How wide can you set the pulley blocks? Would anyone know if it can raise horizontal and level with the blocks 10ft apart?
1398652
Mine are set nearly 10' apart, and there is enough rope to separate them further. The pulleys lift independently, but ultimately you will be able to level it out. You have two ropes to pull as you lift.
1398653
Our boats are much smaller so I don't have an answer to your question. I did find that I had to put a rope along the bottom of the boat to connect the two black straps so they wouldn't slide off the boat when I was raising them.
1927957
At the widest setting the poles are roughly 6.5" apart. Hope this is helpful.
688614
The model sold by Amazon only has a working height of 12' but a rope replacement of 100' part# TTUG02 giving you 25' working. This is a 4 to 1 ratio puller. I hope this helps. I had to get the longer rope for the one I had purchased.
1953009
I would not do that. It really isn't a plyo box. Plyo boxes are expensive for a reason ... They can really take force plus weight. If you do want to jump up on a step, then you should by the full length step (the one I reviewed is just a square). The full length step can take jumps - no problem. I just wouldn't raise it above three risers. Search for B007G571ZO
1246960
I am out of town and unable to check it at the moment but I think it is adjustable. I don't believe I have mine set to ten feet wide but but rather seven feet wide.
416516
Not sure. I tried them about 60' apart and they worked just as crappy as at as 10'.
963947
I have a 31 foot class C. The motors will raise the coach about 3-4 inches in the back and about 1-2 inches in the front before they stall. In some cases this is enough to level the coach, in others, you will have to pull out hand crank to finish the job. These numbers are based on running one jack at a time. I estimate you could get an additional 2 inches in the back and one inch in the front if you ran the right and left jacks at the same time. I haven't set up my wiring to do this yet. They were really designed to just lower the jacks to the ground quickly, which they do well. In my opinion, they're overpriced for this function alone. But, for a leveling system, they are a bargain....even if you have to pull out the hand crank. By the way, even without the motors, the BAL jacks are FAR superior to driving on blocks to level the coach. Before the BAL motors, I used a Ryobi drill to run the jacks down and even to level the coach. For comparison, the Ryobi drill will raise the coach even further on the back and front before it stalls, if you have the arm strength to hold the drill and keep it from twisting your wrist.
128643
You can. Nice thing about this rack is that you can move them as close or as far apart as you want. I have a 7ft bar and a pull up bar directly above it. I can easily do pull ups without the rack getting in my way, if I was to move the racks 1 foot closer together I would still have enough room. It's a nice set up for the money. The plate storage is pretty nice as well. I have bumper plates from Rouge and they store pretty nicely.
1368139
The opener chain and arm is not long enough for a door 10 ft in HEIGHT. An extension is available, which includes all hardware to handle a door 10 ft in height. The opener alone is built to open an 8ft HIGH door of WIDTH 8ft, 10ft, 12ft, or 16ft.
216263
Not sure what diameter the pully blocks can accomodate, but system came with 1/4 inch rope. No way I'd ever attempt to lift 4000 lbs with it. Works fine when lifting 258 lbs.
2272029
Yes, i have the same situation where im not able to set it up to the full 10 foot, but its adjustable to half the size and alittle smaller, i dont have the exact length for you because ive never actually measured them, but im able to use this set up in my apartment so you should have no issues.
1584895
I may have misunderstood you but pulling something up a ramp is more a job for a come- along than a block like this. This chain hoist is meant for vertical rather than horizontal lifting.
1488856
The levelers should be able to accomplish it but these are levelers and not intended for raising height. More for leveling. You could try it or just some wood underneath.M
969594
I just measured mine and it raises exactly 5 3/8". You might put a 5/8" block under the raiser to get your exact 6". hope that helps.
2202272
The chain that comes with it only expands to the 10ft. So you cannot go any further than that. You can use the 10ft extension kit, but your garage door will alway hang down 2ft. I would call Chamberlain customer service ( and ask what products they recommend for a 12ft. door.
1368671
I don't know the height of each block but there are differences in height between some of the blocks in the set. It definitely does challenge balance and coordination.
1473203
yes you can raise the belt and it will still work. but it will not work well, it will more like pushing. try only raising it 1" or 2" the angle is needed. try turning the tension knob to #1 first.