Block and Tackle 4400LBS Breaking Strength Heavy Duty Pulley, 65 Ft Rope Pulley, 7:1 Lifting Power Pulley System, Pulley Hoist with 2 Pcs 8 Ft Lift Sling(Black)

My husband has a portable lumber mill. He is using this block and tackle to help him lift logs into the mill. Very solid. Happy with purchase.

The two hand straps worked great. Nice length and very rugged. Block and tackle wheels are plastic. Frame of upper and lower pulleys are sandwiched using stamped out metal frames. The rope is 3/8” poly. Rope. It’s definitely not the type of rope you’d want to hold anything over a couple hundred pounds. I used this item to suspend a 84” x 51”! X 1 1/2” stair landing while I prepped it to lay it flat on two steel beams. The landing is approx 150 lbs. I tied the rope off using dock cleats attached to a walk stud. I out 4 eye hooks in as well. One for each corner and tied them off as well. I couldn’t trust the block and tackel to support the weight by itself. Q My biggest issue with this product was there was NO instruction in the box. With an item that claims to lift the weight advertised you’d expect to see precautions like the do’s & don’t and which end is up. Which I still don’t know I had to guess. The seller had asked for a review and now almost a week later here it is. I didn’t plan on returning it. now after reading what I’ve written I’m going to see if the seller will Accept a return. Conclusion: use the thing between your ears and don’t put yourself at risk and stay out of the way of what ever is rigged up to

we have many car parts and this helps keep the body of one of the cars off the floor.

The metal partitions look kind of cheap, thin material but we will see how it works. The ropes bit end isterminatedon the bottom block but ifotwereto be terminated on the top hook block you would have a 7:1 mechanical advantage instead of the existing 6:1 set up.

No complaints! Rope going through turnbuckle had no issues compared to some I've used in the past where the rope would sometimes drift and snag between the side and the pulley wheel. I frequently use this with a ramp at the back of the truck to pull heavy loads into the truck that I would otherwise be unable to get into the bed of the truck.