What is the largest weight you can use on this machine? looks like 45s would have a hard time with height clearance.
573742
I have 25's and 10'S AND 5'S.YOU COULD PUT 45s but I use those for my bunch.chest and legs.it would be higher if you put 45's on the machine.it's a very intense machine,I could probably do 10 WITH 45'S.AND I'M LOOKING FOR More reps.
573743
25's are the largest you can put on. On mine, when I put on 25's they do touch the floor but just barely. Technically you can put on 35's or 45's but you would need some type of platform to place the entire deviceon, and also probably you would have to sit on something that makes you higher as well so you can have a good angle to use the machine. I think 3 x 25's can fit on each end so that brings the max to 6 x 25 or 150lbs which is quite a bit of weight. It's a quality machine and I'm glad I made the purchase for mine.
1830227
mine all weigh 290 gr. +/- 1gr. on my Ohaus reloading scale. Ready to shoot without broadhead or field tip. Double checked after reading the other answer.
1064344
You will be fine on hight as I have had a friend that hight use it. It seems very sturdy and I would guess weight is fine, but I have not had anyone use it over about 325.
1304415
I find the height adjustment VERY difficult to move and I am a very large strong man fyi Something must be broken on this or the manual is as bad as I believe in describing this as its just simply not fluidly doing it without me exerting extreme force. ... even then I cant seem to raise it to the top 3 levels. I can only lower it by pushing down extremely hard. Something has to be wrong here ... operator issues (machine seems to be smarter than me ) are a possibilty but ....I doubt it. Thoughts or help ?!?
133583
Haven't had the chance to use ours yet. Purchased it to use on a 16' canoe. I would check your weight capacities for the boat for guidelines. I wouldn't think the 45 would be 'overkill' in houspower.
1758074
Your weight is in the base where hydraulics are if I where moving it I would take off top the heaviest I've put on it is 45 lbs
133584
Probably not. Mine is on a 16 foot, square stern, Old Town Canoe and I'm not overpowered and actually wish I had a bit more. Considering weight, surface area and potential wind, I think you'll be OK with the 45.
573175
you need a larger board at your weight .I forget how big they make the board , 44" would be the best , it will be quicker and still carry your weight.
282814
actual draw weight is 65 lb. if you want it to go lower then 42 let me no and I will let u no how to do that.had to for my son.
1670463
I actually have two of these. The first I have put in a Kreg PRS 1040 table with a Woodpecker fence. The table is pretty solid and the fence is super adjustable. That works well for everyday stuff. The second lift will go in the side extension of my table saw. This will help with longer stock. I've not tried it in any other tables.
924013
I can't answer this yet because my weights don't fit on the machine. I have to get weights that have a larger center hole to fit onto the bars. But the machine does seem pretty sturdy and the action is very smooth. One thing is that the space where you put your foot is very large.
1136988
This is a very sturdy machine. I weigh 170 and have no issues. I think 300 would not be beyond it's capacity. I use this for bench curl, rowing, and leg curl only - I don't use it for leg extension.
1594821
I'm not sure with a 45. I used mine on a 35 and it was great. Maybe you can find some shop drawings with dimensions to compare the two winches.
849559
I have a 60 Merc and it handles that very easily. I can't imagine a 90 would overload this piece of equipment at all especially if you can rest the trailer end on a roller. The weak link is the offset bolt in the bracket that attaches to the trailer if you don't have a roller to rest it on. Even that is on problem if the bolt is tight.
1995754
Dallin, No issues with height whatsoever. I'm 5'11 and I take it to the 6th hole for the adjustment. It has plenty more extension. I use it for squats once a week and it hasn't presented a problem yet, even with 400 plus pounds. Good luck bro, it's a great rack to own.
1952974
I have mine on my 1895 sbl 45-70 and it is rock solid. You wont have any problems.
771015
the largest round I've used it on is 35 Remington. It works, but obviously is not the best tool for the job for large rifle cartridges. If I had lots of rifle cartridges to be done, I would just use a larger bench mounted press. This tool shines because of its portability,,, I can deprime and resize while watching TV, for example. It's also a great tool for learning the mechanics of reloading on the cheap.