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System sags doesn’t hold kayak as high as I would like the think rope became frayed with first hoist and caused blisters to develop on my hands
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The system itself seems solid enough, and installation was easy
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Assembly took less than 20 minutes to get my 11'6" kayak mounted on the ceiling, and the system is very sturdy
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Love the pulley system, it was a little confusing to setup at
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Maybe it works when it's exactly the same rope on both sides but since there's not enough length to do that, the all system is doomed....
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I like the system overall!
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Installation was relatively easy, the instructions were easy to follow, the system itself is easy to use (I've lowered and hoisted my kayak a couple dozen times now), and the "buckles" that some people complained about are nowhere in sight--apparently they've revamped their product so there are no buckles at all
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If you want reliable CMI daisy chain instead of the nylon one that comes with this kit expect to pay $90, if you don't like the pulley system you can buy two CMI double uplift pulleys for $214 and two more CMI micro pulleys for $62, and I was able to find some Sampson Tech-12 Rope for for $225 for a 155' remnant which is overkill on the length for
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While it is technically possible to raise it off the ground using this system, it is a monumental task and it feels like I am going to bring it all crashing down.
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System works great for getting my 17 ft canoe up off the floor in my garage
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The whole system is easy to mount and is very sturdy
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The system appears to work very well.
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Overall a nice cheap and simple bracket system for hanging kayaks
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Locking system works well and holds weight easily.
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The system work well.
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Also just so you know the way that I installed mine was on a two by four running the span of three different roof trusses and used 6 in lag bolts too attached to the trusses and then used the supplied 3 in lag bolts to secure the hoist system to the two-by-four
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I put the safety vests and detachable oars inside them and it is a great system
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We thought it was a sturdy system until last Friday when we heard a big crash in the garage and found that the front strap had completely worn through and that end of the canoe hit the floor
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Locking system is solid
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Great little pulley system to stow a kayak
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Takes some time to install, but this is an awesome kayak hanging system.
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Overall a nice cheap and simple bracket system for hanging kayaks
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The system works well and is surprisingly inexpensive.
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This system is unsafe for overhead load-bearing use.
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To simplify the process, I mounted the system onto a 2x4x8, threaded the supplied rope per the diagram and then screwed the 2x4 into the rafters.
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Love the locking system.
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Pully system not very good
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Overall I think this is a good system for a
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Good sturdy system and good quality metal
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This is by far the worst pull system I have purchased
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Even with a heavy kayak, the system makes it extremely easy to lift it and store my kayak.
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Should have bought better system
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Awesome pulley system to get my yak off the floor and out of the way when not in use!
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This is a great hoist system
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I like the system but they did not give enough rope since my shop is 14 feet tall.
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I need a pulley system capable of hosting my snow plow off the garage floor and out of the way
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Well thought out system.
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System works well and exactly as designed
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Nevertheless less the system works fine.
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Save yourself the trouble and get one of these that includes everything from the get-go because you're not going to want to diddle with this thing when there's comparable products available that come with an adjustable rail/pulley system and everything included
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Notes: It MUST be attached through the ceiling to a strong beam(s), so accurately locating that beam is essential
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Notes: It MUST be attached through the ceiling to a strong beam(s), so accurately locating that beam is essential
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n’t break the lock
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Works well holds ascend fs128t with gear no problem!