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Pulley blocks
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Chris Hogg wrote: I'm looking for a small sheaved pulley system with maybe two or three pulleys per sheave (if those are the right terms), capable of lifting a max of say 250 kg. I guess the sort of thing used for lifting engine blocks out of cars would be OK. Anyone point me to a supplier? The "problem" with pulleys is that they will back-run when you let go of the rope, so you might want to consider a block and tackle instead, if you are lifting heavy engines, and the like. Gordon |
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Pulley blocks
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Gordon Henderson wrote: I'm looking for a small sheaved pulley system with maybe two or three pulleys per sheave (if those are the right terms), capable of lifting a max of say 250 kg. I guess the sort of thing used for lifting engine blocks out of cars would be OK. Anyone point me to a supplier? The "problem" with pulleys is that they will back-run when you let go of the rope, so you might want to consider a block and tackle instead, if you are lifting heavy engines, and the like. My Haltrak has a lock to prevent this. -- *It ain't the size, it's... er... no, it IS ..the size. Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
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