What is its load rating?
493345
No paperwork came with the slides listing a rating. Most of this kind of full extension slide has a load rating of 100 Pounds. These seem to have a decent set of ball bearings so I assume they are pretty close.
1983762
I believe the load range is as follows according to 65 mph Charting:1480 lbs. ( B) w/35 psi1820 lbs. ( C ) w/50 psi2150 lbs. ( D ) w/65 psiYou may find specific information at: http://www.maxxis.com/Repository/Files/m8008load.pdf
1184671
It would handle the electric load, but mine was absolute junk. No way would I ever recommend it to any one. I'm the kind of person who reads a bad review and figures, "well, it's unlikely I'd get one that bad". Well, I did this time! Add a few more dollars to this and get something better. The frustration is not worth it.
750345
specifications should tell you but I find it light weight to use and do not get any fatigue using it for long periods. You will not find it too heavy
1895480
It is Top load, however the packaging of the equipment does not protect it from damage in transit. I purchased two of these and had to return one 2 times due to damage and finally gave up on replacement.
2240818
As for what it is rated at im unsure. But I can say I have had over 400 pounds on mine and it was still off the ground and I feel could handle more with the correct chain length adjustments.
2086352
I don't know. I'm satisfied with it. Sorry, but I haven't done anything very demanding with it to really comment on its performance quality.
450645
I am thinking it is not powerful enough for the load being put on it. Mine does the same thing since I upgraded to a higher power supply in my computer. I am not impressed with it myself.
326305
I don't remember it's weight rating. I found this mount at Amazon.com and the specs were stated there. I know it was significantly more than the 12 pounds that our little set weighs.
2152126
I'm sorry. Checked all paperwork and instructions and I cannot find anything on load limits.
372179
As far I know it is not rated. However, it is more than substantial enough to carry the weight of an average human being.
947806
Don't know specific rating, but I've used it for at least 12 hrs. between charging - battery never died!!
1829982
I'm not sure of what the manufacturer claimed, but it is adequate for household use. The load that you will want it to carry will depend your ability.
1608921
I do not think so because of the writing on the back: Maximum Load: 15A 125- 60Hz 1875w
1080606
I don't know what its rated. But I moved a 55 inch 80lbs plasma TV across country with no problem.
871826
I believe it was rated at 300-350 somewhere in that range. Should be on the mfg website if you google it.I have used it up to 260# with no problem.
306092
I do not know. As my load is spread amongst several of them they are not stressed and I will probably never approach their limits. The seller should be better suited to answer this question.