How many feet can it lift?
1075335
Technically, it is not lifting but pushing - there is a limit to what a vacuum pump can pull, so I think this type of pump can push more - of course this type of pump also has a limit. I use it to reach into my sailboat bilge located in its shoal draft keel, then up to the lower edge of the hatch opening & out. I need to extend my whole arm down there to touch bottom with my shoulder a few inches below the hatch opening, so I estimate the total vertical distance is about 3 feet 4 inches. This unit easily pumps water up that height, and still pumps it out at a healthy velocity. It's also the only pump I have found that can fit into that very small space.
1075336
Technically, it is not lifting but pushing - there is a limit to what a vacuum pump can pull, so I think this type of pump can push more - of course this type of pump also has a limit. I use it to reach into my sailboat bilge located in its shoal draft keel, then up to the lower edge of the hatch opening & out. I need to extend my whole arm down there to touch bottom with my shoulder a few inches below the hatch opening, so I estimate the total vertical distance is about 3 feet 4 inches. This unit easily pumps water up that height, and still pumps it out at a healthy velocity. It's also the only pump I have found that can fit into that very small space. Technically, it is not lifting but pushing - there is a limit to what a vacuum pump can pull, so I think this type of pump can push more - of course this type of pump also has a limit. I use it to reach into my sailboat bilge located in its shoal draft keel, then up to the lower edge of the hatch opening & out. I need to extend my whole arm down there to touch bottom with my shoulder a few inches below the hatch opening, so I estimate the total vertical distance is about 3 feet 4 inches. This unit easily pumps water up that height, and still pumps it out at a healthy velocity. It's also the... » Read More Technically, it is not lifting but pushing - there is a limit to what a vacuum pump can pull, so I think this type of pump can push more - of course this type of pump also has a limit. I use it to reach into my sailboat bilge located in its shoal draft keel, then up to the lower edge of the hatch opening & out. I need to extend my whole arm down there to touch bottom with my shoulder a few inches below the hatch opening, so I estimate the total vertical distance is about 3 feet 4 inches. This unit easily pumps water up that height, and still pumps it out at a healthy velocity. It's also the only pump I have found that can fit into that very small space. « Show Less
1602689
The manual says the ECO-264 can pump to a maximum lift of 6.5 feet. Note that if the pump is submerged, lift is measured from the surface of the water, not from the depth of the pump. So if the pump is submerged in water to a depth of 5 feet, it can pump to 6.5 feet above the surface, for a total distance, from pump to end of hose, of 11.5 feet.
746875
close to 23 inches. the height is the most that i found for the money. it lifts my full size Dodge Ram and Jeep with our no problem. I highly recommend this jack
1214492
Of course it can as long as you can chock the wheels but it depends how high off the ground you'll need to lift. Good range but maybe not the highest available but bang for buck and understanding this is far from everyday quality.....go for it !
1941501
i would say about 12 to 14 inches. i am in my late 60's and have problems lifting up. not on this. it is easy to get up from.
1548178
approx 6" to 8" from wheels to lift, approx 2.5 ft from wheels to handle. seems well build from heavy gauge metal. Should leverage weight to the limits stated in its specs.
152446
You got to remember there is only 65 feet of rope. To be exact it is 8 1/2 feet. Have someone hold the stationary block pull out the rope holding the traveling block all the way out to the end of rope that you pull on. The more rope you have the longer the lift.
896328
The box says it has an 8' lift range. I measured and the lift chain length is just under 8', but if you include the hook it would be the 8'. The total distance from the top hook to the bottom hook on the chain would be more then 8'.
1818908
Way more than strong enough. The problem I had was that they shorted me something like 8 inches so I couldn't use it for my application. Keep in mind that it will stretch when stressed. I used it to pull 250 lbs and at 25 feet it stretched several inches. For a couple of feet and with multiple strands stretching won't be an issue.
479157
We used this on a banner messuring 4X8 and lifted it about 6 or 7 feet, and it was not fully extended. I would say it could go up as high as 8ft and as wide as 10.
710094
This lift is awesome. It will get just about anything off the ground! Very stable. You could put a piece of 2x4 on one of the lifting arms. Just be sure you are on a flat surface. Very heavy duty. Rolls well. Has handle and
1326767
The instructions that come with the pump do not say (I just checked) but I would say an easy 10 or more feet, it is very powerful pump.
1035622
I believe it's rated for up to 440 lbs. I use it to lift a jeep hard top and it's more that adequate for that
327193
Yes. We lift ours 12ft. We needed to put 2x6 boards across the trusses to center the system in our garage. Works so slick!
1581216
If you mean "Can this pump lift water 50 ft?" then the answer is No. The theoretical maximum is 33 ft, and that would require a vacuum pump. The pump inlet needs to be no more than 3 ft above the water level or the pump will suck nothing. If the pump inlet is close to the water, this pump will pump the water up 120 ft.
1600470
Depends on the age...I'd say 5+. Must be ablr to lift feet up. It was hard at first on grass and carpet.
916966
The height of the lift top is not adjustable. When the top is down, the surface is about 19 inches off the ground. When raised, it is a little over 26 inches high. The top moves about 11 inches closer to the person raising it.