TooTaci15mm Crane Pulley Block Swivel Hook Single Pulley Block Hanging Wire Towing Wheel 304 Stainless Steel - 20 Meter Nylon Pulley Line Rope & Carabiner Snap Hook Clips - 2Pcs

Installed these pulleys today to allow me to raise up and lower my 2 bird feeders hung in a tree behind my house. I'm hoping this arrangement will ward off the squirrels that come to visit. Time will tell how well these pulleys hold up in the outdoors.

The pulley wheel does NOT spin once any weight is applied to it. The rope just slides over the wheel making the whole thing very hot. I purchased the kit (2-pulleys, rope and 2-carabiners) in hopes that everything would work as it should; however, the rope does not seem to be adequate for this type of pulley. I tried different ropes that I have but nothing seems to work. Very disappointed.

Pulley's couldn't even handle 70lbs.

This was perfect for my needs. I use them as a topping lift for a portable garage (Quonset type tent) door. The line is attached to the outside, run up through the block on the inside. When hauled, the door raises and self pleats between the two lines as it rises. The sheaves' high sides ensure the line stays in place, preventing jams. Works like a charm! Couldn't be happier.

Using three of the pulleys to route the line along the eave of my roof, to support a bird-feeder. I let the line out to drop the feeder so I can fill it, and then pull it back into place. The finches in our neighborhood can empty that feeder twice a week sometimes, and so far the pulleys seem to be spinning freely. It would have been nice to have ball bearings, but they seem good quality overall.

I recently purchased a15mm Crane Pulley system to hang a bug repellent canister from the eaves of my house. The pulleys are great little gizmos, but having never rigged a pulley system before, I needed instructions, and there were none. I scoured the Internet and YouTube to find a simple video that explains how to rig two pulleys, and I finally found funsciencedemos "Simple Machines: The Pulley," and low and behold, I now know how to rig a pulley system. I still need to find a good YouTube video that explains how to tie knots that won't come undone.

Used this to hang my heavy Yankee Flipper bird feeder on a tree so the bears won't get to it and still allow me to raise and lower it to fill and charge the battery. It works perfectly and the rope is Plenty strong and doesn't stretch!!

I ordered this to replace a failing pulley on a 75 lb. weight I use to exercise. The 1st time I tried to lift, the pulley struggled to turn. The rope and carabiners are strong enough to lift the claimed weight but not the pulleys. They seem to be the weak link. If you need to lift more than 25-30 pounds consider larger pulleys I'll keep everything for other use but need to order better pulley now.

Bought these with the intention of making a home tricep pull down station. Pulley wheels do not even rotate under a small load of 25kg, the cable just rubs over it and gets hot! Waste of money.

This item had all that I needed to make my own "Easy Motorhome Awning Pulley System". The strength and quality of the components was better than I had hoped for and did the job admirably. It has always been a struggle erecting my (heavy) air framed motorhome awning. Feeding the awning into the Fiamma rail was difficult, even with two people. Using the components provided with this kit has enabled me to construct the pulley system shown in the attached photo. One carabiner (r.h.s.) attaches to the winding ring of the Fiamma blind, the other (l.h.s.) to the eyelet of the awning beading and hey presto feeding the awning into the rail becomes a one person job as it is now possible to both feed the awning beading from the left hand side of the rail and at the same time pull the awning along the channel to the right. Brilliant.

A nice little kit but not quite as advertised. The shiny stainless steel appearance of the pulleys in the picture is not matched by the dull, stained finish on the items I was sent. Also the two sleeves serve no purpose. The picture implies that they somehow help to form nice clean loops at the end of the string (it’s too thin to call a rope) but this isn’t possible ... you can’t crimp the sleeves so the rope just slips out of them. Have had to tie unsightly knots instead

Ordered 7 piece kit...Got 3 pieces - no hooks, only one pully, etc as pictured. Not overly impressed, but I shall see if I can work with this.Update - seller acknowledged their mistake and offered to send the correct item in addition to the more expensive one that had sent me. I actually already did the job and the pulleys they had sent were more than adequate so I have updated this with a more generous review - the items were very good, just a genuine mistake to which they were very responsive.

This is a very useful set. I wanted a pulley to enable me to hang a bird feeder in a tree and be able to lower it to fill it up - have got fed up with having to use a stepladder to do this. The combination of parts supplied was just what I needed and it works very well.