Can this be used for chaundelier lifting and hanging? Dont what the differences are, but chaundelier lifts are so much more expensive.
156887
I purchased it to lift and hold a Jeep hard top. It works great for that purpose. The only thing that may cause a problem with a chaundelier is it can be a bit jerky since it reels pretty quickly. Hope that helps.
156888
It would lift the weight but the hoist would have to be positioned over the hanging spot or have a pully over the hanging spot and the hoist attached to the floor.
288927
Ive never used it that way but it could be used for suspension training the webbing is very strong i would say its as strong as my 1,500 lb ratchet straps bodylastics products are very strong i dont know if its versatile enough to do all the suspension training and like the other person said it would matter if your door could handle the stress i hope my answer helps
105865
I'm sure you can use it for that but there are definitely cheaper tools targeted for that specific use. I used this bar for practicing the technique and form of my Olympic lifts. You can use it for whatever you like though!! Good luck
61617
I've never thought about that. I think the biggest thing for you to look at is the weight capacity of the resistance bands amd the elasticity of them. This pullup assist are fairly flexible and the individual bands are designed to work together for beter leverage and support. However, if you feel you are able to use resistance bands w/o injury or breakage then save you money and go with what you own. I would use a lower resistance level so you rely more on your own body and adjust the straps' lengths as you get better.
394992
Unfortunately this device was designed to be used primarily with an ez-curl bar or a straight bar. Using dumb bells can be tricky...mat be difficult to maintain balance. Hope this helps.
1374434
NO,NO NO, I do not recomend this at all. The power rack holds heavy weight but not for pulling, The power rack can move and that is all you need, If the power rack is bolted to the ground in cement might help. but this model is not made for that, you will need to upgrade to twice the strenght of this power rack, I hope this helps.
2043050
I think the pulleys will go wide enough for a tandem. That said, I would not buy this one. The other hoists that are designated for canoes and kayaks have double-rope systems which seems to lift the item evenly (both ends go up at the same rate). This one lifts one end and you have to manually level-out the load. At least that's how it works for me.
2252052
You should be able to do that. However, if you tow something heavy, the bar might get damaged.
513705
The Strong Lifts are sold on an individual basis and you can just purchase one.They are also offered in pairs as well as a separate item.
948183
My buddy that weighs 200 does some, but I wouldn't advise it. I have a power station we normally do pull ups on.
914943
You can tie, suspend dumbbells from the bar if you loop cord around the dumbbell heads. I use two 10# dumbbells and occasionally two 5# ankle weights to get up to 50#. I'm trying to figure out if I can do something similar with my kettlebell (only have 1 15#er). It can work if you give it some thought. But, you can't add PLATES to increase the weight.
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Here's a cool way to to help with the sag. If you must buy tree straps then why make them single purposed? I bought 1" nylon webbing (1/2the price of slings) 2x 10 ft and used the hammocks included 550 for cordage. The webbing is super strong has a larger mass and less abrasive to the hammock. Thread in place of the 550 and when tearing down camp the webbing can be used for lashing and other as needed. Webbing I got is rated at 1k and is (with propper training) a very good self made rescue rappell harness or lanyard for gear in floating water crossings. Not bad multi use. Add two climbing rated carabiners and you have a system to hang hammock and many other uses. Here's a cool way to to help with the sag. If you must buy tree straps then why make them single purposed? I bought 1" nylon webbing (1/2the price of slings) 2x 10 ft and used the hammocks included 550 for cordage. The webbing is super strong has a larger mass and less abrasive to the hammock. Thread in place of the 550 and when tearing down camp the webbing can be used for lashing and other as needed. Webbing I got is rated at 1k and is (with propper training) a very good self made rescue rappell harness or lanyard for gear in floating water crossings. Not bad multi use. Add two... » Read More Here's a cool way to to help with the sag. If you must buy tree straps then why make them single purposed? I bought 1" nylon webbing (1/2the price of slings) 2x 10 ft and used the hammocks included 550 for cordage. The webbing is super strong has a larger mass and less abrasive to the hammock. Thread in place of the 550 and when tearing down camp the webbing can be used for lashing and other as needed. Webbing I got is rated at 1k and is (with propper training) a very good self made rescue rappell harness or lanyard for gear in floating water crossings. Not bad multi use. Add two climbing rated carabiners and you have a system to hang hammock and many other uses. « Show Less
631272
Yes, we used the lift for a short period, but were very happy with its performance. Follow safety precautions and you should be fine.
297699
Just make sure you have jack stands, proper tooIs and the kit of course. lol. There is plenty of write up's on forums for the lift. the lift doesn't have to be the same but basically just a write up and maybe photos to help. But it's a simple process and maybe a extra set of hands to help will come in handy. Some tire shops will install these lifts for around $75 or so. Goggle will be your best friend to find lots of info and forum write ups. But to answer the question all you need is the kit, several mechanics tools and a couple jacks. It you look on forums you will find out the exact tools you need including socket sizes and more. Hope this helped. Thanks Just make sure you have jack stands, proper tooIs and the kit of course. lol. There is plenty of write up's on forums for the lift. the lift doesn't have to be the same but basically just a write up and maybe photos to help. But it's a simple process and maybe a extra set of hands to help will come in handy. Some tire shops will install these lifts for around $75 or so. Goggle will be your best friend to find lots of info and forum write ups. But to answer the question all you need is the kit, several mechanics tools and a couple jacks. It you look on forums you will find out the exact... » Read More Just make sure you have jack stands, proper tooIs and the kit of course. lol. There is plenty of write up's on forums for the lift. the lift doesn't have to be the same but basically just a write up and maybe photos to help. But it's a simple process and maybe a extra set of hands to help will come in handy. Some tire shops will install these lifts for around $75 or so. Goggle will be your best friend to find lots of info and forum write ups. But to answer the question all you need is the kit, several mechanics tools and a couple jacks. It you look on forums you will find out the exact tools you need including socket sizes and more. Hope this helped. Thanks « Show Less
96327
It all depends on how you mount it to your trusses/joists. The parts that mount to the truss/joistshave pulleys that must be perpendicular to the ground. If mounting these pulleys causes the rope to come off the pulley, then I wouldn't suggest this device for you. If the rope comes stays in the pulleys, you should have no trouble with it. The rope is one continuous piece, so one pulley can be higher than the other and it will still lift the bike level.
1706375
Please, see review... It's not worth it. I used an aqua lifter. Not even any strain... They fail.
808356
This particular machine is probably a bit light. if you start lifting seriously, you will probably outgrow this in a year. I would either get a Bowflex that allows adding rods, or go with free weights.