Has anyone put anything super heavy on here? I understand each wheel is 80lb and according to my calculations, i'll be exceeding that slightly.
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I always try to follow the manufacturer's advice when it comes to weight limits. I learned the hard way that rubber wheels can develop flat spots if the wheeled item sits in one place for too long, as with a wheeled pantry. Too much weight can also affect the performance. The wheel sort of drags, probably because of the pressure on the axle.
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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. 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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You shouldn't need that much force. I am a 60 yr. old woman and can't left over 35 lbs. I didn't have any problems. The only thing I can suggest is trying to reverse which wheel you put on the end of the shaft. If all else fails reread the directions. I know sometimes I miss something.
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Yes--it's very heavy as well. Make sure you have at least two people when you try to place it on the finished cart. The island is great, everything we wanted, but placing the granite on top got a little scary when it turned out a wheel wasn't in securely and popped out. Once you're past that bit, you're good.
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The hub is 1" maximum and these are strictly decorative, if you are using 4 of them for the cart they may support a couple hundred pounds but only if the cart stays stationary most of the time. If you plan to wheel it around much I would say look for something with more of a steel hub.
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I'm afraid you're just going to need to pull really really hard. I remember the wheels taking a lot of force to get on there.
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I don't believe this wheel will support any significant weight. I wouldn't use it on a real wagon.
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The overall height of the XT12g is about 67" and the total weight is 101.8 lbs. You might be able to install wheels under the base but I've not heard of anyone adding wheels to the XT12g.
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I never had any problem with the wheel coming off. I did have the wheels on wrong at the beginning and it was easy to fix. I had the wheels on the inside where you walk instead of on the outside. I took them out and they had to be put in on the opposite sides of each other. Maybe you didn't have them snapped in place. It shouldn't have anything to do with the weight. Make sure they are snapped in. You will hear it click when they are snapped in right.
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I did some research on these wheels and found an item description that states the weight limit is 100 lbs. per wheel. The link is: http://www.cernell.com/Hardwood_Floor_Caster_Wheel_p/cw50mmpg.htm
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125 lb. was the advertised weight rating at the time I purchased mine. For some reason, the description no longer shows a weight rating. However, I do believe they can hold at least 125 lbs. per wheel with no problem. I put my full weight on one (240 lbs.) with no problem.
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I weigh about 170 and have put about 1500 training miles on these wheels this season. They still ride true like they did out of the box. Due to the 24 spoke count on the front and back they should be able to hold riders up to 230 pounds.
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Aloha! Yikes!!! I haven't had that experience thank goodness. DID You Contact the seller? Hopefully you didn't injure yourself. If the seller does not respond call amazon customer service. I'll make sure I check the wheels our. Mahalo! !!
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20X10.0-8 4 PLY SUPER LUG TIRENHS- Non-Highway ServiceMax loading: 1190 lbs
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The manual says 70LBS but my two steel bikes came in at 64 pounds total weight. Oh,and that's BEFORE I took the seat posts and front wheels off for before loading them.
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I'd throw them on the wood base (make sure it's sturdy) my bench is really heavy with all the wood. I also have the hutch...Damn! Why didn't I think of putting wheels on it?? :P
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150 lbs max, evenly distributed.. if the 150 lbs is localized towards one wheel, it won't be able to withstand that load..