I bought it to put in my pack when I go into the wood on my duel sport motorcycle, to setup my portable Ham radio station, in case I drop the bike I can use it to help me up right the bike, and or to move small logs that maybe blocking the trail.@@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023
That is a nice little kit and its good to see it all made in the USA by Veterans its getting a lot of coverage on the internet which I think is great ive been a boater my entire life and i understand the technical. Aspect of the block and tackle. But it still amazes me everytime i use one as to how effortless it makes it for one person to operate in my first home that i owned and sold many years ago. I used to hang a boat under the deck i built and when i do pass by it all of my pulleys and ropes are still where i left them the house is only a couple of blocks from a well socked man made lake And i guess the newer owners aren’t interested in having a boat To fish thanks for your reveiw on the kit you are a lucky man if i told my wife the same thing about getting her golf cart stuck or unstuck she would probably try running me over with that cart lol And dragging me with the rope i the kit
They did a nice job on it and it's great to see veterans employing veterans. The rope that they used is amazing. First time that I have used a rope that had no stretch. If she ran you over with the cart then she would really need a set like this. Thanks for watching.
Really funny man. Albert sent one to me too. The first time a manufacturer is sending me something. To bad that I had to pay import fees and tax for it. It have cleared customs now and will be arriving in a week. Looking forward of doing a review as well. Have an amazing Sunday, Andreas from Off Grid Sweden 🇸🇪
It seems like he is trying to get the company off the ground and knows real world use on social media will show how good the product is. I really hope they succeed and grow into other products. The taxman gets a cut of everything. Over here it's claimed as income and taxed also so nothing is free. Thanks for watching.
They did a really nice job on this and I hope that the company succeeds and branches out into other products. As you say supporting our veterans is a big plus. Thanks for watching.
Good review. Looks like they picked the right guy. You can keep it near the cyclone rake motor and the generator so it's always handy. How cool. I think I'll mention this to my hubby. Thanks for the review, it looks pretty cool. :)
They did a good job at putting together a nice compact lightweight package. It's a little pricey but it's all top of the line parts and made to last. Thanks for watching.
I like the Habanada's that we canned last year on sandwiches and in salads. The Nadapenos we just did will be used on nacho plates, 7 layer dips, and Mexican cooking. They are a little vinegary to eat plain. Thanks for watching.
Hi, You are the second person to be sent one of these, I think the first one was "wranglerstar" and he gave a rave review as well. It looks very well-made and everything in the kit is well-engineered out of quality materials.
They have sent several out. Albert is trying to get the company off the ground and knows real world testing on social media will show others how good the product is. I think social media is the lowest cost form of advertising these days. I really hope the company does well and expands their product line. They did a great job on it. Thanks for watching.
Albert actually tested one of these things on a break machine and it failed at about 7,000 lbs. The rope failed, the block and tackle was fine. I'ld easily trust it to over 1000 lbs, if you could pull that hard.
@@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023 Sorry, but how is that dangerous? He sent it in to have it officially tested on a machine designed to break things. That's how he came up with the 700 lb SWLL. If anything, he's being conservative. At 5:1 safety margin, he would be well over 1000 lbs.
Perfect timing! I've got to lift some woodworking machines to get them on roller stands, and my 70 y.o. back ain't what it used to be..hahhah I'm going to get one of these. Thanks for the great review!
It's a nice little device that gives you a 4 to 1 mechanical advantage and should work good for that. You have 6 years on me and I know how backs start crying uncle. Thanks for watching.
Haha LOVE that disclaimer! So where do the idiots-- who use it to lift something and leave it swinging on a rope directly over their body & face - without securing it with blocks or something - buy the common sense to go with the kit? I hope that company succeeds.
I can relate to that disclaimer. Should be taught in school these days. I hope they succeed also. They have put together a great kit with high end components built by veterans. Thanks for watching.
It's made from all top of the line parts to be extremely lightweight and durable. The rope and splicing is probably 1/2 of the cost. I think it is worth it. A junk one that weighs 5 times this one and takes up 10 times the space with a 400 pound rating using 70 lb rated rope can be had at Harbor Freight for $16.00 if that is what you need. Thanks for watching
Quality products come at a price, buy a good item once or buy multiple lesser quality ones and risk it failing at the worst possible time. I recently met a young guy at a restaurant who was in the service and at 19 lost both legs above the knee about 8 years ago. I was very moved by meeting this veteran more than I can express here. This unit may be a bit pricey but you know what, these veterans put their lives on the line so we can sit home and watch videos like this while they are in harms way. I will buy one and know it helps support those who have protected us. Nice review, thanks for posting it.
It's made from all top of the line parts to be extremely lightweight and durable. The rope and splicing is probably 1/2 of the cost. I think it is worth it. A junk one that weighs 5 times this one and takes up 10 times the space with a 400 pound rating using 70 lb rated rope can be had at Harbor Freight for $16.00 if that is what you need. Thanks for watching
You have to appreciate the precision engineering, compactness and efficiency. I take mine hunting with me to string up elk at hunt camp, I think that was what Albert had in mind when he designed it.
Just recieved mine in the mail today, Albert is a Good Man. As A retired machinist I can tell you the quality is fantastic.
Yes, they are a precision compact lift that will last a lifetime. Thanks for watching.
I bought it to put in my pack when I go into the wood on my duel sport motorcycle, to setup my portable Ham radio station, in case I drop the bike I can use it to help me up right the bike, and or to move small logs that maybe blocking the trail.@@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023
That is a nice little kit and its good to see it all made in the USA by Veterans its getting a lot of coverage on the internet which I think is great ive been a boater my entire life and i understand the technical. Aspect of the block and tackle. But it still amazes me everytime i use one as to how effortless it makes it for one person to operate in my first home that i owned and sold many years ago. I used to hang a boat under the deck i built and when i do pass by it all of my pulleys and ropes are still where i left them the house is only a couple of blocks from a well socked man made lake And i guess the newer owners aren’t interested in having a boat To fish thanks for your reveiw on the kit you are a lucky man if i told my wife the same thing about getting her golf cart stuck or unstuck she would probably try running me over with that cart lol And dragging me with the rope i the kit
They did a nice job on it and it's great to see veterans employing veterans. The rope that they used is amazing. First time that I have used a rope that had no stretch. If she ran you over with the cart then she would really need a set like this. Thanks for watching.
Love to see made in USA and made by veterans! Success is more a function of consistent common sense than it is of genius
So do I. I hope this company succeeds and expands into other products. They did a great job on this. Thanks for watching.
Really funny man. Albert sent one to me too. The first time a manufacturer is sending me something. To bad that I had to pay import fees and tax for it. It have cleared customs now and will be arriving in a week. Looking forward of doing a review as well. Have an amazing Sunday, Andreas from Off Grid Sweden 🇸🇪
It seems like he is trying to get the company off the ground and knows real world use on social media will show how good the product is. I really hope they succeed and grow into other products. The taxman gets a cut of everything. Over here it's claimed as income and taxed also so nothing is free. Thanks for watching.
Thinking ai will be ordering one of these for future use... American made is always a plus in supporting America... And our veterans to boot... A plus
They did a really nice job on this and I hope that the company succeeds and branches out into other products. As you say supporting our veterans is a big plus. Thanks for watching.
Good review. Looks like they picked the right guy. You can keep it near the cyclone rake motor and the generator so it's always handy. How cool. I think I'll mention this to my hubby. Thanks for the review, it looks pretty cool. :)
They did a good job at putting together a nice compact lightweight package. It's a little pricey but it's all top of the line parts and made to last. Thanks for watching.
That's a great product for sure. Thanks for sharing.
If you are looking for compact, lightweight and strong it's the way to go' Thanks for watching.
I love your videos , question off topic , the peppers u canned can u do them like u would do refrigerator pickles?
I like the Habanada's that we canned last year on sandwiches and in salads. The Nadapenos we just did will be used on nacho plates, 7 layer dips, and Mexican cooking. They are a little vinegary to eat plain. Thanks for watching.
I have some cheap ones I got from Harbor Freight. It would be good to get a comparison to those to see if it is worth getting the better ones.
If they don't weight under a pound or fit in your pocket there's no comparison. Thanks for watching.
That looks like it would be super handy for changing the the blades on a zero turn mower.
I would never work under a rope lift. The mower would have to be set on blocks before reaching under it. Thanks for watching.
That is neat! Thanks for sharing.
They did a nice job on it. Thanks for watching.
Hi, You are the second person to be sent one of these, I think the first one was "wranglerstar" and he gave a rave review as well. It looks very well-made and everything in the kit is well-engineered out of quality materials.
They have sent several out. Albert is trying to get the company off the ground and knows real world testing on social media will show others how good the product is. I think social media is the lowest cost form of advertising these days. I really hope the company does well and expands their product line. They did a great job on it. Thanks for watching.
I'd trust this channel over wranglerstar everyday of the week
That guy will shill anything
@@steverone7623 Me too.
Great demo thanks for sharing I love 💕 your videos
Thanks for watching.
would love a tour of the barn
It's so messy I have a hard time walking through it anymore. Still on my list but have many other things to finish up first. Thanks for watching.
Albert actually tested one of these things on a break machine and it failed at about 7,000 lbs. The rope failed, the block and tackle was fine. I'ld easily trust it to over 1000 lbs, if you could pull that hard.
That's a dangerous way to test it. Hopefully no one else tries that and gets hurt. Thanks for watching.
@@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023 Sorry, but how is that dangerous? He sent it in to have it officially tested on a machine designed to break things. That's how he came up with the 700 lb SWLL. If anything, he's being conservative. At 5:1 safety margin, he would be well over 1000 lbs.
Very nice.
They did a very nice job with this. Hope they succeed. Thanks for watching.
Hi, where did you get your generator?
Tractor supply a couple years ago. That is the easiest starting piece of outdoor equipment I own. Thanks for watching.
Thank You
Perfect timing! I've got to lift some woodworking machines to get them on roller stands, and my 70 y.o. back ain't what it used to be..hahhah I'm going to get one of these. Thanks for the great review!
It's a nice little device that gives you a 4 to 1 mechanical advantage and should work good for that. You have 6 years on me and I know how backs start crying uncle. Thanks for watching.
Awesome!
Thanks for watching.
Thistype of locks have been used on small sailing boats for at least 50 years :)
Probably longer then that but I haven't seen a pocket size set like this before. Thanks for watching.
I'm sure they have, but not to this level of strength, precision and efficiency.
Xin chào anh.người đàn ông khéo tay và tuyệt vời ạ
Thanks for watching.
block and tackle has been around ~227 decades, Archimedes is credited with the invention in 250 BC.
It was a great invention. Nifty lift did a great job of making it into a device that fits into your pocket. Thanks for watching.
block and takle on tall ships.
Those are really big. Thanks for watching.
Haha LOVE that disclaimer! So where do the idiots-- who use it to lift something and leave it swinging on a rope directly over their body & face - without securing it with blocks or something - buy the common sense to go with the kit? I hope that company succeeds.
I can relate to that disclaimer. Should be taught in school these days. I hope they succeed also. They have put together a great kit with high end components built by veterans. Thanks for watching.
How nice of him 150 dollars
It's made from all top of the line parts to be extremely lightweight and durable. The rope and splicing is probably 1/2 of the cost. I think it is worth it. A junk one that weighs 5 times this one and takes up 10 times the space with a 400 pound rating using 70 lb rated rope can be had at Harbor Freight for $16.00 if that is what you need. Thanks for watching
Great commercial matey lol
Quality products come at a price, buy a good item once or buy multiple lesser quality ones and risk it failing at the worst possible time.
I recently met a young guy at a restaurant who was in the service and at 19 lost both legs above the knee about 8 years ago. I was very moved by meeting this veteran more than I can express here. This unit may be a bit pricey but you know what, these veterans put their lives on the line so we can sit home and watch videos like this while they are in harms way. I will buy one and know it helps support those who have protected us.
Nice review, thanks for posting it.
$150 for block and tackle.
It's made from all top of the line parts to be extremely lightweight and durable. The rope and splicing is probably 1/2 of the cost. I think it is worth it. A junk one that weighs 5 times this one and takes up 10 times the space with a 400 pound rating using 70 lb rated rope can be had at Harbor Freight for $16.00 if that is what you need. Thanks for watching
You have to appreciate the precision engineering, compactness and efficiency. I take mine hunting with me to string up elk at hunt camp, I think that was what Albert had in mind when he designed it.
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Thanks for watching,.