i want to use it to lift an outboard motor on and off a boat. the motor may way 150lbs. i think this is the way to go.
252577
Your motor will not be any trouble to lift with the hoist. This is one of the best built hoists on the market. We use it for 150-200 pound sheep and other things around the farm. I would not hesitate to purchase the Foreverlast.
252578
The hoist will handle it and then some. I used it to lift a 600lbs. mower deck of my truck.
252579
Yes, you should be able to lift a Outboard motor with this hoist if you are able to balance it. The hoist has a 450lb weight capacity, so it should easily lift the motor.
252580
The hoist can lift a 150 pound motor easy, and has a 360 swing to it. Your backing your truckto the back of the boat first. Should be no problem.
2024796
Ive never tested the absolute limits of this machine but You could fit 5 45lb plates on either side. Thats a lot of weight to lift. The cable is definitely strong enough and the pulleys seem adequate.
1198618
I have a 21 foot sailboat that weighs approximately 1,200 lbs, and I have this motor on it. It works just fine getting us up and down the local river. Although it un-primes itself rather quickly once you turn it off, and it takes a minute to get primed enough and to pull it enough to start it. But once you get it started it runs quite well.
1868697
The specs say it will carry over 90 lbs. I use it to haul yard junk over 100 lbs
404889
I use it to haul a 40 ft ladder on my Tundra. It will adjust higher than I need it to.
869709
That's what I have it installed on. I dont recommend using it to lift a loaded trailer, but it works fine.
719746
I bought this jack last year. I use it on a travel trailer with a dry weight of 4800 lbs, and it works great! It makes setup a lot easier than it used to be. I think you will find that it will do the job.
1618402
I would say yes. If it struggles add a snatch block and double the pull strength . It is a great winch.
158232
I used it on a tractor with 1 ton chevy truck wheel plates to pull it off a hydraulic motor shaft. The bolts must line up is the biggest requirement. You might need a four prong puller. If cheaper than shop labor buy two to get more legs.
1067179
I am not sure what your question is? But I did use this gambrel to pick up a 300 lb john boat. It had no problem with that.
65720
It's pretty "heavy-duty," so it should lift a riding tractor mower if you have a sturdy place on the mower to hook the two together. You may have to get the Hi-Lift Jack ORB Off-Road Base for it if you're doing this on other than a hard surface. Good Luck!
987044
No its not. The reason I bought one, is for my trolling motor! Its really light not heavy. It can expand to like 2-3 ft and is use full when a telling motor is handle is not long enough.
591341
I use it to haul an 80 lb canoe. It holds it no problem. I'm not sure about 140lb though. Good luck with that.
2156918
It is very straight forward, but keep in mind that the gain you get in lifting power shrinks the distance you can lift, or requires a long rope. The standard 75 feet of rope that comes with it allows a lift of about 8 feet. Also, there is no brake, so if you let go, your load will drop. I use mine to lift iron plates out of pianos and it works fine. I got a jam cleat out of West Marine to serve as a way of quickly holding a load in place. You can use any way you like to tie things off once lifted, but I find this convenient.
1404077
It is a 500lb lift motor. Ergomotion has been bought out so this model might be discontinued. I would recommend looking at Leggett & Platt the motors have a 700lb lift capacity.
2253703
Yes it's strong enough for most applications. It's rated at 275 lbs. It assembles easily and has sturdy wheels. I am happy with the product.
2200836
I use mine to lift a Polaris Sportsman 500 ATV. Because it's so high off the ground, I use 4x4's along with ratchet straps. Not sure I'd get under it without someone spotting from above, but nevertheless, it's pretty stable. I really like my lift. Very happy with the purchase. I do move the rig around my garage floor with the ATV strapped on. No problems there.