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The easy-to-use Swivel Wall/Ceiling Mount Pulley freely rotates and easily lifts loads with little force. Offers interchangeable direction of force and handles a load of up 420 lbs. Designed to use with Crown Bolt rope up to 3/8 in. for lifting or moving of heavy objects. Three 1/2 in. machine screws are required for mounting (screws not included).
Product Width (in.): 2.2 in
Product Width (in.) | 2.2 in |
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Automotive Part Type | Winch |
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General Part Type | Winch |
Line pull capacity (lb.) | 420 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Working Load Limit (lbs.) | 420 |
Manufacturer Warranty | None |
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The Everbilt 1-1/2 in. Zinc-Plated Wall/Ceiling Mount Pulley is designed to be used with 5/16 in and 3/8 in rope.
Everbilt 1-1/2 in. Zinc-Plated Wall/Ceiling Mount Pulley will require 3 of 1/2" size screws/bolt/washers to be mounted.
The screw holes diameter for this Wall/Ceiling Mount Pulley is approximately 0.259 inches.
1/4 inch
I had this same question. This isn't conclusively answered here, but I looked at the National Hardware version to see that it has holes for 1/4" fasteners: https://www.natman.com/detail/3219bc-wall-ceiling-mount-single-pulleys-n233-247
Depends on the screw diameter, I just used a nail on minimum diameter and let the screw do the work!
I was asking because one of my pulleys was delivered new, in package without the hinch pin rendering the pulley useless.
There is a variety of sizes depending on what you need it for and what type of rope or chain you are using. Take a picture of it to Home Depot to show them what you are looking for. Hope this helps you.
The pin for this Wall/Ceiling Mount Pulley is approximately 1.38 inches long.
The wheel is nickel-plated carbon steel.
Steel
As the product detail described zinc plated steel.
It ideally works for 3/16 inch cable or rope but you might get 1/4 to work.
I used a 3/8" rope but I think a 1/2" would work as well.
The pulley will accommodate up to 3/8" braided nylon rope.
This pulley can be used with 1-1/2 inch ropes.
3/8 or 5/16 is what I use.
There is room for a socket to fit near the top mounting holes.
It depends on the size and type of screw or bolt you use. A typical, 1/4 lag screw uses a 7/16 socket. And that will NOT fit. But a 1/4 simpson strong-tie structural screw, uses a 3/8 drive (hex head) which fits well.
Yes
I think so....I used a series of 4 to raise my Jeep top of my Jeep...it is stored in my garage hanging... it weighs about 200#... I hope that helps...
pully is not bearing loaded but, it will do the job. Attached to a beam and not the dry wall.
I believe that 1/8 cable could work I have not tried myself. I used a nylon rope to hoist a canoe (I use 3 of these mount pulleys to hoist a 600-pound canoe) and I was able to store the canoe by suspending it from the ceiling of my garage for two years. I had to move the canoe to clean the garage.
The wall / ceiling mount pulley should be able to hang the canopy from the ceiling, as long as the cable’s working load limit is more or less similar to the pulley.
I am currently using this pulley with an 1/8" cable to hold up my 65 lb. canoe with no problems.
I use these to hang the hard top for my Jeep Wrangler for the warm months while the soft top is on. Soft top is prob about 150-200 lbs
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