will this product hold chicken eggs that weigh about 120 - 150 grams? A few of our chickens are producing HUGE eggs...
1640513
They are huge! Our chicken lay at the largest about 60 grams. The cartons hold them snug. The cartons are about the same size as the large egg carton you buy at the grocery store.
1640514
Yes, they are very durable. We also use them for duck eggs, anything larger will not fit in the cartons.
1640515
I doubt it. Right now our large eggs are at 75g. However for us sometimes those fit and other times they don't. It seems to be less about weight and more about the height and shape. We have some 70g eggs that are too tall for the carton. These cartons are high quality though. We are able to reuse then many times over and have hardly gone through a fraction of the box.
1640516
I bought them to do crafts with 5-6 year olds. They were very sturdy & I gave the extra's to a family who sells their chicken eggs & they haven't said anything negative.
1640517
No idea - my chickens aren't laying eggs anywhere close that size! These egg cartons are the same size as the ones you normally buy eggs at the store in. So, if you can put huge chicken eggs in those, then this will work for you.
2152576
I just added 3 X-Large Eggs to my measuring cup and it came perfectly to the right level on the cup for 1 Pound Flour. So try 3 X-Large eggs and then add a tbls extra flour or water as needed. I think you will be right in the ball park if not spot on.
691916
These racks would be too small for even a bantom sized egg. They are meant for a quail egg which is much smaller than a chicken egg. I hope this helps.
840108
Ummmm, a 15 lb. wet hanging basket may be too much for this hanger --- My bird feeder with seed is only 5 or so pounds --- This hanger is a 2 piece and the pieces are hollow (as reflected in the price). Heavy winds or other inclement weather could cause a structural failure with too much weight on the hook.
1725528
No way. I don't think it could hold even 1 pound. It works for frogs and other small critters.
1478814
There are 125 cartons that hold a dozen eggs each. They are a decent quality as well. I have been using them.
1415632
I do not know the maximum weight it will hold but I roasted a 20 pound turkey without problems.
1873142
I have personally had up to 60 pounds in mine, and it did fine. I hope that this helps.
2103620
it will easily except extra large eggs. Occasionally I have placed jumbo eggs in it and occasionally they break with removing them.
1909550
It should work fine in the chicken coop after a few days. However, I would check with the manufacturer or veterinarian first to be sure it won't affect the chickens. I would hate for all your chickens to suddenly stop laying.
1544757
It could hold a bit more(perhaps 150) but 100 seems to work best.Hope this helps.
1921383
No. I would say a 7 lb bird is about the max - we normally use it for a 5 lb or so chicken.
2145006
Hello Feda, Tnank you for your question. This item is about 120g. Any question please feel free to let us know. Thank you
1020549
This is great for Chicken eggs, and there are even egg turners available. We have had many customers use it with great success, as well as having used it ourselves with fantastic results.
448654
Hi Carl I am so sorry it took me awhile to answer your question. But yes large eggs work in this product just fine we use that size the majority of the time its quick and easy to use we love it, just make sure to put enough water in the base so that the eggs cook completely through I hope this helps.
1611661
Never having lifted a big green egg I can't say for sure. BUT, I have lifted 1/2 a wine barrel full of dirt with ease with another person so I would say yes provided both people on the handles can lift 100 Lbs each.
1664600
Yes. Take a look at one of the product pictures http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/81peHX8NymL._SL1500_.jpg. You'll just need to experiment with how much egg and 'filling'.