From pulley to ground how many feet?
1254599
I drive a tundra so id say about 6 7 feet. By the way great for field dressing
1254600
On my truck, 4wd Toyota Tundra it is around 9 feet. Some depends on your hitch height.
1254601
I have a 1/2 ton pickup and it measures around 83 inches to pulley. I used it also on my Polaris Ranger and had no problem getting the deer swung over the edge of its bed. That is with the legs tied together. Hope this helps!
2254466
I have the 4 Ton Dual Grear Puller I just went downstairs to the garage and measured mine, with it fully wound up, gets down to about 25 inches measured from the tip of the hook on one end, to tip of the hook on the other end, measured using the single or double line method.
823599
Depends upon the "puller" and the "pulled". This rig has a slick poly line to pull, the puller should be wearing a good pair of stout leather gloves to wrap around the line. This rig, a two fold purchase could easily support a 300 pound load. However, due to the small slick poly hoisting line the load could easily slip resulting in damage to the load. Anyone hoisting a live person or hoisting loads with people working under the load should not use this rig.
834021
mine goes about 30 feet (with a linear trajectory) beyond that it's up to gravity/wind/luck
1407021
We bought 2 and they were a single pulley. When we got them they were 7.76 each. They work great for a clothesline. So easy to pull and better than the ones we looked at, at the hardware store. They work so much easier than the one we had before! Great pulleys.
781253
I'm not sure i understand your question, however it appears that you are asking which configuration would be best? There is only one configuration to this system, so there is no easy or hard way. From a physics perspective, it doesn't matter which way you pull on the loose end, the weight is essentially the same. The mechanical advantage is in the configuration of the rope, and the moving pulleys
1952045
Approximately 18 inches with the shortest supplied support pole, from the ceiling to the bottom of the fineal; the pull chains provided hang another 7 to 9 inches below the fineal. Apparently there are longer poles (which connect the fan motor to the ceiling, including one sold separately) which run considerably longer if your ceiling is at a 45 degree slope or you have a taller ceiling.
1398652
Mine are set nearly 10' apart, and there is enough rope to separate them further. The pulleys lift independently, but ultimately you will be able to level it out. You have two ropes to pull as you lift.
2026281
I don't have a definitive number on the length, only can say there is plenty of pulley strap that allows us to hang the kayak pretty high up, and we have the ability to lower it plenty to get it off the straps. The description of the item doesn't say? Our garage ceiling is about 10 feet high. The pulleys have a ratchet type locking mechanism.
2207389
They pulley portion - If they are thick (concrete type) about four on each side. Thin metal plates are about nine on each side. The leg lift area, about three maybe four thick (concrete type) and the metal plates are about 8 to 9.
1912137
It is a fairly static rope with about a 2% stretch or so at the most. 2 feet will stretch about half to 3/4 of an inch when pulled hard. I don't know if it would stretch more with continues load but I don't think so
770813
If you go to Wondermotor's web site, you can find the max. torque load in inch pounds. An 8" pulley would be 4" out from center. Divide the max. in. lb. rating by 4 & it ought to be pretty close. It won't be very much. I just checked & it's rated at 8.5 foot pounds, that's 102 in. lb. This works out to about 25.5 lb. with the 8"ulley. In reality, I don't think it would actually lift that much without damaging the plastic driven gear inside. I used mine to build a mobility scooter hoist to get the sections of my scooter in the back of the car. At the highest part on my lift I have a 4" diameter spool of webbing. It lifted the 28 lb. deck section OK but it was groaning. I added a pulley block to cut the load in half.
1031888
It depends on how high you can reach. The switch is 65 inches above the ground.
942522
we usually go no more than 40 yds. to be safe, the motors will start to breaking up when your getting out of range
2207390
That depends on the weight amount you want to lift. I think the max weight for the pulley is 225 lbs but I'm not sure about the leg lift.
1818908
Way more than strong enough. The problem I had was that they shorted me something like 8 inches so I couldn't use it for my application. Keep in mind that it will stretch when stressed. I used it to pull 250 lbs and at 25 feet it stretched several inches. For a couple of feet and with multiple strands stretching won't be an issue.
2260736
Maybe about 1 or almost 2 feet.. not very long but does the job if where you need it to go is not too far.