Locking Ratchet Pulley -  3/8" Rope - 250 lbs Capacity - 10 gallons or more

Locking Ratchet Pulley - 3/8" Rope - 250 lbs Capacity - 10 gallons or more

Regular price Prices vary based on Micron rating and size - starts at $ 24.35 In Stock

Prices vary based on Micron rating and size - starts at $ 24.35

  • ⅜” - Maximum Load Limit: 250 lbs 2:1 Pulling Ratio
  • 17' Solid 3/8" Braided Polypropylene Rope
  • Carabiner not included - must be purchased separately
  • Recommended for 10 gallons and up

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Maximum Load Limit: 250 lbs - 2:1 Pulling Ratio - 17' Solid 3/8" Braided Polypropylene Rope 
Easy to Use
1. Hang the locking ratchet system on a tested secure source by S-Hook located next to small metal pulley.
2. Push the thumb release on ratchet to free rope and pull the ratchet close to the bag loops. 
3. Hook bag loops onto the S hook or separate carabiner attached to black ratchet.
4. Now pull the loose end of 3/8 rope to raise the bag.
5. You'll hear the ratchet clicking - which locks the rope and bag in place. 

Recommended for 10 gallons and up - This locking ratchet is made to lift the BIG grain bills. The rope is Solid Braided Polypropylene and the hooks are Zinc Plated Steel. To remove the bag, pull up on the bag to reduce tension and push the thumb release. If the release will be out of reach, attach the 1/8" rope and pull down.  

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Jari
Locking Ratchet Pulley - 3/8" Rope - 250 lbs Capacity - 10 gallons or more

Works great.

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Donald Ruggenberg
Locking Ratchet Pulley

Works great! Thank you!

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Chad Young
More than a brew bag

Used these pulleys to raise two kayaks to a garage ceiling. Use another one to raise my bike to the ceiling too

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David G
Well made and damn useful!

I have used those brew shop cheap bags and I've tried not using bags. Then I decided to get a better quality bag. This thing works super well. I can see it lasting for many, many batches. No worries about tearing it or busting a seam. Coupled with a pully - EXACTLY what I needed.

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MICHAEL CORKILL
New System

Just building a BIAB rig and almost ready for a test run. Haven’t used any of it yet but it looks like good quality materials.