Will this hoist work with a 14' long, 3' beam canoe?
1684601
Yes have a 13 ft 3 ft wide tandem kayak weight 120. Hoist works great! Good Luck!
1684602
I believe the weight rating on this hoist is ~500lbs. The straps are long and would easily fit around a 3' wide boat. I think it would work splendidly with your canoe.
1684603
Yes, this hoist will work. The straps are a lot longer than they look. I actually had to take them up.
1684604
Yes it should i old work. You may need to use longer straps as slings for the boat and hook the straps to the hooks of the pull system
1684605
It should work fine. A 14' long canoe will not be an issue. The straps are quite long (91" per another review), so they should work with a 3' beam. If they were short, you could add a short piece of rope between the end of the strap and hook.
1684606
Should be OK. The straps are very generous so I assume you nan place them about ten feet apart and lift the canoe, assuming it meets the weight requirements (and it should). Worth noting is that the boat will actually only get within 6-12 inches from the ceiling. Make sure you plan for that!
1684607
Maybe? The length of the canoe is no problem. It depends on how wide the boat is where you place the straps. They are about 4 ft long out of the box.
133583
Haven't had the chance to use ours yet. Purchased it to use on a 16' canoe. I would check your weight capacities for the boat for guidelines. I wouldn't think the 45 would be 'overkill' in houspower.
115334
As long as there is a place to hook it, it will work. You could even mount the hoists closer together if needed
1865342
Don't know, my boat as low rails, but there is some slack, with no more than a foot high rail, it may work.
1967051
My garage ceiling is 8' 3", and I have the unit flush-mounted to the ceiling. I am 5'7" tall. If I lower my kayaks to the point that I can disengage the straps from the pulley hooks and then grasp the rope with my slightly outstretched arm and twirl it once around my hand for security (you need to pull on the ropes equally so that the loops stay level, else you'll dump your yak which could be both embarrassing and damaging) in preparation for pulling up again, there is 6' left in the trailing loop of the supplied rope. Also, I draw my yaks up as far as possible to be able to walk beneath them. Considering that you have a 14' ceiling, you probably don't need to draw it up to the ceiling as tight. So I would say that chances are excellent that it would work with a 14' ceiling. Even if not, you would need only buy a longer piece of rope to substitute for the one supplied.
159024
Yes if you tie it on securely. Also, be sure to place the carrier under the canoe where it will balance correctly. My kayak tends to slip off if I don't position it just right.
2216265
I have had 14 and 16 foot kayaks on it so if it's near that I wouldn't see why not. It ready is only two foam blocks and two straps.
275011
Should work as long as the dingy has a bit of a keel. I use it for a 16 foot canoe and works great.
2635
Yes. I use it for my 12 foot without a problem. Just center it under the canoe and push or pull it.
1543115
Yes. The hoist will have to be installed perpendicular to the 30 degree angle beams. You will only be able to hoist it until the near beam side of the boat hits the beam.
2224355
Yes, but you would need to buy a cradle or saddle for you canoe. There are slots or "T track" on top of the rack that let you add accessories for doing that.
140917
Best I can tell is 1 inch is about it. But like the other responder said, wrap a piece of chain around your 2 inch bar and hang the hook on that. The hoist is a good product for the money. I like mine. I use it for lifting 55 gal water barrels off the back of my truck.
745204
My canoe is 36" wide and 14' long. There is a lot of extra width and for you should not be an issue but I'm not sure about the length. I think they do run bigger because I also bought a 10' cover and there is at least 6" of overhang on that one.
1480184
Yes, it will! The hoist is adjustable. It works well with all sizes of drywall.
822923
I use it with two paddleboards stacked on top of each other... A 14 foot and a 12 foot. Probably at least 60 pounds total. Works good for my needs. Pretty simple design. The only limitation for your purpose would be fitting the bow or stern into the slot that the tail of the board fits in. If it doesn't I think you could still use the bungee that's supplied to fasten it to the wheels. Hope this helps.
613209
Yes, My husband just measured it and said that it will work! These are working great for us. My grandson and I can load/unload kayak with ease.
321332
We now have a 14 ft Hobie and it fits no problem. We use the tie downs on our five foot bed to secure them well in front. This works well for our needs and is definitely faster and easier then using the trailer or propping them up on the tail gate.