the rope is 65 feet 4 pulleys how high will it lift with this configuration?
152446
You got to remember there is only 65 feet of rope. To be exact it is 8 1/2 feet. Have someone hold the stationary block pull out the rope holding the traveling block all the way out to the end of rope that you pull on. The more rope you have the longer the lift.
1031888
It depends on how high you can reach. The switch is 65 inches above the ground.
1820598
I wouldn't use synthetic rope to lift anything overhead. Wire is more durable and will hold more load (especially "jerk" load) but will separate with use and cause the user to cut their hands with the freyed wire. Also, if you are going to lift overhead, be sure to check that the winch is made for that type of use. I own 4 of these and they haven't failed yet as far as pulling my atv's out of the mud.
1635726
This 5/16" link is rated by Master at 5000 pounds, for applications like towing. I would de-rate it by a factor of at least 2 for lifting overhead.
1913466
It depends on the length of the rope. With the 65' rope included it will stretch about (or lift) about 12 feet. I used a 200 foot rope that I already had in order to pull my boat into the garage. I anchored the hoist to a back wall stud and pull the boat in by hand so I can place it in the garage all the way back to the wall. I could not see around the boat to back it in with the truck. It works really good, pulls the boat in with ease and I can feel when it just touches the back wall. Could not do it with the truck, I would end up damaging the boat or the garage. If you need a longer reach than the 10 or so feet get a longer rope. Hope this helps.
963181
I don't know about 65mph but it will take a lot of wind if it is anchored wright
2166306
Depends on how high it is above the ground for mounting bracket. The bucket will lift as high as mounting bracket. I think it says minimum of 8" off ground.
1678348
83 inches if you include that extra nut and bolt above the top pulley that pivots to the back and front
187987
About 80 1/2" to the top of the pullies. It's defiantly taller than 80" overall.
769311
I was able to put it up in my garage which has 10.5 foot ceiling. The rope is long enough to do the job and I have not had any problems with the hoist.
709195
No, this lift only raises from 9 inches off the ground to 17.5 inches at its maximum
1842677
Without getting up, getting the lifter, and trying it out....... I'd say about 3 inches is the max height it will lift say, a couch or large chair, or whatever.
1653768
Just. The height of the two high points are 82" That leaves little room for working on the top pulleys.
290992
Not sure, I'm not lifting anywhere near that. I'd be curious how anyone can hold on to a small rope and pull with 666 lbs (6:1 mechanical advantage - and there is no brake or lock on this). If you need lifting of more than about 200 lbs, you'll probably want a winch for the rope.
2024796
Ive never tested the absolute limits of this machine but You could fit 5 45lb plates on either side. Thats a lot of weight to lift. The cable is definitely strong enough and the pulleys seem adequate.
1234737
Mm... I am not sure what your question is. You are asking for confirmation to the statement "This pulley is indicated by the manufacturer to hold (safely) equipment in the air while there is property underneath." Yes? If you are, I am not aware of any such statement by the manufacturer. If you are asking if this thing is strong enough for your purpose, that depends. I'm using it to hold up a 24 ft fiberglass ladder. My cars are underneath.
740609
If I remember correctly, I don't think it would go any higher. The winch cable is retracted all the way in when the lift is pulled up to the tailgate. .