Top Pulley System for Kayak, Canoe, Bike or Ladder (125 lb Capacity)

This is a great product and easy enough to set up. As I have steel beams I bought beam clamps and used this rather than screwing the brackets into the ceiling, which I didn't want to do as it is an old lath and plaster ceiling. Just waiting for my paddleboard to verify.delivered now!

First class item, well made and does the job I intended. Slight concern when reading instruction and it shows two ropes but only supplies one, further reading made it very clear where second rope came from. Overall impressed

Good bit of kit Unfortunately I was missing one of the machine bolts but a trip to B&Q later I got the bolt

Really good hoist makes easy work of storing the canoe

Does job know issue at all

Works very well just one little niggle the instructions say cut the rope in half after you’ve taken the piece for separation? But as one hoist is further away than the other you need to allow more rope

Easy to install 😂 my friend and i are both engineers but took us a few different rooe configurations before it worked.

Does the job could be a little better made but it does the job and it’s safe

Perfekt! Lätt att få upp gummibåten i taket, spar utrymme!

I bought this along with the companies bike lift and cannot believe the difference in quality and ability. This is a double rope pull system, vastly superior to the single pull bike lift. The lifting hooks are industrial quality and the nylon straps look like they would support a small car. Now, can I easily life by 70lb ebike using just the ropes - no but I'm old and don't have the strength I used to. And, I don't need it to store the bike, only to service it which means it only needs to be about a foot off the ground so I lift each end and my wife locks in the ropes with the braking mechanism - easy. Beats having to have a dedicated bike stand in the way all the time and at about 20% of the cost. While I use it for my bike, it would obviously do well with ladders, kayaks, roof top carriers, etc. . The included straps are long and will allow it to go about a variety of sizes so it is compatible with a lot of objects most of us would not want taking up floor space. Included rope was plenty for my purposes (10ft ceilings, pulleys on 25" apart for a bike), seems reasonable durable and strong. I expect to get a good 5-7 years out of the product as the nylon pulleys will deteriorate in the desert heat of my garage but I've gotten used to replacing anything plastic or nylon in that timeframe. So, hats off to a really well made and thought out product at a more than reasonable price!

Buen producto, se instala fácil se ve resistente, de buena calidad.

Muito bom e pratica instalacao

Installation was easy, the hoist operates very smoothly. The locking mechanism works good too. Overall very happy. For the instructions there are two issues. 1) It says to cut 6-10 feet off the rope so you can use it to tie the two hooks together. I have 9 foot ceilings, there's no way there would be enough rope for the hoist if I cut 6 feet off of it. Instead I just used some other rope I already had. 2) It says to cut the rope in half for the two pulleys. But one pulley requires way more rope than the other so I think this is just an error. However I don't think you should cut the rope at all. I left the entire rope intact, I just tied a knot on one end, threaded it through, then tied a knot on the other end. This makes way more sense to me. The other thing I would like change is the design of the ceiling mount. It adds 3 inches to the overall height of the thing for no good reason. I'm bolting this into joists, I wish that bracket was just flush with the ceiling. They designed it to accommodate different scenarios, exposed joists versus drywalled ceiling. However I think the product could still be flexible but offer a better solution for flush mounting. Between the joist bracket, the pulleys and the hooks I'm losing 1.5 feet of space. I would like the kayak to be tucked way up. Last thing is the spacing of the pulleys. The instructions say to space them between 6 and 10 feet. I don't understand why they say 6 feet minimum. My kayak is short (10.5 feet). I decided to space them 5 feet apart and still I think the straps are further out than I would like. I may remount them 4 feet apart. That's fine, my issue is the instructions make it sound like it's bad to mount them any closer than 6 feet.