Can this storage be placed on flagstones without having to level the ground? I plan on storing toy cars and bicycles in it totaling maybe 175 lbs +/-.
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I have mine sitting on unleveled rocks and it still functions. It is not as smooth as if it were on level ground but it works
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You do not have to precisely level the ground. It appears this storage unit can be placed on any reasonably flat surface with no problems (grass, dirt, concrete). I have mine placed on flagstones and have easily over 300 lbs of items stored.
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I would definitely recommend a level surface, but it doesn't have to be perfect. Technically you could set this thing up on a flat section of grass.
1634764
I store a 1961 Corvette hardtop in my rack. It wrobably wieghs between 50 and 70 pounds. The rack is very sturdy and I would guess it would easily hold a top wieghing twice that amount.
787654
It does store flat but be aware not to put to much in it or the chain will snap!
1199228
I'm not sure if the risers are possible, but if they are you would definetly need eight. It's a pretty high bed as it is. I had no problems storing bins under. I would think it would be unstable with risers (?)
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Seems very stable to me. The instructions say you should file the four base compartments with either stones or sand. I used inexpensive construction quality sand from Home Depot and it worked very well. Hope this helps.
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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.
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Yes...the wheels just are plug-ins to a receptacle on the four corners...so even without the wheels it will be level.
875230
holy smokes! what are you carrying a car battery? If the bike is balanced well, it should hold the weight but i don't know how stable it would be. I have put bikes that i think weigh 35 pounds on it. The cradle for the bottom bracket is basically hard plastic. if you're just doing routine maintenance on the bike it should be ok but probably not serious wrenching. i like my park tools 10 or 9 (can't remember). i had a tandem on the Park and it was a little iffy. Probably close to 70lbs but longer than a normal bike. Personally i think i wasted my money on the RAD.
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It is a bench, so it should hold weight, I am on the heavy side, so I wouldn't chance it, but then I didn't buy it for that, it is a storage for my crafts.
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Yes. I had my husband do that for me. The tires state on them how many psi required. I think it was 8. Very easy to put together and stores nicely.
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It can be stored upright if it is supported on both sides otherwise it will bend
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I stacked 2 on top of each other and am happy enough with the results. Otherwise as long as it doesn't get banged around, it won't fall. Just don't put the wheels on obviously.
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Yes it can .. it is pretty strong and solid I have many 3 to 4 pound geodes and a fish tank ... very easy to put together to
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I have this setup in my garage. I put placed the heavier items on the bottom for a little more sturdiness. It's works well so far. If your kids want to move bad enough, they will. You know how that goes. It's definitely not strong enough to climb on, but it's not that flimsy really. It's a great cheaper storage option. Hope that helps.
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Agree with the other poster that if you flatten it well it will just lay there. You could screw it down but that would create a trip hazard and not add value.
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Yes, that's how I store mine. Probably wouldn't suggest kids to climb all over it though : )
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These are specifically made for unlevel conditions. The only concern is you have to watch the gravel. You don't want big chunky rocks under these. I had to buy two kits as one wasn't enough. I use them on a 12k Lb tandem axle 38 ft 5th wheel. Takes 3 under each wheel for me just for starters then one under the landing gear and rear stabilizers. That's 16 and gives me 4 more to add to the low side. If the campsite it any more out of level then that I don't want to park there anyhow.