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Hey @umarfarid1397! Thanks for your comment! We're so glad you found our video and we hope this product will be perfect for your lifting needs. We're always working on new and innovative products, so be sure to subscribe to our channel and follow us on social media so you can be the first to know when we come out with something new. In the meantime, if you have any questions about our products or need help with anything, please don't hesitate to contact us!

Hi @eatonsomemore thanks for the question! Unfortunately, this is not possible. The handwheel and handle tie everything together. The main force applied to the shaft is more centralized on the shaft at the brake hub. If you put the force on the end of the shaft with this nut, it would not hold up. You need the changeover gear that is integrated with the handle to run the brake system. If you have additional questions or would like a more in-depth answer, please feel free to contact our support line via phone or website, and our team can help you out.

@@OZLiftingProducts Ok. Thanks for the reply. I'm really hoping to find something that might work for my application.

Hi there! Thanks for your interest in our product. OZ Lifting Products sells through distributors. To get an exact price, we recommend contacting your local distributor or reaching out to us directly for a referral. We're happy to help!

@anandhubaiju6453 thanks for this great question! While chain hoists can be incredibly useful tools, they are generally not recommended for horizontal lifting operations. There are several key reasons for this: • Design Limitations: Chain hoists are primarily designed for vertical lifting. Their internal components, such as the chain guide, are optimized for supporting a load directly below the hook. During horizontal movement, the chain can bind or misalign within the hoist, leading to inefficiency, potential damage, and even lift failure. • Load Sway and Instability: When a load is lifted horizontally with a chain hoist, it's prone to swaying and instability. This can be dangerous for personnel and equipment in the vicinity. The hoist's structure and braking system may not be designed to handle the additional lateral stress of a swinging load. • Safety Regulations: Many safety regulations and industry best practices discourage using chain hoists for horizontal lifting. There's a higher risk of equipment malfunction and potential injury when used outside their intended purpose. For horizontal lifts/pulling situations we would recommend using a winch. Check out OZ's winch selection at ozliftingproducts.com/products/electric-winch/. For additional information or recommendations on safe lifting solutions for your specific needs, feel free to contact our team of material handling experts. We're here to help! Contact us at: ozliftingproducts.com/contact-us/

Thanks for your comment @muntee33 ! We appreciate your interest in our davit crane and winch's capabilities. You're absolutely right, it's important to see the full range of functions, including lowering the payload and holding it at maximum SWL. We'll make sure to incorporate these details in future videos for a more comprehensive demonstration. To clarify your concerns: • Winch Capacity: Our electric winches are designed to hold the full load capacity of the davit crane, regardless of whether the load is being lifted, lowered, or held statically. • SWL and Cable Wrap: The SWL (Safe Working Load) remains the rated capacity of the crane. However, the effort required for the winch to lift the load can increase with more cable wrapped around the drum (full drum) compared to using less cable (first layer or mid-drum). You can find detailed load charts on our website ozliftingproducts.com/products/steel-davit-crane-made-in-usa/ that illustrate these variations. • Video Demonstration: This video focused on a single aspect - lifting and rotating the load in one motion. We understand the value of showcasing all capabilities, and future videos will strive to include more diverse examples and features. Our team member aimed to demonstrate a smooth, efficient lifting process. However, your point regarding stopping the winch before rotation is valuable feedback, and we'll consider incorporating that in future demonstrations to emphasize control and safety. We appreciate your insights and look forward to providing even more informative content in the future!

We appreciate your kind words, @traviswilliamson842 ! We're passionate about what we do, and it's fantastic to hear you recognize our efforts. Thank you for your support!

We've been here all along, patiently waiting to revolutionize your lifting game. Glad you found us though! Check out ozliftingproducts.com to learn more!

OZ Lifting Products sells through distribution globally. Please give us a call or send us an email and we'll set you up with a distributor near you.

2-inch diameter would be the maximum. Feel free to call our support line at 507-474-6250 if you have any questions about a specific application. Our team of experts will be happy to help!

We appreciate your feedback. We understand that our Tele-Pro davit crane is more expensive than some other davit cranes on the market. However, we believe that the quality and performance of our product justify the price. Our Tele-Pro davit crane is a high-quality product that is designed to last. Its patented design is also the only davit crane on the market that allows the user to telescope the boom while under load, which makes it a valuable tool for a variety of applications.

Great idea! We're considering your suggestion for a future video.

Great suggestion for a future video!

At this time no there is no way to slow them down. We are developing future models with a soft start but current models are very much on or off. The speed of these hoists is what's desirable in many applications, unfortunately not for all.

We have a receiver hitch mount for our Davit Cranes in development but not currently available. Watch for that to be released later in 2023.

Hello Magestic blues - No, none of our trolleys have a brake.

2300$ lol

2300$ lol

I got one coming out soon for around $500. And more portable than this.

@@tomhurry6518 What brand and where did you find it? I'm looking for one for a truck I'm building but would like to keep it under 500$