Dutch Ovens are heavy and more heavy when full of food. How much weight will this tripod support without collapsing or becoming damaged?
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It will support an oven full of deer stew. I will admit I swapped out the oem chain though.
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The tripod was a Christmas gift and has not yet been used on the camp fire, but it was heavy and sturdy enough that I have no doubt that is will handle the full dutch oven.
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I don't know the exact weight but it will hold a dutch oven full of food with no problems.
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Keep in mind that the actual tripod structure can bear this weight. However, the clamps to adjust the angle of the tripod may not be able to bear the weight.
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I don't remember the exact diameter of the legs, I would guess 1/2 to 1 inch, but they are all one piece from top to bottom. Additionally, they are cast iron, very sturdy, and held my full 14 quart dutch oven without any difficulty. I use them quite a bit when camping and have not had any problems. To keep the tripod steady, I position how I want, then stick the legs in the ground a little to be sure they stay in place.
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This tripod weights between 1 1/2 and 2 lbs. my husband uses it for his spotting scope. Packs it everywhere. He can think of nothing he dislikes about it.
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Hello P. Altman, Thank you for your inquiry. The MagnesiumPRO 62" DSLR Digital Camera Tripod is rated to hold up to 30 pounds. Sincerely, Accessory Genie Customer Service
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It holds a lot of weight with no problem. I had no problems with a toaster oven, crockpot and nuwave induction cooktop sitting on the table at the same time along with adding food items and 12-packs of beverages. It's quite strong, but could probably be knocked over easily because of the skinny legs. We had it sitting against a wall and not in the line of traffic. and it worked great.
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This is the most affordable solid tripod you could ever look at buying. Not sure on the specs, but I hold a 15 pound video camera on it just fine, and I have had no issues.
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I am unsure of the exact weight. Between using the stone bag and/or how you position the tripod legs, it should handle most anything 'reasonable' on the center column in a 90 degree position.
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Orion state's that the tripod can hold up to 6 lbs. I like this tripod a lot, but if you are pushing over the weight limit maybe the XHD tripod rated up to 10 lbs. would be the way to go for you.
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Not a lot. It's a very lightweight tripod and must be used on a solid, level surface. It probably could support a lighter dslr with a lightweight prime lens. But that would be the max. It's not the most stable tripod in the world, but it is small and light.
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I have not weighed it. However, it IS pretty heavy. You actually have to attach the lens to your tripod and then attach the camera to the lens. Then it is steady.
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No more than a regular Dutch oven, not featherweight by any means it's really durable but not heavy. I'm very glad I bought it!
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I have no idea what you're talking about with all the numbers. I use the tripod for a spotting scope (wt. 2 lbs) It's not terribly sturdy but, since I carry it in my pack while hunting, light weight is a necessity. It's sturdy enough to handle the spotting scope.
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It is rated for up to 20 lbs. I find that 12 lbs is more realistic. When you start getting up to 20 lbs the tripod starts getting a bit wobbly. I use it with a Nikon D7100 and a 80-400mm and it about a perfect tripod for that setup.
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the 6 quart Dutch oven weighs 13.2 lbs. The 3 quart waited 9.3 lbs.this includes the cover.
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Not very stable. It's very light. But it has a hook where you can hang something heavy to stabilize the tripod.
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I have a small convection oven on the higher of the two lower shelves. It weighs about 20-25lbs. The whole thing is much sturdier than I expected. Not sure if I would store, say, multiple 50lbs bags of flour on it...but it's strong. After almost 10 months with it, I still LOVE it.