XSTRAP STANDARD 65FT Rope Hoist 4000Lbs Break w/2PK 8FT Lift Sling Black | 4000Lbs Break Strength, rust-proof block & tackle hoist, UV-resistant polyester sling, safety hooks, for garage & hunting

Quality strong product at an affordable price

Made lifting the top off the jeep way easier!

I bought this to help move large bulky items into my attic. It does work fairly well for this.However, the rope included is only good for about 10 feet. The weight/pull reduction of the system works well, but the quality of the rope and length are questionable at best. The rope that came with my unit is not very solid, has bumps where the rope itself is flawed and definitely not long enough.I mounted a 2x6 across 2 attic rafters over the opening down into the garage. With the rope switched down to 3 pulleys it was still about 4 feet short of where I needed it to be. The rope also does not feel nor look to be all that safe or sturdy. While the pulley system is rated for 4000 pounds I would question if the rope itself would be safe at half of that.The straps though appear to be quite good for what they are designed for. It will work perfectly for what I intended it once I replace the rope with a longer and better quality item.

It is perfect for lifting the heavy sections of our large, metal, artificial Christmas tree. Despite some reviews, the components are much better than I expected. The rope is easy on the hands and I did not sense much stretching.I recommend it.

It works. The rope feels cheap and flimsy. Worked to put some tension on a tree I was cutting down but my confidence in it not breaking was low. Good for light weight lifting.

One of the best purchases I've made. Lifts up to a ton. Lifted a 120 lb. box easily with little effort. Compact, comes with a storage bag and has about 50 feet of rope, so you can lift a long distance. Straps are narrow enough to fit under any lift object, and more than strong enough One reason I bought it was it's compactness. small, easy to store- which mattered because I was working in a restricted place. Definitely worth the money.

I use this block and tackle with a ramp in order to get myself in and out of the garage since I was confined to a walker. Four wheeled walker. I showed a photo of that in another review and this review I show that I used it to move one of my cars that was on wheel dollies that are almost impossible to roll a vehicle especially when there is any grime on the floor and when all the wheels on the dollies all pointing in different directions. I was able to use this to move my car away from the wall using my max strength. I expected it to break, but it did not.

The one I purchased has 8 pulleys, so the effort is either 7:1 or 8:1 depending on how you tie off the end of the rope. The end has a small metal square attached. If you rest it against the bottom pully - it is 7:1 because the bottom pully does not rotate. If you connect the end metal piece up to the top attachment point, then it is 8:1 because the bottom pulley will then rotate. Note: this is the same logic for the 6-pully version. I used mine to lift my PK4400 paddle boat pontoons up so I could put a roller cart under each pontoon to roll the thing into my garage. The PK4400 is 340 lbs. I used an 8 ft step ladder set between the pontoons and each of the yellow straps around each pontoon and to the bottom pully hook. The boat front lifted easily. I looped the pull rope from the attach point down toward the ground and up to my right hand while I stepped onto the loop causing the pulleys to raise the boat a few inches with each repeated loop step while holding the pull rope as a brake with my left hand I raised it about 15 inches. Worked great. Repeated for each boat end. This is the first year I could do this alone without the help of my 5 busy sons. I am 70 and it was the most fun I have had in a long time. The pull rope was plenty long at 65 ft to raise almost anything up several feet as long as you weigh enough to pull the 8:1 weight. Lifting 340 lbs at one end of the boat setting flat on the ground starts at 1/2 the total weight or 170 lbs. It decreases as the angle to the ground increases until 0 lbs at vertical with the end still on the ground. So, I was easily able to raise 170 lbs 15 inches with no apparent damage to the pully system, my ladder, or to my foot. My back didn't feel a thing! At 8:1 it was a pull of 21.25 lbs each time.

Worked perfectly to assist in felling trees!

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Very helpful for pouring heavy material...

Works as it should. God value.

This worked for me in my loading of my fishing pontoon into my cargo trailer.