Will this pully system accept an 11mm ( ~ 1/2") rope?
1843077
The pulley system has fairly tight tolerances. It's hard to say for sure but my best guess is it won't accept a larger diameter rope. The rope that came with this worked great and held a large deer off the ground if that helps.
1843078
No, it will not accept 1/2" rope, but it does come with a yellow nylon rope that is strong enough to hoist your deer. I hung 2 this year with no issues.
72374
The shank I ordered was an 11 1/2 inch drop (for 2 inch receiver). I'd check their web site for your application.
7648
I have a 40m rope and their is all kinds of room in it. But it is a 8.4mm. I have bigger ropes in the 10. mm range that should have no problem - in the 40m to 60m range.
787245
It should be fine. What the picture does not show is the chain on the end of the rope that makes it adjustable and easy to attach. I have mine attached with a carabiner.
1182686
I just measured it and it is right at 11 1/2 inches long including the pull...
1502946
You can, but you'll have to cut down the rope it comes with for the top part if needed or use another rope with the length you need.
132224
I don't see why not. The rope loop by which it hangs has a metal insert (which slips off sometimes when I remove it from the stand, but nicely protects the rope from breaking), is about 1"- 1 1/4" opening. I'm not sure what traditional attachments are, but imagine they are hooks of some sort, and the loop will slip right over.
637948
The diameter of the shackle on mine is two thousandths under .125 (1/8 inch). It might work OK, but you would have little margin.....
1037182
I honestly couldn't tell you. The product did not meet my particular needs so I returned it. It seemed sturdy and well built and both the ropes and straps seemed quite adequate. Hope that helps.
1037374
You have to hold the rope and adjust accordingly to see which would be a good fit. You can unscrew the caps and pull the rope in.
1570271
I have a 60 meter 10mm rope and it works fine. Not the same, but shouldn't make that much of a difference.
1492105
I don't see why not. I've got a Heavy Duty Winch Cable going through mine and works fine with room to spare. I would think standard clothesline rope would leave you with room to spare as well.
570462
Hi reg. size is 11" and when pull out fully is 12 1/2"does this answer your ??
430819
It could, if you are very determined to do so. The rope is thin and not manageable for anything at all heavy. I would not buy it again and have regarded it a total loss. When you buy the metal carabiners, buy some decent rope.
2153839
I don't think so. The ropes used in the pulley can be easily cut with scissors, and the pulleys themselves wouldn't fit bike locks, in my opinion.
88362
Take a look at this one: http://www.amazon.com/Fusion-2-Rescue-Pulley-Blue/dp/B008KECIRG Breaking strength is 34 kilonewton, or roughly 7500 pounds, and it is designed to accept up to a 5/8" rope. NOTE: It is aluminum, so it cannot be used with a steel winch cable.
1880469
Haven't needed to do this. Here's my guess.First, just install it and try it. Maybe it will work at that short distance.If it doesn't, just pull at least two feet of each line thru its hole in the cross bar, and tie a new knot.The system will "think" you've pulled the pull bar two or more feet. When you actually pull the bar 11 feet, the system will "think" you've pulled the bar 13 feet and should work. Good luck. Try at your own risk.