Block and Tackle 1100 lbs, 2200 LBS Breaking Strength Heavy Duty Pulley, 50 Ft Rope Pulley, 5:1 Lifting Power Pulley System, Pulley Hoist for Animal Husbandry, Warehouses, Constructions

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.

Working as it should. Using to hoist items up to ceiling for storage.

Nice unit that works well. I states that a 3/8” rope will work. The rope suppled is 1/4” and works well. However, I needed the total length to go 20’ not the 8’ that is supplied. So I ordered enough 3/8” rope to do what I needed. This is easier on the hands to use. I immediately found out that it wouldn’t fit and do the job. Solution was to disassemble the pulleys and insert washers to increase the space between the pulleys. It works fine now. I couldn’t find a pulley system that would use a 3/8” rope on Amazon.

I believe this is a 12 or 15’ block and tackle pulley system. The rope is very solid as is the pulley system itself.It was very easy to use right out of the box. It comes with a drawstring bag as well however we are installing ours in our storage unit to help pull out jet ski trailer inside since it’s a tight fit.The quality seems good and the size was perfect for what we needed it for.

You can lift a very heavy load with this but cable must be kept tight after unhooking the load, the bottom pulley can flip over and tangle the crap out of the rope. Best to hook something to the bottom pulley after unhooking it. I used a bucket.

Excellent item. Value for money is Excellent. Saves your back/body from injury. Very easy-to-use

Used this to pull a large toolbox into a trailer. As others have said, it was a little tedious getting all the ropes in line, but I was surprised how easy it was to pull and how powerful it was.

The pulleys have too much tolerance between the body and the line kept getting pinched. I was working with around 500lbs suspended while on a 20 ft extension ladder, I had additional areas where my material was secured in case the tackle failed. No surprise as soon as I pulled the line out it systematically cut through itself with the body of the tackle and dropped about 2 ft. Fortunately I didn’t fall to my death but what a stupid design. Chain falls are your friend. No more of this garbage again. Ever.