how much weight can the rotsserie hold??
1333362
The most weight I have ever had on it was a chicken that was just a hair under 5 pounds. I just happened to re-read an old post that I had written about this rottiserie and someone who commented on it said that she had cooked a 10 pound prime rib roast on it. I would listen carefully to the motor. It makes a different sound when it is straining too hard. I think I might be nervous to put that much weight on mine, only because it is getting more difficult to find replacement parts (right now only available on e-bay) since this rotisserie is not made any more. Too bad! I hope they bring it back! The most weight I have ever had on it was a chicken that was just a hair under 5 pounds. I just happened to re-read an old post that I had written about this rottiserie and someone who commented on it said that she had cooked a 10 pound prime rib roast on it. I would listen carefully to the motor. It makes a different sound when it is straining too hard. I think I might be nervous to put that much weight on mine, only because it is getting more difficult to find replacement parts (right now only available on e-bay) since this rotisserie is not made any more. Too bad! I hope they bring it back!
1333363
I have not tested it to the limit, but I would think that it could hold as much as you could get on it--it is very sturdy.
1333364
We have rotisseried 4.5# chicken. It did well. It was not stuffed, although an onion was in the large breast cavity and it did very well. :)
1333365
Fortunately I still have my original Faberware manual. It seem to be a six pound maximum for the rotisserie.
1333366
It will turn and do a great job on up to 15 lb turkey. I had one years ago, and used the farberware for at least 10 turkeys. It self-basted, and took no longer than an oven. And back then (early 80's) cost no where near $200, or even $100. Lost it in a house fire, tho. (the farberware was not at fault)
1333367
I do six pounds on a regular basis.......more than the weight whatever it is has to be able to turn and clear the heating element etc.
1333368
Keep in mind the Farberware rotisserie comes in 2 sizes, the larger one would easily handle a 14lb turkey, the smaller, prob a 10-12lb.
1447830
I would guess it can hold weight up to about 300 pounds. Seems quite durable
1120854
I'm not sure - it holds me easily at 210. I think it would take at least 300 lbs.
2214545
my dh weighs about 240 lbs and has never had a problem with this product....the type of material it is made of I think would withstand over 300 lbs.
355961
I have one and love it, I don't know how much it will hold, but I know it will hold around 200 lbs for sure! cuz ppl of that weight have used it :)
1779042
I am sure there is weight limit, although I don't know what it is, as I didn't need to check and I discarded the paperwork. I love the disc. However, I think persons with large weight would need to exercise extreme caution on the disc, even if it can hold them weight-wise. The disc is small (just enough for two medium size feet) and someone large may find it difficult to maintain stability/balance, especially depending on their center of gravity and overall mobility. If using the disc, I would strongly recommend holding on to a stationary object to *anyone* starting out.
381296
My guess would be less than 3 pounds. After using mine for several weeks, it is great and still holding shape.
2236991
I bought new. And it held at 125lbs. I would suggest you be sure the under clip is intact that holds the two sections together
1439007
Mine has held about 300 lbs with no problem. Contact the seller for warranty. A bit of of advice; when you get it, be sure to check for peeling paint. they had to send me three different seat backs before I got a good one. The seller was VERY cooperative.
82187
The manufacturer doesn't list a weight capacity, but I have kept a 100 pound piece of equipment on mine for more than a year with no issues.
2265944
I have read on another website that it holds up to 300 lbs. I can verify that it will hold at least 225.
534268
I do not know the specific weight limits for the rotor but I believe that it can easily handle 4.4 pounds (2kgs). I installed a Wingard 100-mile range antenna on my rotor and it rotates and functions smoothly and quickly. Unfortunately I did not keep the specs on my Wingard antenna (it is mounted on the roof and impractical to disassemble for this answer) but it seemed rather lightweight, but probably heavier than 4.4 pounds. I do not believe you should encounter any difficulty at all with a load of 4.4 pounds. Hope these comments are helpful.
1471378
Possibly enough for Arnold. I can't say what weight it would structurally snap in half if that is what your asking
1942391
Got this for my 5yr old grand daughter who is approx 45lbs... I think the box says 140lbs. I weight 120, tried it and it's a extremely sturdy piece of equipment. Easy to assemble! You can check under product description for max weight. Delivery time was good too.
960967
I have about 25 lbs on mine and it is stable and strong enough to hold that much more.Seems very strong and stable to me.
1950023
The pair can hold 100lbs. They are great quality though. Only thing I wish is that they had a locking feature when extended
73920
Hello. It will hold 50 pounds easily, probably a lot more. As I was asked this question before, I'll just reprint that answer here: I added a pair of Wald baskets Wald 582 Folding Bicycle Rear Rack Grocery Baskets, Set of 2 Black that attach directly to this rack, and I have carried 4 gallons of water (33 pounds) plus up to 20 pounds of groceries easily. The weight is transferred mostly to the rear axle, so unless you keep the load forward, overloading can make the bike squirrelly. I think the rack is rated for around 30 pounds, but I can sit my entire weight (162#) on it without damaging it. It is a sturdy product, but you must check and tighten the bolts that connect it to the frame regularly.