Kayak Storage Hoist - Overhead Pulley System with 125lb Capacity for Canoes, Bikes, Ladders, and More - For up to 12-Foot Ceilings by Rad Sportz
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Item Package Quantity: 2
Style: Kayak Hoists
Features
- KAYAK HOIST SET OF 2 These pulleys provide garage ceiling storage for any style of small watercraft, bicycle, or ladder. Each hoist pulley system can suspend a load of up to 125lbs for convenient overhead storage so you can maximize your floor space.
- EASY INSTALLATION Each heavy-gauge pulley system for garage comes with plenty of premium rope to accommodate ceilings up to 12-feet-tall. The kayak or bike hoist can be mounted either parallel or perpendicular to the joists for your convenience.
- UNIQUE ROPE BRAKE Designed with an innovative automatic locking brake that pinches the rope with every pull, these ladder hoist systems allow a person to raise cargo alone, while the included wall cleats provide a spot to securely tie off excess rope.
- FUNCTIONAL STORAGE Each kayak or bike pulley system for garage will help you declutter your shed by providing safe overhead storage, and the hooks feature a rubber coating to protect your kayaks, canoes, and other equipment from scratches.
- PRODUCT DETAILS Materials: Rubber, Rope, and Metal. Dimensions: (L) 14" x (W) 12.75" x (H) 10". Capacity: 125lbs. Includes (2) Kayak Garage Storage Hoists, (2) Tie-Off Cleats, and Mounting Hardware. May Be Shipped in Separate Packages. Color: Black.
Color: Black
Material: Aluminum
Brand: RAD Sportz
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 13.62 x 12.44 x 4.65 inches
Package Weight: 5.96 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 12 x 12 x 6 inches
Brand Name: RAD Sportz
Warranty Description: Not Available
Model Name: Kayak Storage Hoists 2-Pack - Overhead Pulley Hoist Systems with 125lb Capacity Each for Canoes, Bikes, Ladders, and More by RAD Sportz
Color: Black
Material: Aluminum
Suggested Users: Unisex-adult
Number of Items: 2
Manufacturer: Trademark Global
Part Number: 83-DT5002-2
Style: Kayak Hoists
Included Components: Set of 2 Kayak Storage Hoists
Size: 2 Pack
Sport Type: Boating, Camping & Hiking, Outdoor Lifestyle
Date First Available: June 17, 2022
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Item Package Quantity: 1
Style: Traditional
I'm using this currently for a 90-100lb RTT, I bought one years ago for a 50lb canoe and once I moved the canoe found a better spot. I'm using 2 for the RTT, pulley system is dead simple, it's a very basic 2:1 with a redirect pulley. Now with any cheap pulley system like this, don't expect anywhere near an actual 2:1 when forces are applied, you need high quality pulleys with a good bearing system to get close to that. This system is likely a 1:1 with all the friction introduced by cheap plastic pulleys. The rope held up for the canoe, but it wasn't raised or lowered much. I'm definitely going to be inspecting the ropes every use and likely replacing them with quality climbing quality, rated accessory cord. The straps I'm not using and based on reviews would back up with something rated. I did use the included lag bolts but I pre-drilled the holes, the instructions do warn of the bolts snapping if you don't use a pilot hole. I decided to be overkill mounted a 2x4 across 6 joists using the recommended lag screws. The system should hold for my setup or at least not fail all at once, fingers crossed.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2023 by Jonathan Jonathan
Item Package Quantity: 1
Style: Traditional
This is so worth the money, set it up in about an hour. I was confused a bit by looking at the directions, but once i figured that each pulley was run separately, then so easy, why didn't they just state that? I was thinking that the one rope simultaneously lifted both ends. Nope, you run 2 ropes side by side, one is longer and goes to one end, you cut it to fit, and the other rope would be shorter as it is close to you and wall where you have to mount the bracket to wind the rope on. You pull both ropes at the same time and lift it up. You can pull only one and pull it up at an angle, one end then the other, I guess. Works great! I just figured out how to feed the 2 ropes through the stopper brake and wahlah, played with it to figure out the braking part and man, this is well worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2023 by Flipp
Item Package Quantity: 1
Style: Traditional
I chose to use 2 ft long mounting boards on each end. I followed the instructions and used 3/8" x 4" lag bolts and washers to bolt the mounting bolts into the ceiling joists. These 2 ft long mounting boards allowed me to do a 1 person installation. I added a bicycle hook into the mounting boards so I can have an additional retention method. I used the kayak strap to wrap around the ladder and hook over the bicycle hook. This additional retention method makes me completely comfortable with walking under or parking my car under the ladder. The most difficult part of the installation in a finished garage was finding the center of the ceiling joists. I found the general location with my electronic stud finder then hammered a 4d common nail thru the drywall board to determine the outline and center of the joist. By limiting the nail holes to a short distance around the joist, the mounting boards cover up the holes. DO NOT follow the instructions about cutting the rope. After cutting off a 6' to 6' section for tying the hooks together, DO NOT cut the remaining rope in half. If you do this then rope 2 will be short. I follwed the instructions and ended up with rope 2 being 6 ft shorter than rope 1 after threading the hoist. The shorter rope 2 makes it so I cannot hoist my ladder from the garage floor. I have to hoist it from sawhorses. Not a big deal but I'll eventually need to replace rope 2.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2023 by Mercury Mercury
Item Package Quantity: 1
Style: Traditional
I needed a better solution for quick and easy lowering and raising the kayaks (isn't that why your reading this?) . I have 10'6" ceiling in my garage and thought this would be a great tool to add to my overall garage organization but make my kayaks more accessible. 1. Out of the box, the instructions are terrible (which most other reviews share- haven't been changed as of DEC 15, 2016.. Hah. Pretty sure the only reason they included them were for all the legal disclaimers, etc. That said, we live in a day and age where YouTube will tell you anything you need to know about anything. If you do a search of RAD kayak hoist, the first video is 4 minutes and will walk you through it. So the instructions, well- toss them aside and get going. 2. Check your ceiling joist to find out which direction they run.. Of course my floor joists didn't run the right way and I had to add a 2x4. Not a big deal, but if you don't have the tools on hand, it can add a day or 2 to the install. (you will need your own 2x4, lag bolts, washers, tape measure, drill, and drill bit.) the instructions do tell you what to buy if you need to get them to install the hoist. But I already knew this, and my board was already put up prior to the item arriving. 3. Item was very well packaged, and all tools/bolts etc. We're accounted for. That said I've heard some reviews about not knowing what bolt/screw went where. It's easy. You get 4 wood lag screws (hex head) for attaching the 2 brackets (without the pulleys) to the 2x4 or joist. 4 bolts to attach the pulley mount to the brackets. And then 2 basic Phillips head wood screws to attach the cleat to the wall. 4. The threading of the rope through the pulley is the most confusing part of the install, but refer back to #1 above. Watch the video and your good to go! 5. Once everything was attached and assembled, I was impressed with how easy it was to raise and lower the kayak. (one handed for 60lb kayak) The brake works as designed, and gives me greater peace of mind knowing the cleat and brake will keep the item from falling.. ****READ THIS IF YOU SKIPPED ABOVE IF YOUR WORRIED ABOUT THE 1 STAR REVIEWS**** 6. THE only reason I couldn't give this item 5 stars is because of the straps that attach your kayak to the hooks of the pulley.. I've read many 1 star reviews about the straps failing(breaking) or completely sliding off the end of the kayak. I can say, from inspection the straps appear well made. I'm not certain how they would fail, but like all things - sometimes a little user TLC can go a long way. However, I did experience the straps sliding issue. It was a nuisance at best, and added to the overall frustration of my process. It was also difficult to get the hooks to sit in tight to the kayak, to keep the straps in place and not slide toward the end of the Kayak. It's not how it was designed (I know, reference pic 1 to see how much space it adds between the kayak and pulley. ***GAME OF INCHES*** After having successfully attached the strap where I felt they wouldn't slide off (that'll do I said to myself) , I easily raised the kayak to the ceiling. Now- here was the most frustrating part for me. I prefer to place my kayaks above the garage doors, because above them is a lot of wasted space. My old system used regular lashing straps (set of 2 on amazon is only $8)and eye bolts to raise my kayaks to the ceiling prior to using the hoist with no clearance issues. But a lot of shoulder problems from having to push up the kayak, and pull on the strap simultaneously. ... The issue: the 2x4 added wasted space to the overall distance between the ceiling and kayak...and also the hooks that connect to the straps also added about 4-6 inches from the flex in the hooks. ***see photos. The first photo shows how low the kayak hangs when hooked to the straps. You can see there's a lot of space between the pulley and the hooks and the kayak. I knew it would be close, and I was right. It hung about 3 inches too low and my garage door would ride along the bottom of my kayaks on the way up. Obviously not what I wanted. ***MY STRAP SOLUTION *** Looking at the kayak, I believed if I could get the kayak to raise 4 inches higher, I would achieve clearance and allow the garage door to freely raise and lower. I used the original lashing straps ($8 on amazon) which had hooks. This solved two problems. The first being, when this strap is cinched.... it's tight. And it doesn't move on the listing kayak. Second, when you press the hooks out flat and connect them to the eyelets of the strap not only is it secure, but it also keeps the hooks flat against my Kayak. Successfully decreasing the total space about 4", and thus hanging high enough above my garage door to allow it to freely move up and down without rubbing or bumping. Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase as long as the pulleys themselves don't fail. Overall I'd say 3 stars, because hey, the product works. It could be improved (RAD FEEL FREE TO ADD THESE lashing STRAPS AND PAY ME An INTELLECTUAL FEE FOR SOLVING YOUR BIGGEST Problem) But, In the end I placed 4 stars because of the price. It was the best price I could find. Most of you won't be foolish to try and hang above your garage doors, but the straps are a bit frustrating and could be improved. I put pictures of the lashing straps hooks I use if you want to upgrade. I got them also from Amazon. They have a 300 lb safe working load. (over kill, but again. Peace of mind) Hope this helps someone solve there concerns about strap breaking or clearance issues if you too are playing the game of inches!!! Total time on project? 2 nights or 4 hrs.. And 1 day waiting for the AHAAAAAA moment and 5 minute fix to my problem. Hope it helps.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2016 by Dad Reviews it Dad Reviews it
Item Package Quantity: 1
Style: Traditional
Saves the back and saves room. The role does snag especially when empty. The ratio is 2:1 it seems so force needed to raise my kayak is about half needed. I did include a bungie cable to make sure the straps don't slide out since the hooking mechanic is quite spread out and it uses weight to hold it in place. This is especially important for shorter equipment.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2023 by Vole
Item Package Quantity: 1
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A little hard to install at first - bolting the support beam to the ceiling is hard on the arms and I legit broke a drill bit. But that's really on me, not the fault of the kit. Once the support beam was up, the rest was super easy! The lock mechanism works like a charm and makes it so much easier to lift and lower the kayak safely. Sturdy and convenient storage. Perfect for keeping the hull from oil-canning too. Love this, very glad I got it.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2023 by Amy B