What is maximum load for this cart? (I am looking for a cart for my SCUBA gear)
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If you're planning on using this for tanks and weight belts I don't think it's sturdy enough. I don't know what the max wt capacity is by the manufacturer. The bottom is fabric slung in the frame and would probably give after several uses w/ the type of weight you want to transport. Check out the wheelez site http://www.wheeleez.com/ they have several configurations and would probably be more appropriate. This would be ok for just snorkeling stuff. Good Luck,
63987
My dulcimer is around 30 lbs and I carry that okay, along with a folding chair and music stand. I imagine I carry around 45 lbs or so.
63988
While it is great for getting your beach gear from house/car to sand and held a full cooler, chairs, umbrella, towels, etc., I think the scuba gear would be too much for the cart to handle.
63989
I'm not sure this would be the cart for you for scuba gear. While we do tend to almost overload our cart with beach stuff it still manages to work across the sand but I wouldn't recommend it for the gear you are talking about.
63990
Hey D.R.,We put three boogie boards, two beach umbrellas, a beach bag and smaller things in the main "wagon" part at the se time we have put four beach chairs on the handle part and got along fairly well. That being said, the floor of the wagon part is made of nylon fabric with no solid base to it. I don't know how much your tanks and regulators weigh..size wise it should be ok
63991
I purchased this at the end of the season last year and have not had a chance to use it yet. I do not believe it will carry your scuba gear, however. It would be too heavy for the plastic wheels and frame.
63992
I have had about 75 pounds in it and it held up well but you will need to put something flat in the bottom so it won't sag on the wheels, just pack carefully and you'll be fine. I took mine camping on a beach in deep sand and had my tent, camping equip., cooler, etc in mine it was a back saver.
63993
Not too sure what scuba gear fully involves but I'm guessing the main issues would be tank weight and protection for hoses/valves. The mesh basket holds up well to a medium sized cooler but we put a blanket in first to distribute weight then the bulky lighter stuff on top ot the (20lb?) cooler. It always impresses people who are carrying their stuff but it's mostly a bulk containment system (vs. a wheelbarrow). You might get away with a lilltle more weight but any irregular surfaces and something's gotta give.
63994
If you're planning on using this for tanks and weight belts I don't think it's sturdy enough. I don't know whatthe max wt capacity is by the manufacturer. The bottom is fabric slung in the frame and would probably give after several uses w/ the type of weight you want to transport. Check out the wheelez site http://www.wheeleez.com/ they have several configurations and would probably be more appropriate. This would be ok for just snorkeling stuff. Good Luck,
1214261
Based on the cart's approximate displacement (surface area (11 SF) x side ht (1.25 LF) x Wt of Water (64 Lb/CFt ) the cart should carry around 800 Lbs before taking on water, so 50 lbs shouldn't be a problem at all, unless you get in heavy seas! I can't get to the cart at the present time to measure all dimensions (listed dimensions aren't sufficient for determination of displacement), but that being said, the 800 lb number is probably a tad low, since I was purposely conservative.Good Luck with the boating excursion.
405363
The Magna Elite Cart can load capacity up to 200 lbs. I checked Yeti Cooler. There are various of size and weight. It is important for you not to overweight on cart.
1814198
I never found any info on what the max load for the machine was, but we regular used well over 200 pounds without issue. Several people trained with me on this machine, so it got a lot of use and was very versatile.
1776842
That is the correct measurement...so plan accordingly! The cart really is a handy tool but not meant for large loads. I find it great for moving seedlings and tools or medium sized bags of soil or fertilizer.I use it often.
943853
I think it would. I used mine for an aerator tire (max load 300lbs.) I also have a hand cart with a load rating of 300lbs. I would use this tube for those tires as well.
1214259
Based on the cart's approximate displacement (surface area (11 SF) x side ht (1.25 LF) x Wt of Water (64 Lb/CFt ) the cart should carry around 800 Lbs before taking on water, so 50 lbs shouldn't be a problem at all, unless you get in heavy seas! I can't get to the cart at the present time to measure all dimensions (listed dimensions aren't sufficient for determination of displacement), but that being said, the 800 lb number is probably a tad low, since I was purposely conservative. Good Luck with the boating excursion.
85238
Probably less than 5 pounds. I use it to carry a briefcase, computer and digital projector. All will fit with ease on the cart. However, I would strongly suggest using a bunge cord to secure everything INCLUDING the snap lock that holds the cart stable. Before I figured out the snap lock would not stay in place without some extra help the cart would fold over and I would have to resecure the latch.
724622
I cannot tell you since I order for a staff of 231. I know it was used as a "portable classroom" and not a cart for transporting heavy items.
1694091
i am not sure of a max, but this is a VERY strong metal cart with all metal construction. My guess is that it can handle a lot of weight.
1579747
The manual says you may inflat up to 125psi. I usually only run about 60 with my boat behind me and that's more than enough. The bags differ for each truck but they are pretty strong.
1609307
It is a great cart but I don't think it would handle that kind of weight. You are talking about a heavy load!
1579424
I am not sure what the weight rating on the tires is? I don't know that I would push the weight rating more than maybe 100lbs. Also this will sit under the cart best when the boat has a keel (to fit into the slight V on the cart.) without knowing the weight or shape of this boat, I can't answer this well, but it is pretty versatile, and should be able to dolly a wide variety of items, soooo, most likely?
183332
The load range is max 1,300lbs. the tires seem to be well balanced, I pull my boat at 60-70 mph with no bouncing are vibration. the tires have very good tread, they most likely will dry rote before the tread is gone, but I rub mayo on my tires to keep the rubber soft. Hope this help!
655526
It has a stated limit of 18 pounds. I was carrying more than that when I had all my gear and 3 bottles of wine in it. It is much better made than I feared. The linkage to the bicycle is more crude than is the "BOB" trailer, but it works fine and is a complete kit in the box.
764484
My nag weighs about 40 lbs if not more with all my gear in it. Depends on what gear you have and how much your going to fill it up. I would go with a roller if you have a lot if gear like I do
1471870
HiI wouldnt know since i never tried it... However i also use the cart to carry over 17 gallons of water for my mom every other week and it seems sturdy enough. I believe as long as u pull the cart over each step with care the wheels shouldnt break or fall off. The cart is very light for its size...id say less than 12lbs.