is this aluminum or steel frame? I am concerned about too much weight to pull. What is the pulling weight minus dog?
505099
Aluminum frame. Light weight, but don't know actual weight. We push our 20 pound dog in it with no trouble.
505100
I don't know the pulling weight however it's easy to maneuver. I had my daughters two dogs, combined weight about 25 lbs, in it and could easily walk and/or run pushing it. My son-in-law attaches it to his bike without difficulty. The frame is Aluminum.
505101
It's very light-weight, but sturdy. I LOVE mine I have two Westies and a Morkie and it is a smooth ride or all of us.
505102
I couldn't tell for sure, but it's kind of a bike frame. However, weight capacity is associated to the size of the stroller. The medium size has an up to 60 lbs tow capacity, although the size is good for a 40lbs dog. I bought it for my best friend's labrador retriever and he seems to be more than pleased about the pet bike, since he takes really long walks. So far I haven't heard him complain at all, and many friends have been getting the same stroller. I would highly recommend it if your dog if it's not a large breed one. If you want to be more than certain about weight capacity, then you could get the Large size. I couldn't tell for sure, but it's kind of a bike frame. However, weight capacity is associated to the size of the stroller. The medium size has an up to 60 lbs tow capacity, although the size is good for a 40lbs dog. I bought it for my best friend's labrador retriever and he seems to be more than pleased about the pet bike, since he takes really long walks. So far I haven't heard him complain at all, and many friends have been getting the same stroller. I would highly recommend it if your dog if it's not a large breed one. If you want to be more than certain about weight capacity, then you... » Read More I couldn't tell for sure, but it's kind of a bike frame. However, weight capacity is associated to the size of the stroller. The medium size has an up to 60 lbs tow capacity, although the size is good for a 40lbs dog. I bought it for my best friend's labrador retriever and he seems to be more than pleased about the pet bike, since he takes really long walks. So far I haven't heard him complain at all, and many friends have been getting the same stroller. I would highly recommend it if your dog if it's not a large breed one. If you want to be more than certain about weight capacity, then you could get the Large size. « Show Less
505103
It is made of strong metal, not sure if its aluminum but its not light to lift. Easy to push or pull on a bike. We had pushed out 3 Pomeranians at once in it for a total of about 45 pounds with no trouble. The only issue was when one got very angry he tore up the mesh piece across the front. If your dog isn't prone to such temper outbursts its pretty durable.
505104
the frame is Aluminum. I don't know for sure but empty, the drag(pulling weight) is negligible.
505105
The Weight is not heavy at all and the wheels are excellent - it can turn 360 degree just like a 360 degree turn luggage. In fact, you are pushing it and not pulling it when walking with it. The frame is steel frame. I think the stroller it weight around 30+ lbs but not exactly sure.
955910
the pullies are steel bearings and raceway with a plasric wheel. the frame is tube steel. after 4 yrs of use I have never had an issue with any of the moving parts
1905123
It is NOT aluminum. This thing is HEAVY-DUTY. It lifts my full dresser with no sweat. Glad I choose this one!
233947
The frame is about 5/8" tube steel . It seems strong enough. It comes in 2 straight and 1 curved piece for each corner and a cross to connect them together on top. Seems quite sturdy when assembled.The cover I think about 20 gauge clear vinyl and slightly thinner black vinyl. Hope this helps .Ron G.
1623556
This has a metal frame. As a professional dog trainer who goes to A LOT of dog shows, this is one of the best soft crates I have used. Love it. Now, I do consider soft crates somewhat "disposable" due to the nature of the construction but this one is solid and has lasted months so far of pretty heavy duty use. Of course, don't put chewers, puppies or crate escaping dogs in it. Soft crates are not meant for those kinds of dogs.
1476950
Waaaay too light to be steel, it's definitely aluminum. In fact the box almost seemed empty when I got it, that's how light it is. But I'm 300+ pounds and have used it daily for over a year with no problems.
1192877
At the base it is 120" x 150" and the frame is aluminum, which I prefer, not steel.
1711027
It is lightweight, so I think it is aluminum -- steel would be much heavier. It hasn't rusted at all.
36291
This is steel and medium weight. It's much lighter weight than my large heavy prong from my last dog. My Malinois is a very strong 50lb and very athletic in build dog, this prong works very well holding her back. Recommend it 100%
830113
The frame is lightweight aluminum, with four points of contact supporting the top. I do not believe it could support the weight of granite - glass, wood, or metal (like zinc or stainless) but not stone.
1134915
I assume it aluminum, it heavy but not Steel heavy, but I'm not sure sorry, its a great mount though, I love it.
331244
it is real light so honestly i am not sure.... it's not meatal so i would say aluminum. i really love mine and it holds my quilt easily and looks great in my bedroom. i hope this helped you in what you needed.
1627776
Maybe five pounds. It's steel, not aluminum. I had bought it hoping it was like the old aluminum ones I remember from the 60s. Nope. Nice though.
744882
The frame and handles are aluminum and there is a steel rid that the wheels attach to.
807492
Definitely a steel frame. Like it so much, I bought one for the house and one to keep in the car.
565592
Lightweight aluminum. About 200lbs max. Since I have a 5th wheel and use it for RVing, I haven't had the need to ever lower it. I like it a lot. I wouldn't use it for setting ATV wheels on it.
1276303
The frame is held with metal clips that make it fairly rigid. BUT, it is a collapsable model and I don't know how anxious your dog is...I suppose you could reinforce it with plastic zip ties once you assemble it. I can't imagine a dog breaking it though. It's very well made.