I want to build a small vendors cart. Will theses handle 200 to 300 lbs, and what is the hub hole size
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I don't think it will handle that type of weight, especially if you are planning to actually wheel the cart. Maybe 50lbs??? The hole is about 1inch or so. I didn't get a tape measure out though, so you might ask the vendor. Sorry...
781840
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.
1839912
The Small tires are Tippy on Uneven ground/Trail. You'd be better off find a cart with Large wheels. They are plenty strong enough to handle the weight/load but like I said, Small Wheels are made for concrete etc.,
557437
I drilled holes and put 1" wheels on 4 of these. 1 tall and 3 shorter ones. Worked great. Drill the holes and use short screws and a locking washer.
344517
Yes you can. This cart has the ability to push and pull with items on it. I use for my candle business and can push in almost 225 lbs at one time to a show event. I would suggest buying some bungee cords that fit your items that you plan on carrying on this cart for extra stability.
1929584
I believe my baskets are smaller than 1.6 bushel, but that is a guess. I use rectangular shaped ones. The round baskets are awkward on this cart.
514146
This cart does function like a little wagon. I love mine. The exact dimensions, maximum amount of weight it will support and all other specifications are on the Ames website.
266973
Hi:I think it will work. The cart has a rating of 300 lb. Your total weight filled will be about 185Lb. My only consideration would be the stability. If you are working on hard floors it should be fine. If you need to go over carpet then it is possible the unit could tip if pushed sideways because the carpet will drag on the wheels.I have used my carts for the kind of weight you plan but with the weight distributed over the two shelves.The carts are well built, easy to assemble, and rigid.Paul
1167435
That should be fine. I use it with a 1973 Suzuki TC100 (205 lbs) and that works pretty well. I don't think I would put anything heavier than 300 lbs on it though. I found putting bungies on both sides from the truck's bed, around the outside of the bike, to the bottom of the bike rack kept it from rocking back and forth. It does what it's supposed to do if you don't overload it.
160686
The seat is bigger than any seat I've seen on other carts and is very solid... I'd take a chance if it says it'll hold 300...
249714
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.
1770153
I bought this item and have installed it for my father-in-laws RV, but I'm unsure of what you mean by appropriate sized hub? Please explain and I may be able to help you.
689389
As a tool it will be asked to perform tasks not envisioned, by manufacturer. I used it to pull full sized wheels off tractor, however by pulling the legs closer to center shaft the diameter can be reduced to about 5 inches with a fairly plumb surface mount, if the legs cannot bolt down square, it will result in a "soft foot" which is weaker. The hub breaking looses or tool breakage can result in flying stuff so be safe and careful.
204588
I don't think it will work. If they do have one for your cart, they are well built and easy to install. I am happy with mine.
683355
I love mine it works great. Those two prongs that go into the scupper holes adjust to what ever space you need. It s just a cheap cart but it works well. I'm sorry I'm not sure what you need to know. If your going to put new wheels on this cart I would invest in a better cart .
1609306
This cart is definitely not a heavy duty type. For a few bags of groceries it is just fine. For 20 money bags full of change, I just don't think it will work. Jerry S.
1015976
About 17" in diameter. Not huge but you wouldn't want fatter tires. As they are it doesn't add too much extra effort. And they support the weight of your cargo well.
1349543
I think the tires are rated to handle 350 lbs. They are meant hand pit holes and the city streets. Ive put a beating on mine and I am 6 foot 250 pounds