Customer Reviews for VEVOR Twin Sheave Block and Tackle 1.02-1.27cm 3048-6096cm Twin Sheave Block with Braid Rope 2993.71-3494.93kgs Double Pulley Rigging

Used it to raise a cord spoiler 55 feet in the airIt was 225 lbs

This was a great product no complications at all.

I picked this up thinking it was for 7700 lbs, (35kn) and 200ft and it clearly states (32kn) or 6300 lbs. NO DIRECTIONS! on how to Rig it. Only a cheesy 1 page description to say they aren't responsible if it breaks and you get hurt. Not for "Life support", yet they show a guy using it for climbing.... Amazon.com should update this in their notes, and give the consumer back some of the money. The rope is a little cheep, and has already started to come apart on one end while I was rigging it. I will have to hit it again with a torch to melt the end better.I have yet to measure the length of the rope, as I hope to use it this weekend. Will update the review.

Better quality rope that I expect. Sturdy pulleys

Well made, easy setup and worked as expected.

This is an absolute quality product. Far exceeded my expectations. A larger system than I had planned. Heavy duty rope included. Made quick work of hoisting heavy items.

I pulled down a small pine tree with this pulley system. Extremely durable and would recommend to anyone looking for affordable mechanical advantage.

Excellent quality product. The aluminum is all anodized. The rope is extremely high-quality and I would trust it for climbing, although I’m not an expert. Everything seems to be extremely well-made.

Pully system worked excellent to raise furniture to a second floor loft. Will use to bring additional furniture to the loft when flooring complete. Rope is a very high quality. We are very pleased with this purchase.

I used these to take down some trees in our yard that were leaning the wrong way. They worked perfectly, and are a good value.Using all 4 pulleys, there was enough mechanical advantage that I was able to bring down one dead tree without even cutting it. Another tree was leaning 15°-20° into a neighbor's yard over a fence; using a throw weight & line I attached another rope high on that tree, then this block & tackle, anchored to the base of a strong live tree, and we were able to pull the tree back over into our yard and down.