What Is The Heaviest Thing You've Ever Lifted?

[Luminance 2,179]

An transaxle to a B18C1 on the garage floor.

[EquestriaGuy 1,072]

My raid group. I've had to carry them on my back like Atlas.

[Chuckles4lyfe 441]

Definitely my families Armoire for sure. We had to take it down 3 flights of stairs, load it in a moving van, than bring it back up 2 flights of stairs in our new home! Luckily, we hired movers because we would have died if it weren't for them!

[Snow Frostflame 3,566]

+300 lbs of rotten, random, liquefied food, and other miscellaneous garbage. Though I had a partner.

[The_Gobo 36,257]

That sounds like the opposite of fun.

[Nsxile 23,343]

Either a guy on a stretcher or a group of bricks, as far as I remember

[TheRockARooster 44,701]

Well, when I was volunteering at Lifeline, me and some others had to move this cabinet and it was so unbelievably heavy, I think I nearly hurt my back trying to move that rotten thing.

[TBD 16,918]

I worked in the office and my boss asked me to take some boxes of textbooks downstairs. They don't have any dolly carts and the elevator is broken..damn it was like carrying boxes of bricks, let alone carrying it downstairs. 

Oh i almost forgot, and this one very large patient. I was there by myself. Should’ve call for help but everyone else is pretty occupied atm so yeah it was not fun. 

Edited May 21, 2019 by TBD

[Dashy 4 Ever 4,830]

By myself, the most I've lifted was probably up to 90 lbs. 

With help, the most I've lifted is probably up to 600 lbs.

[The Wife of Law 18,798]

I can’t recall the heaviest thing I have ever lifted, but I deal with lifting heavy animals every day at work; dogs weighing anywhere from 5lbs-150lbs.

[Here No Longer 5,266]

A 55 pound bag of dog food, and that was difficult.

[KawaiiYandere 83]

A piano.

Damn that thing was heavy.

[CheeryFox 23,782]

325 lbs. fat dood. It was a dare. I died the next day. But not the end 5me. 

[Flutterzky 24,860]

I really have no idea. Probably something around 100-200 pounds.

[Sunlight Glisten 365]

Deez nutz. 

Probably my motorcycle. 

[Prometheus 3,037]

Had to lift and move an anvil once, wasn't fun. 

Friend of mine tried to get me to wheel his broken-down motorcycle back to his place, problem was, it was miles away. Ended up refusing, regret nothing. 

[Usager 431]

Dont know how its called in english but its some kind of dirt that is used for the plants, 75kg. My weight is 70kg so i think is good 

Not so good for my back in long terms tho 

Edited May 22, 2019 by Usager

[Retro*Derpy 2,982]

My grandfather needed to get a 5x8 cargo uhaul trailer hitched to the truck. Problem was it was leaning forward on the ground, and he couldn't lift it up enough to latch it. I managed to do it, but it left my arms and fingers sore for a couple days.

[dead account 2,692]

My wardrobe (empty)...

[Tom Gallagher 33,454]

Weights that were clearly too heavy for me. 

[EpicEnergy 21,666]

I used to lift over 100lb-weights, but that was years ago. I haven't lifted that many pounds in a long time.

[Early Sunsets 2,099]

By myself, ~140 pounds. At my work we often get really heavy packages. We're supposed to get help lifting anything heavy, and we're supposed to use a pallet jack for packages over 150 pounds, but we never do. Too much of a hassle.

I've also "lifted" my motorcycle, but not off the ground. I just stood it back up after it fell over. It's about 380 pounds wet, but with the right leverage it's easy to stand up.

Edited April 3, 2022 by Early Sunsets

[daviddaviddavid 746]

I deadlifted 225kg (500lbs) in March last year (I've lifted some weights for years, but around this time I was considering entering strongman competitions although ultimately decided against it), so it'd have to be that. I was heavier and stronger at the time though, almost certainly couldn't still pull that weight today.

In terms of lifting something above my head, it'd be an 85kg (188lb) overhead press. I did that around a similar time to my deadlift above when my bodyweight was at its peak, but unlike the deadlift I think I would have a reasonable chance at still pressing that weight or near to it today, my shoulders have always been pretty strong.

[ZiggWheelsManning 4,691]

Several TVs, had to carry them into home a few times  

[Reality Check 625]

Either a bag of rice or a box full of magazines, both were pretty heavy when I carried them