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Only as much as the timber it screws into will hold. A lag eye is a wood screw with a ring on top, so the holding power comes from thread engagement in solid material, not from the eye. In soft or split timber it will draw out under load.
No. There is no rated load published for it, and a screwed-in eye is the wrong anchor for anything that could let go under tension. Use it for awning guys, shade sail lines, fenders and light tie-offs, and use certified gear where a failure could hurt someone.
Always, in hardwood or anywhere near an edge. Drive a lag eye dry into seasoned hardwood and you will either snap it or split the timber, and a split lets water in behind the thread. Drill a pilot slightly under the thread diameter and wax the thread.

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