BIG RED ATR9020UR Manual Hand Lift Steel Chain Block Hoist with 2 Heavy Duty Hooks, 2 Ton (4,000 lb), 8ft/2.5m Blue

The media could not be loaded. I bought for the purpose of removing these stubborn tree roots. Took couple day of work but as you can see all roots removed with the help of this jack. Just make sure the soil is wet and be creative with what you do. I had to dig down and used a floor jack to help with some hard to remove roots.

Easy to use

Used this hoist, my Jet chariot, and a strongway 2 ton gantry to lift a 3 phase lathe into a trailer. Never even broke a sweat. Not a single hitch in the hoist.

It's red, with a non-descript label. (See photo.) Works fine, but the chains are extremely dirty and need quite a bit of cleaning if you don't want your hands to turn black every time you touch them.

Bought this hoist to use to pick up my riding mower to change the blades so far I've had no problems it's been a good voice great product recommend it to anyone.

The product came package well, open it up and mounted it in the ceiling of my shop to lift a 500 pound utility rack. It worked flawlessly. Definitely worth the investment.

I used this chain hoist to remove the engine from my sailboat. It did exactly what I expected. I got the engine out. I have two complaints, First the entire hoist,chain and hooks are SOAKED in oil from the factory. I don't just mean oily, I mean absolutely DRIPPING with oil. It seems excessive. The other disappointment was the quality of the safety latches on the hooks. They are cheap and one was bent to the side. That being said, the chain hoist worked well and was easy to use. It made lifting the engine effortless. Also the hook to hook distance when fully retracted is only about a foot. This is important when working in close quarters. The bottom line, for the price, its a great value! I recommend it!

Needed some way to store our pecan shaker when not on the tractor. The shaker sits nicely on blocks but the 3-point hitch is too heavy for one person to lift on and off the tractor. This chain-fall and two straps allowed me to suspend the hitch from a purlin in the barn roof where I was able to ease the pressure off so I could easily pull the pins and disconnect it from the tractor. It is now lined up nicely to reattach next harvest.