plate you use. Thank you!
144176
1/2in (13mm) Pin is rated for Class I/II; 3,500 lb. Load Rating5/8in (16mm) Pin is Rated for Class III/IV; 10,000 lb. Load Rating
736409
Looked at the specs for the 40"5500 series, ... Says it DOES have a swivel base ... up to 10 degrees.Jerry
1025571
The swash plate is plastic. I purchased the shaft and plate kit after the helicopter had developed a wobble from too many crashes. The kit worked great to fix this problem. I don't know if the kit actually makes the helicopter any lighter or faster though.
201408
My husband installed the new swivel base in a short amount of time. He had to make some adjustments I believe, but nothing drastic!