Very simple question, if i want to drill into my wall, this is powerful enough to hang bikes, guitars hangers, etc?
1610525
Absolutely. With a sharp drill bit this drill has more than enough torque to handle any job around the house. It's really not a matter of having enough torque with most drills, the difference is battery life and charging times with today's drills. For general use around the house by the average 'handyman', this drill is a great buy!
1610526
Yes it will work for drilling holes. It is just not as powerful as the newer 18v drills & will need recharging more often.
1610527
Not a great drill...got rid of mine...when applied lots of pressure the chuck jammed and I couldn't change drill bits. This drill is inexpensive for a reason!
1100336
I wouldn't use it for anything too heavy. Also if what you are hanging on the hook gets too heavy you will need to install backing in your wall no matter what hook you use.
1869697
Short answer is you will be fine. It takes two screws to mount and does come with the necessary hardware to mount onto drywall. Mounting into the stud is the best option in which case a normal wood screw can be used and would only leave a smaller hole than the anchors. These are very inexpensive guitar hangers and I wouldn't trust it to hold an instrument of any value.
721712
There are better and cheaper ways to store a bike by hanging it on a wall. I think you risk damaging the frame or finish repeatedly clamping the bike into this tool.
1328881
A look at the back of the speakers reveal only one hole for Wall mounting only. The large jole with a smaller hole on the top for sliding a hanger or nail onto is weight dependant. I would not recommend ceiling mounting
1640447
For muscle ups, it's certainly strong enough, but it would have to be mounted pretty low or your ceiling would have to be pretty high. Also you'd have do them facing the bar/facing the wall because not sure if there's enough clearance (how much it sticks out from the wall). Not familiar with the Barstarzz/Barbarian workouts.
2216693
Yes. Sturdy enough to hang an electric guitar... If you know how to install it
524709
Yes, absolutely! I have two of these racks and both are attached to the wall with the simple brass hardware that you use to hang pictures. Use two hangers per rack for stability and you are good to go!
1096241
I was surprised how strong mine turned out using the provided hardware. Mounting as you say would work well, if there is no stud, it will hold most tools, shovels, etc one could fit on it, mounting just to Sheetrock.
1625050
I would think so. However, keep in mind this is a straight pulley system. It takes some muscle to hoist anything of weight.
1911045
I think ti depends on how it's installed ............ you can put more weight on it if you drill the screws into wall studs vs just the wall. Having said that, I have mine installed/screwed into the wall stud and I hang heavy wet clothes on it to drip dry; I load it up and I've had no problems.
728896
Yes, I hang mine on the wall in the garage but I have leaned it against the wall as well. Very solid piece of equipment.
2044611
Other than the base looks the same to me except the wood base has 2 screws and the other one has 3. One word of caution, use drywall anchors from lowes or Home Depot rated for 79 lbs. do not use the crappy screws that come with it. Give it a little yank test before you trust your guitar to it. Not to test the hanger but to test your wall and hanging skills. Really wood or no wood it should work the same.
2076382
Yes, but you have to buy concrete wall screw or concrete wall anchor. I also had to get a drill bit for concrete to drill the hole. My drill is not very powerful and it took 2 hours to make a hole deep enough in my garage wall to attach this. There is only one hole, so the unit moves when I put my bike on in. We only put one bike on it. A two-screw unit would be more stable. I do like that it folds up against the wall, if needed.
2145890
No idea. I used it to extend a hitch for a bike rack, and it seems to sway more than I would expect. Not so sure it would work for your purposes.
679263
As long as the brackets are securely attached to the wall, it should be plenty strong enough to handle an average sized hanging basket.
2113220
Should be fine, just make sure you do it properly, not into sheet-rock. Heck I (175lb+ man) hang from two 3/8ths eye bolts (not this bar) drilled into a typical cheap 2x4 (found in most homes) regularly. So kiddos should be fine if it is mounted properly, make sure you use a stud finder, mount it near another joint/wall and drill the pilot hole a size or two smaller than the bolt.