It says these are rated for 80 lbs per caster, so theoretically these could support 320 lbs? I am thinking they would be good for a 100lb subwoofer?
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I wouldn't think you'd have a problem ... ganged up, the weight disperses to all four wheels. I stack two Fender, 76 pounds each, 4x10 cabinets, and the Ernie Ball casters run smooth as a whistle. So the load easily carries 152 lbs. And, lots of times, I roll one of the 4x10 cabinets stacking my Fender Hot Rod DeLuxe on top... that's WELL OVER 125 lbs. One thing about any casters, though. I always PULL the cabinets (don't push), and when uneven sidewalk slabs come up, help the front wheels over the lip ... don't just push and crash then ... help it with a little lift. Nothing will hold up if you smash them around. My Bassman 135 4x12 cabinet has the same casters, too. I think you're easily good to go.
1802643
Absolutely, i don't think that's a problem, it should be fine. I got mine installed on my UK Laney GC80A 3 years ago and still rollin', but always on flat and smooth surfaces.
1802644
I wouldn't think you'd have a problem ... ganged up, the weight disperses to all four wheels. I stack two Fender, 76 pounds each, 4x10 cabinets, and the Ernie Ball casters run smooth as a whistle. So the load easily carries 152 lbs. And, lots of times, I roll one of the 4x10 cabinets stacking my Fender Hot Rod DeLuxe on top... that's WELL OVER 125 lbs. One thing about any casters, though. I always PULL the cabinets (don't push), and when uneven sidewalk slabs come up, help the front wheels over the lip ... don't just push and crash then ... help it with a little lift. Nothing will hold up if you smash them around. My Bassman 135 4x12 cabinet has the same casters, too. I think you're easily good to go. I wouldn't think you'd have a problem ... ganged up, the weight disperses to all four wheels. I stack two Fender, 76 pounds each, 4x10 cabinets, and the Ernie Ball casters run smooth as a whistle. So the load easily carries 152 lbs. And, lots of times, I roll one of the 4x10 cabinets stacking my Fender Hot Rod DeLuxe on top... that's WELL OVER 125 lbs. One thing about any casters, though. I always PULL the cabinets (don't push), and when uneven sidewalk slabs come up, help the front wheels over the lip ... don't just push and crash then ... help it with a little lift. Nothing will hold up... » Read More I wouldn't think you'd have a problem ... ganged up, the weight disperses to all four wheels. I stack two Fender, 76 pounds each, 4x10 cabinets, and the Ernie Ball casters run smooth as a whistle. So the load easily carries 152 lbs. And, lots of times, I roll one of the 4x10 cabinets stacking my Fender Hot Rod DeLuxe on top... that's WELL OVER 125 lbs. One thing about any casters, though. I always PULL the cabinets (don't push), and when uneven sidewalk slabs come up, help the front wheels over the lip ... don't just push and crash then ... help it with a little lift. Nothing will hold up if you smash them around. My Bassman 135 4x12 cabinet has the same casters, too. I think you're easily good to go. « Show Less
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I've not had to support anything that heavy with them. Nothing over 75 LBSFor something that heavy I wouldn't use them. I would use a 4 or 5 inch wheel which you can purchase at a Home Depot or Lowes for about the same price you would pay for the EB's
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I have these casters on a Marshall 4x12 cab that weighs about 80 lbs. They handle the weight no problem, I'm sure they can handle 100lbs with ease.
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I have only tried them with 250 pounds but had no problem with that weight. I have no idea what they are officially rated for - of even if they have a rating.
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I forget how much they're rated to carry but they are awsome speaker stands. I have two of them. I use them with my Passport PD150 system. If you screw them into a stud, I'd imagine you can put 150 lbs no problem. YOu'll want to check out what they are rated for though. But I can tell you this, they are very solid!Have fun!!-Ken
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I have Pioneer speakers on mine. They should be 8 lbs or heavier. They work very well for me.
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Don't know for sure. My speakers are maybe 25 of 30 lbs. each. I also velcroed them on. Wiring can be hidden inside. I'm pretty satisfied with them. Make sure the screws are aligned with the pre drilled holes.
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A follow up answer. One reviewer indicates he put 80 pounds on the stand with no problem and that they would hold 150 pounds.
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I use them with Peavey SP5G's and they are rock solid. My speakers are listed at 72 pounds. They are attached to garage walls studs with lag bolts
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I currently am using a pair of Harbinger APS15 with them right now. They weigh about 46lbs each and the stands seem to hold them quite well. Given the leg spread of the stands, there is no rocking or lack of support. I would think they could hold more, but I have not tested or tried anything heavier than those currently.
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I currently use four of them to support my windshield (est 5-10 pounds) and the aerodynamic load of it while driving as they were intended to. As for speakers? If they are under a pound a piece I think the clamp will support them. The bigger issue will be the aerodynamic load while driving.
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I think they are really good shelfs but, I wouldn't load them that heavy for several reasons. I would never load anything at the maximum load. It is just asking for trouble. I always like to give myself a little safety factor in case somethind strange occurs. It very well may hold 350 lbs per shelf but why press your luck. If you want a shelf to hold that much you should buy a commercial shelving unit.
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They are listed as 200 watt speakers, however, they will not handle that much. If it's for a bar they will not be overloaded and should be OK. I had a problem getting the brackets to tighten up to the speaker. They are not very well made. You get what you pay for.
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I agree with Bruce. They are fairly sturdy, if you lay them flat they are more rigid...I would say if the weight is distributed evenly and no sharp indentations are made, they could probably support 20-30 lbs each without being damaged.
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My husband and I purchased these, and yes they absolutely can hold that kind of weight, however the stools wobbled and squeaked so bad that we returned them. We tried everything to fix them without any luck, So beware. The company was also not pleasant to work with and it took 2 months to get my refund.
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Depends on how heavy the sound bar is and where you can attach them. You might have to do some modding by drilling holes for the screws. They should hold up anything less than 15-20 lbs if you don't plan to move them.
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I have my speakers very snugly attached screwing them directly into the female threads on my speakers (thus, I am not using the keyhole approach with this set). My speakers weigh about 2 pounds each. I am not sure I would want any heavier of a speaker with these.
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Hi, I have a pair of Boston Acoustics CR75 Bookshelf speakers which weigh about 12 lbs. each, and the stands are rock solid. I do computer repair; one customer of mine had these same stands in his studio with a pair of Rokit ~10" or so speakers (I'm not sure of the exact model/size but they were at least twice the size of mine) and seemed very stable. These are strong, sturdy stands IMO. Hope it helps,Dave
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The casters would have to be very heavy duty because this is a solid piece of furniture. I don't think I would.