how much weight wiil the cross bars will hold?
1422446
I've used mine with both a large muslin background, and also a large roll of paper background (aprox. 8'x10'). The paper weighs at least 10# and there has never been any sag or other stress on use system. For ordinary studio applications this is a good and stable product.
23633
Yes, very sturdy...though, after a few months use, the webbing at the front edge tends to droop a bit, putting your bum onto the cross bar...Might be correctable.
863169
The cross bar is about 48'' wide so that would be the max width. I mounted mine on a 5' bucket and they work extremely well. Hope this will help. Cheers.
686597
The cross bars are 10" across not counting the rods, I do not think 12" will be enough room.
1832775
The rack is approx 53 inches long, front cross bar to front of rack needs 8 inches, max between 2 cross bars is 38 inches, which leaves 7 inches from rear cross bar to rear of rack.
1020038
That's actually a pretty good question. I'd say the cross bars extend about one inch above the rails.
1587992
Would trust Yakima, they are not designed to fit small crossbars. Anything under 1.5" diameter would give me pause.
2038680
We use a set to hold a swing and another set for a trapese bar. I swing with my son together so that would be about 180lbs on the swing. Not sure how much they would fully support but we've used them quite a bit with that much weight.
2221338
I would and did get mine heavier than I needed just in case I upgrade to a larger trailer in the future. My weight was 595lbs unloaded and I opted for 1000lb rated bars....works great! Hope that helps
2092956
I loved my cross bars, I used it for my kayak. It comes with all the hardware that you need. Hardest part I had was figuring out how to take the strips off my roof. Only had 1 kayak possibly 50lbs and it worked wonderfully with j racks.
2156003
I am 190 lbs. and have bounced on these bars to test the strength and did not have any issues. I have a few friends pushing 300lbs., but I do not think they have tried stepping on these when they get in the truck.
1039763
We've only carried things like ladders 15-20 miles but I assume the crossbars would easily support a 200 pound load for a longer trip. As the previous poster mentioned, your mpg would definitely suffer.
1557106
The opening on these is tubular to work with Yakima bars. I don't think they would hold well on square crossbars.
931846
Unkonwn but the bars are metal and should hold 100 pounds like the OEM, They look the same and not flimsy.
1083679
Reginald, this will support anything 15 lbs or less. The cross bar extends 12 feet across. you may want to contact Savage company about the weight. We appreciate your inquiry.Regards,Alex G
1672213
i have a pair of 50lbs plates i put on the bar along with a pair of 25lbs...im guessing the bar can hold up to 250lbs, but dont quote me on that
1623673
I would think so... I have them and they seem standard cross bars. I can put 2 ladders on them with no problem.