I have harbor freight torch cart W/junk spokes, are these quality made & strong enough for such cart? I see they rated for 250lb 2 tanks weigh < 300
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Should work great, if need you can change the bearing with high quality sealed bearing.
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I don't think these are what you need. Tractor supply has wheels that will work on a torch cart.
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These are quality spoked rims with hard rubber tires, and I'd think they would hold 250 lbs, I have mine on a yard cart so have not had the much weight on them, but they are nice plastic rims..hope that helps you.
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I'm not sure what a torch cart is, but I use my cart to haul horse manure out of the barn daily. The cart sometimes has to go through heavy mud after a heavy downpour and they seem to work fine. The wheels are solid molded PVC and you don't have to worry about flats, but I'm not crazy about the PVC rim & spokes. My old rims were plastic with rubber tires & tubes, the spokes broke and I tried to repair but never would work right with the weight. If these last 10 years they will have served their purpose. Check your axle thickness as these will only work on 5/8" & 3/4" shafts, they do include the bearings for both sizes. I'm not sure what a torch cart is, but I use my cart to haul horse manure out of the barn daily. The cart sometimes has to go through heavy mud after a heavy downpour and they seem to work fine. The wheels are solid molded PVC and you don't have to worry about flats, but I'm not crazy about the PVC rim & spokes. My old rims were plastic with rubber tires & tubes, the spokes broke and I tried to repair but never would work right with the weight. If these last 10 years they will have served their purpose. Check your axle thickness as these will only work on 5/8" & 3/4" shafts, they... » Read More I'm not sure what a torch cart is, but I use my cart to haul horse manure out of the barn daily. The cart sometimes has to go through heavy mud after a heavy downpour and they seem to work fine. The wheels are solid molded PVC and you don't have to worry about flats, but I'm not crazy about the PVC rim & spokes. My old rims were plastic with rubber tires & tubes, the spokes broke and I tried to repair but never would work right with the weight. If these last 10 years they will have served their purpose. Check your axle thickness as these will only work on 5/8" & 3/4" shafts, they do include the bearings for both sizes. « Show Less
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They seem to be good quality (so far). I use mine on a Rubbermaid garden cart, to haul hay and feed around the farm . My cart is rated at 300 lbs, so I would think that you would be ok.
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We just got a normal cart from Home Depot (got it on sale for $25.00) and used stretchable tie downs to hold it up against the cart. the Cart is light weight and can hold and move an enormous amount of weight. "Milwaukee Hand Trucks with 7" tires" - Folds away nicely.
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I think 70 lbs would be pretty heavy for that cart. Check out this one,Seville Classics SHE99307 ,it might be more of what your looking for.
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yes on both accounts, they are rated B for around 785 lbs. Check NADA.com for your trailer weight.. Good Luck ]
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I wouldn't risk it. I weigh 160-165 and I blew a rear spoke. I love the wheels, but I wouldn't trust them past 180-190.
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I purchased this cart to haul stuff in my garden....I found it to be a bit too flimbsy for anything over 20--30 lbs!!
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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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I use them for a cart to load in my van that I can't lift by myself. The ad states that they will handle 1500 lbs however.
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Hi Todd,These would not due to the amount of weight that they can support. However, Woodcraft offers a variety of 3" and 4" casters with varying sizes of threads that are rated to hold 300 lbs. per caster. If you outfitted your lift with 6 of those, you could support up to 1800 lbs. Here's an ASIN you can search to see an example, B0035Y9E6O. Let us know if we can help you with specifics you're looking for. We'd be happy to. Thanks!
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I've not had to support anything that heavy with them. Nothing over 75 LBSFor something that heavy I wouldn't use them. I would use a 4 or 5 inch wheel which you can purchase at a Home Depot or Lowes for about the same price you would pay for the EB's
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I use mine on a boat trailer but my boat weighs about 1000lbs. You should be ok since each tire would be loaded with 750lbs. plus trailer weight. Check the posted load rating on tire to be sure.
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this is a great cart... had many before and they fell apart w/ min. weight. i can put over 100lbs. in this and it still moves like a feather. def. get this. you will not be sorry...zack
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They should be Ok for a cart. It would depend on the output from the radio itself. I have them on a pontoon without an amp and they are OK.
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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.
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The wheels are strong enough. Maybe not for off road, but on concrete they hold the welder and tank just fine.
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Very well made. Id say they could withstand a small rock, depending on how much force was behind it. I have them on a golf cart which has had some rough terrain go under it.
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The spokes are steel. Not sure what you're asking on the wheels. I got this cart for my Wife, and she loves it. The only issue I have with the cart is the tub tends to disengage with really heavy loads. I highly recommend this cart, you will not be disappointed with this purchase.