will this lift a moderately heavy anchor filed with weeds and sand?
1554783
Not sure what your calling moderately heavy anchor. We have a 14' Klamath with I believe a six pound mushroom anchor, and it has no problem pulling it loaded with weeds. It meets our expatiation's and then some. Hope this helps.
1377320
with the proper anchors it should. i have about 250 pounds on mine so check the weight rating on the anchors that you use. good luck.
252578
The hoist will handle it and then some. I used it to lift a 600lbs. mower deck of my truck.
1948703
I use it with a 6000 lb. winch and pulled tractors out of the mud. This is a solid piece and should do what you want to do with no problem.
331260
I believe it would...the anchor has some weight to it..had not had to use it in that capacity yet though!
1784771
To adequately answer your question more information is needed like size and load of trailer and what type of vehicle it is going on, so i can not provide a absolute yes or no but it should take away some sagging in theory. As for the one i put on it lifted my back end about 1.5-2 inches empty and then handle the load better.
1360834
Yes it sure will. However, the net isn't so strong as to pick up pounds of rocks. A few pebbles or small rocks - yes!
869709
That's what I have it installed on. I dont recommend using it to lift a loaded trailer, but it works fine.
272758
I don't know in foot pounds. The motor has enough "torque" to drive the jack down tight, but not enough to extend the jack further once it is tight. Our trailer is very heavy so I would not expect it to move the trailer. A word to the wise, the BAL jack that this works on, is not good for lifting once the foot is tight to the ground. The single sided screw mechanism will tilt the jack and make the gear type edges of the metal parts skip past each other. Use some other means to lift the trailer for level and then extend the jacks tight. The scissors units are stabilizers only.
1341831
I haven't tested it to that extent, but have hoisted a 60lb Kyak and a 70lb tree stand with it no problem so I think it would be sufficent. May want to double it just in case.
189878
probably, it comes with little risers that lift it about 4-5 inches off the ground.
341544
yes. i use mine to yank down trees, putting almost 5000lbs of force on one. its a very strong strap
668290
No. It doesn't lift the trailer that high. It only lifts about five inches- just enough to get the tire off the ground. You will like it.
1088955
I would think so. It is the best anchor system I have found without pouring concrete.
668288
If the ground is level enough and the load in the trailer is well balanced, it won't raise the side too high to be safe.Frank is right about needing to put a two-by ramp under the Trailer Aid, but that's no problem.
222623
I really do not know the amount of weight theses anchors will hold. However, I am using them on my grape vines and I am confident they are strong enough to hold the vines as they grow with no difficulty. I have been very pleased with the anchors and have recommended them to other people.
2173750
This not such an easy question to answer. I have tried to pull up new rootling's, they are not easy to get out of the ground, as you know, it might get them out if enough force where applied, but I did not force it that far, the bottom arm that takes the force when removing weeds etc. could break if to much pressure is put on it. To answer your question, the answer is 'maybe' .... if you are willing to try a lot of pressure on the handle, it might be ok, or it might break the plastic foot on the bottom of the pole with a lot of heavy use.