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1
Determine the correct distance required between
the two pulley hooks
(e.g. handlebars to back of seat on a bicycle).
3
Securely tie a double knot in the end of the cord and feed the
remaining cord throught the hole on the end of the pulley unit
that does not have the cord locking mechanism. The knotted
end will then be between the ceiling and the pulley bracket.
Knot
Knot
Back Single Pulley
Back Single Pulley
5
Thread the cord through the pulleys as shown. Be sure to
carefully thread the cord down through both parts of the
locking mechanism.
USAGE INSTRUCTIONS:
Raising an item
Raising an item
Ensure the hooks are properly secured on the item and the cord is not
twisted before pulling on the cord. The auto-locking device will hold the
item suspendedwith each pull. Once hoisted to the correct height, wrap
the excess cord securely around the cleat.
Lowering an item
Lowering an item
Keeping the tension in this direction, slowly let the cord out as the item
lowers. Once low enough, remove item from the hooks and wrap the cord
back on the cleat.
Using Straps:
Using Straps:
First ensure the bulky item is properly secured, tightening the straps
as needed at the buckle. Secure the loops onto all of the hooks before
hoisting the item.
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Front Double Pulley
Front Double Pulley
Locking
Locking
2
Locate the ceiling joist. Transfer the distance measurement
(Step 1) so that the pulleys line up to the correct distance
along the joist (Note: It is also possible to mount the pulleys
rst onto a board which can then be securely mounted to
joists as illustrated).
4
Using screws provided, carefully mount each pulley into the
ceiling joist at the correct distance so the hooks will line up
(as measured in 1). Important; ensure that the 2 screws on
each pulley are securely mounted into the joist. Pre-drilling
1/8" pilot holes will make this job easier.
Knot
Knot
6
Mount the cord cleat at a safe height
out of reach of small children and
screw directly into a stud using two
wood screws supplied. When item is
raised to the desired height, the excess
rope should be stored around the cleat
Do Not Cut Excess Cord.
Assembly video
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WALL STUD
WALL STUD
Lock
Lock
Release
Release
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