I currently am using portable oxygen in the metal cylinders. This may be temporary. Will this basket hold the weight of a filled metal tank?
760577
yes it will because it holds not only from the side of the walker but also the top cross bar -item is strong enough-good luck
760578
Don't think so. Not sure of weight of tank but basket and attachments are lightweight. I found it very helpful but for things like glasses/cups of liquid etc.
760579
I think the basket would hold the weight if it is a smaller tank. basket is very sturdy. One of my best purchases to help my mother.
760580
Prrobably not. This particular basket is small and did not fit the walker and I had to return it.
760581
I honestly don't know, but I doubt it. I am pretty sure it isn't wide enough to hold the canister. It isn't designed to hold much weight.
760582
not a standard small tank. I would advise getting a O2 tank holder that connects to the walker.
985467
hi, the bag itself should hold up to 35 pounds, so you should be ok with the oxygen tank and the velcro should be able to hold the tank upright. if not you may have to tie it in place. thanks frank
1684976
No. It only can hold the 13-1/2" "B" cylinders. I looked and Amazon does have larger back packs that look like this one, but longer. They'll hold the "D" tank or M4 or M6. Just type in "oxygen tank back pack" and you should see them. Good luck. They are sturdy. It's interesting that my O2 supplier now has them for free. You might want to check w/your O2 supplier. Good Luck!
298899
I have it sitting on a part of my chest deep freezer that covers the compressor and acts like a shelf. It is not a hanging basket. It worked out good.
63986
If you're planning on using this for tanks and weight belts I don't think it's sturdy enough. I don't know what the max wt capacity is by the manufacturer. The bottom is fabric slung in the frame and would probably give after several uses w/ the type of weight you want to transport. Check out the wheelez site http://www.wheeleez.com/ they have several configurations and would probably be more appropriate. This would be ok for just snorkeling stuff. Good Luck,
1446504
I wouldn't...I think it would probably bend the basket out of shape unless you didn't carry much weight in it.
1928879
It will hold about two filled reuseable grocery bags. However, the fact that the frame is made of steel makes it heavy, even as a rolling load. I wish I had looked for something similar but with an aluminum frame.
63994
If you're planning on using this for tanks and weight belts I don't think it's sturdy enough. I don't know whatthe max wt capacity is by the manufacturer. The bottom is fabric slung in the frame and would probably give after several uses w/ the type of weight you want to transport. Check out the wheelez site http://www.wheeleez.com/ they have several configurations and would probably be more appropriate. This would be ok for just snorkeling stuff. Good Luck,
679260
This item is pretty sturdy, but I don't know if it will hold the weight of a LARGE flower basket. I know some flower baskets can weigh up to 30 pounds with flowers in once they grow in and when they're watered. If you hang a small basket on either end that doesn't grow a ton of flowers, it may work.
982479
We are using a Blue Rhino 4.7 (5) gallon re-fillable container which weighs approximately 20 pounds. It fits securely in the compartment and there is a hook which secures it. We also have a smaller tank (maybe 5 - 7 pounds) which we use for back up. It is not as secure in the compartment, because it is not tall enough for the hook.
1446509
Yes and No, but I guess it depends on how much wet laundry. I use a plastic laundry basket with wheels when I carry 20 to 80 pounds of wet laundry. I seriously doubt this was made for wet laundry use, as with everything one should use common sense.
1787196
Short answer yes. Long answer the basket is stamped steel with a rubber core, and the actual valve is just a rubber float valve. At your temps it would actually soften the rubber slightly causing it to make a better seal. I don't see why it would not hold up to at least 350 degrees. Around 350 the rubber would probably start to get too soft to actually hold back any back pressure coming up the drain.
928964
If the tank is metal, yes. Uses magnets to hold in place and quick release strap to secure it in place. I carry the bag everywhere.
1687285
I don't think so since this device can tip over easily. It has a net (very lite weight) basket that cannot hold much. I love this mobilater to move around the house or to pick mail without me falling. Maybe better off getting a much sturdier on that can handle the weight of the O2 tank. Since these tanks come in many sizes, perhaps a VERY small tank would work if you lay it flat on the plastic tray. Otherwise, if yours is a larger O2 tank, I would say NO. Hope this helps.
637708
Yes, that should be fine. Especially if you have stuff in it. If not, then it won't topple, but it might budge.
643057
My thought is, the longer plastic is frozen the more brittle or fragile it can become. It should work for quite a spell as long as there is no abuse to the basket. You ever have food frozen in a plastic container and drop it? Therefore, if you fill your basket full, take it out and let it hit the floor with that weight, you could more than likely say good bye to the basket. Keeping that in mind, they should work just fine.
1501681
Wald does not list a weight limit on their website. However... It's probably more than you want to carry. I've discovered that the weak link for me isn't my baskets - it's my steel rack, which when the baskets are loaded, flexes quite a bit. But I've had these baskets loaded with canned goods, frozen meat, milk, oj and other heavy stuff, and they had no problems.In short, unless you're carrying uranium bars, these baskets will almost certainly handle the weight just fine.