i have a 40ft toy hauler dry weight 11500lbs full weight 15k will these hold up tired of hauling 2x6 lumber around
599972
I have a Thor Miramar first time I drove up on mine they shattered. I made some blocks out of 4X4's The Thor is around 22,000 They have a nice carrying case but, didn't work for me..........apparently the Thor was too heavy.
599973
If you stack them as directed they will hold but don't try driving on them without stacking them properly they will break speaking from experience you will need 4 bags to level most of the time
599974
You should be OK. The GVW of my coach is 32000 lbs, and it hasn't harmed the blocks.
599975
We haven't used these particular blocks as yet but we have another set just like them that we have had for three years and they do well. Our Diesel pusher is 36-37 feet long so not as long as probably as heavy as yours. They are amazingly strong.
599976
I've got a lot less weight than that and I smoothed them the first time I used them. I'm back to using wood to level for now. I've heard that some of the other brands are better but ultimately none of the Lego type blocks hold up under significant weight. Hope that helps
63760
I really don't think these will hold that much weight, but I could be wrong. The only way to know for sure is to try it, but if they break you're out the cost of the units. Good luck!
240315
They are pretty sturdy. But i don't think they are rated for that type of weight. I have a 100 lb kayak and i wouldn't try it. Great to keep your yak off the ground to work on it.
2175593
Yes they should be fine, i use them on a Simplicity Lagacy with the front end loader attachment with 300lb. of back wights
318365
The specs on the packaging says they will hold up to 50lbs. Our speakers are only about 30lbs, so not a problem at all. We all have them anchored into some very solid support beams and I was able to do a pull up on them without any issue, and I am about 140lbs. Not that I would recommend putting that much weight on them, but they are very solid. The peg for the speaker is not adjustable, but if I remember correctly when I was looking at these that there are different ones with different size pegs. I would check the mounting hole on our speaker and then get the corresponding size peg. These are great brackets.
1637953
Anderson web sight says they can handle trailers up to 30K pounds. So yes they will work for you.
1381553
i've got them on a 12' jon boat and they work great, there quite strong and i don't think you can do better for even twice the price. so yes they'll work.
1234736
I have used these pullies in a "block and tackel" setup in my garage. They are way more heavy-duty than is necessary for what I use them for. I use them to suspend kayaks, surf boards and a boat (~250lb sunfish sail boat). I walk, work and park cars beneath them, and have for years. They work great for this type of applications.
676189
I don't think they have enough strength for that use. I have used them to lift up a painting over a flat screen tv. The painting is larger than the max cabinet dimensions in the specs and the lifters needed to be replaced after three years.
1951205
They will hold up to 50 lbs so you should be ok. Put the screws into a stud or use an anchor.
1061784
Depends on which model you are talking about... I have both type 1 & 2, and they hold up fine even at full 18 ft extension with my weight (250lbs) plus my tool bag at (40lbs). The lighter duty one does flex a bit more at full extension, and the above weight is a bit of an overload, but so far, it's holding up great. Regards, Woody
579811
Yes they will ! You make a ramp with them and climb it. My trailer has dual axels and I use them all the time. Stack them as high as needed and roll the trailer on to it.
1210241
Again these just stabilize the trailer your jacks will take the weight of the trailer and then you tighten these up to stabilize, Hope this helps.
1797454
I use them for a cart to load in my van that I can't lift by myself. The ad states that they will handle 1500 lbs however.
1810963
yes they will work. I have a 4000 lb fiberglass sea ray and they work well. One suggestion would be to run a bolt thru them at the trailer after you have them adjusted so there is no chance of them rolling forward or back with the heavy boat weight.
2139541
They are as strong as they say they are and remarkably tough. As long as the total rock weight is within the stated limit, the bags will hold up. I would be concerned how you plan to tote the bags though as they are designed to be filled while on the ground and then picked up by a waste management truck.
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I have those and they look ok strong. But I did not put close to 300 lbs on it... maybe 100-150 max so far, and it handled ok. So, good luck.