Can I wrap this around a heavy skid of about 1000 lbs and hoist the skid up with the forks through the straps on top?
807916
I am not sure, but i don't think i would. i would set the skid on a pallet and lift from bottom.
807917
No I don't think that's safe to do. I don't think that's the intended purpose of this strap anyway.
807918
The stability and any sharp edges would be my main concern. Another factor is what you're hoisting and the danger of injury if something fails. The strap has a 10,000 lbs breaking strength but a torn strap would be my fear.
1948305
You could but the clamping mechism is a thick rubberband vs. a traditional clamp like you see on many of the higher end brands. I would not recommend mounting it to the fork. There are companies that make handle bar entensions your type of situation.
64613
Yes, you can do that. When you get the trolley just don't put the wheels in and add the rubber feet.
692915
I suppose you could, you would need straps to attach the chains and S hooks to
1419456
I wouldn't think so, but check your owners manual to see if towing is allowed. If so, it will give you the lbs. allowed.
1339627
It is pretty big so unless you have a ton I wouldn't recommend it. And also not sure how you would be able to keep the s hooks on the bars.
1684603
Yes, this hoist will work. The straps are a lot longer than they look. I actually had to take them up.
1372823
Should be able too. I put 100# on mine with no problem but that is some serious weight.
344785
Yes, you can, but it would be rather obtrusive as it's larger than you may think. I don't recommend it, but with the straps it has, you could do it.
216331
The Potlifter could handle the weight, it's the size of the load that might be a problem. Since the lifter is made up of straps, "holding" or attaching it to concrete blocks might present a dangerous problem. If the blocks slipped out of the straps someone would have some really sore toes! Getting the blocks to stay in the lifter would be a real concern for me.
521195
I can answer that question for myself: No. But I see no reason why it couldn't be used for that purpose. The jack is easily strong enough to handle that amount of weight. For the sake of safety, it would be in your best interests to chock the rear wheels and keep them on the ground
1846820
If your electric bike weighs 20-30 lbs, I would think the hoist would be ok. My Mtn bike is pretty heavy.
219965
Yes it is possible. Be sure you have a resistent table, otherwise it might breake with the heavy.
1273800
Yeah it can. The two girth hitches will wrap around the trees, one on the slack line and the other with the ratchet. It's a thicker webbing too which is nice for learning on holds tight under little tension compared to a more dynamic webbing.
1189224
I don't think the top receiver can handle the weight. It works fine to pull a trailer and a bike rack on top.
1860872
I don't think this could be used in this fashion. Possible, but doesn't seem at all practical. I use the large size pool "noodles" to move my yak from trunk to roof. Works like a charm . I use two, one gets me to the roof and then add the second to the back end. Just roll the yak on the noodle. I leave them in place to protect the roof for tie-down.
2141612
Have to agree with Charles Rice. Ask the seller. I can tell you that the forks are not built for heavy lifting. Otherwise seem to be pretty good, just don't overload the forks.