How much weight can these clamps carry? I wanted to use them for a speaker application on my forks.
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I currently use four of them to support my windshield (est 5-10 pounds) and the aerodynamic load of it while driving as they were intended to. As for speakers? If they are under a pound a piece I think the clamp will support them. The bigger issue will be the aerodynamic load while driving.
1187310
I used them to hang some metal sculpture outside. I used 2 hooks and think it should support at least 7-8 lbs.
94805
Weight is no problem. I don't recomend them for Yackima racks. They need a square bar to work well. Like Tulie
860108
Don't know for sure. My speakers are maybe 25 of 30 lbs. each. I also velcroed them on. Wiring can be hidden inside. I'm pretty satisfied with them. Make sure the screws are aligned with the pre drilled holes.
1249253
Yes you can no problem. Another set of forks is nice but if you don have them I have just rapped them together with butchers twine and works fine. Thats how I have done it but as one other mentioned the metal sKewers would work too. I think the product said 14 lb. weight limit but I have done a 22 pound turkey with no issue.
554349
You won't get up to 140. If you could the clamps that come with it won't hold it. You might be able to with 4 25s and 4 10s but that would be tight too.
2141612
Have to agree with Charles Rice. Ask the seller. I can tell you that the forks are not built for heavy lifting. Otherwise seem to be pretty good, just don't overload the forks.
33479
Probably not -- each mount has approximately a three or four inch clamp on the right and left side which is designed to hold firm against the straight edge of a speaker. They would not hold a rounded speaker flush against the clamps. It might work, but not as well as it's designed to. You could attach your speakers to the mounts with screws, as there are pre-drilled holes for this purpose. But I don't like the idea of drilling holes in my speakers.
2074238
They should hold them no problem. These stands are quite hefty. The speakers I have on them are 15 lbs, and they do not begin to affect them in any way.
42798
They seem quite sturdy. I would guess my speakers are 25 lbs and are very stable.
1740433
yeah the stands can handle that kinda weight. My speakers weigh almost 50 lbs each and these stands handle the weight. I would advise against "sliding" the stands around after the speakers have been placed upon them, however.
712123
No not at all. these are quite strong and solid. Weight should not be a concern.
852002
I'm not completely sure, but I have 25 pound Bose speakers mounted to mine and it didn't cause any strain at all on the stands so I would think that they could handle at least twice as much weight, if not a bit more.
234594
I believe they would be sturdy/strong enough to hold a bicycle, however the hook on each end only measures approx 1", so it sounds like it is probably a bit to small...hope this helps!
1991435
I'm using them as a support for a shelf over my fire place and not putting anything more than knick knacks on it. I wouldn't put anything heavier than that and a few books. Call it 20 pound load at most.
2040889
That what it is a front mount rack. Your needs to have braze on for racks or you can buy p-clamps at a hardware store and may need some rubber strips to fit inside the clamps depending on your fork. I use this on my Schwinn DBX comfort road bike and it fits well but I also used some 50 lb. strength cable ties to stabilize it to the headset. It is not designed to carry a lot of weight but is great for day trekking or longer rides. I have only used it on the road and paved/crushed limestone bike paths so do not know how well it would work rougher off road riding.
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Not aware of weight limit.I attached them to front of trailer.Area of trailer out of water.That is all you will need(fantastic for loading on trailer)just follow directions.NO NEED PUTTING THEM ON AREA IN WATER.