Moving package 53Lx32Dx50H 400 lbs is this going to work ok. I don't understand how you keep balance of the object on a little strap
1271205
I used this setup to move all my appliances so with 2 decently strong adults you should be able to easily move that package. Instead of using your arms to lift you use them to steady the item you are moving. The strap is 6" or so wide so it is not hard to balance as long as what you are lifting is pretty balanced.
840554
It is sensitive and will change with small amounts of added weight like spoons and clothing. If you are packing for long movements and trying to stay light this with work well.
341543
I've never lifted anything with the strap, but I did pull a 12,000 lb Class C RV out of a muddy ditch and it worked just fine. It's a 20,000 lb capacity strap, two of them would distribute the load, so my guess it would do fine. For the price, its worth the try in my opinion.
241979
I have not had any problem with it moving. There is a small Velcro strip that helps keep it in place.
1714488
No. That is a weak strap. You must have a pouch to keep you equipment.I hope help you guy.
2190444
PaulI've only packed it with 18 lbs bot it should take more. What was important for me is the fit on the bike rack and having all three compartments connected. I travel light!H
1591782
It did not work that way for me. It is very lightweight and I cannot see how the thing would not continually move.
973458
Been away from mail for awhile , but it should work fine, just keep adjusting straps
1487682
You should be fine. Measured the bag with a dollar bill (approx. 6 inches), since I have no ruler with me on the road. Plenty of slack in all 4 straps, even if I was off by a tad in my approximation. I have 2 of these. Works great, great price. Enjoy.
1301608
Hey Bryon;The weight warning in the manual says not to exceed over 260 lbs. Most of the weight is loaded on the ladder rungs and rails and not much weight is transferred to the supporting mounting plate bolted to the tailgate.It works pretty well. I went to Home Depot and bought a 12' long 3/4" wide velcro cinch strap to replace the short one the manufacturer supplies and it worked out fine. The 3 pack only costs about $5.00.I'm 240 lbs and it supports very well. Sure beats climbing over the closed tailgate to get into the cargo space.
642876
check the weight limits, may be too light and use a heavy weight just in case
1004944
Yes, you should have no problem with this. The different adjustments on the strap should take care of this.Thank you!
291908
i tied a shoe string to the loops on the bottom of the bag and secured it to the framework in the seat for some added stabilization. It has a strap that will also run through the seat structure. The shoe string keeps it stable from side movement
1375936
the package weigh approx. 37lbs. it could be easily moved but a help would be better depending on your physical state.
733979
Interesting question. This is 4 foot long, double thickness and appears to be single stitched on the edge, double stitched where the loops meet back to the main strap, the ends are looped and lined with a neoprene like material to protect the band - this is a heavy duty anchor strap. If a rigger's belt can be used as a safety or dragging belt, I don't see why this double thick strap would not handle body weight. Remember the sewing is only as strong as the weakest stitch, but considering the amount of weight/pressure withstood when a heavy band or set of bands is used with it, I'd say 200 pounds max would be supported. If there's a lot of rubbing/friction between the strap and the material it is looped over, more rapid wear/deterioration would be an issue. Smooth and rounded items used as the anchor would be preferred versus edged and rough material.
1505612
I think it should be alright. The straps are generous. Sorry this took so long.
1010205
I've been using sandbags from ankle weights like stated by other, as well as two dive weights. Each of those is a four lb square about 3x3 inches.....It's a tight fit but works.The vest is sturdy enough to handle 50 lbs but I haven't gone above 40 with mine.