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Reddit mentions of Rope Ratchet 10010 1/4 Inch 8 Feet Long Super Duty Adjustable Rope Clip Tie Down 150-lb Capacity
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of Rope Ratchet 10010 1/4 Inch 8 Feet Long Super Duty Adjustable Rope Clip Tie Down 150-lb Capacity. Here are the top ones.
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- THE BEST: The easy-to-use 1/4" ROPE RATCHET is the answer to all your tie-down needs for work or play. Whether you need a tie hanger for your plant lamp, grow lights, or power tools we got you covered
- BUILT TOUGH: The patented design and rugged construction lets you secure a wide variety of loads quickly and easily. The outer casings are made from strong #6 - 33% Glass Filled Nylon with interior mechanisms of Die Cast Zinc. The rope is Solid Braided Polyester or Polypropylene and the hooks are Zinc Plated Steel. Weight Capacity is 150lbs.
- GET IT DONE: With the ROPE RATCHET you simply attach the two hooks and pull the loose end of the rope to get the secure tightness you need. Feel comfortable using it as a heavy duty hanger, rope light clip, or adjustable rope hanger. With ROPE RATCHET Tie-Downs you never have to worry about stretching, snapping back or loosening
- SAFE & SECURE: Your load stays secure because the rope automatically locks in place with every pull and stays locked until you release it by pushing the convenient Thumb Release Lever. Comes with 8' Solid Braided Polyester Rope
- TRUSTED: Carolina North Manufacturing warrants its products to be free of defects in material or workmanship for a period of one year from the date of purchase. Hands down our products will keep you in the game
Features:
Specs:
| Color | 8 Feet Long |
| Height | 5.5 Inches |
| Length | 7.75 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 8ft |
| Weight | 0.3 Pounds |
| Width | 6.5 Inches |
I use a 150-lb capacity ratchet tie down. It also comes in a 250-lb capacity version for $3 more. More compound pulley systems are unnecessary as the body weight of even the slightest brewers should be able to lift most mashes.
I hook the pulley part to my fixed point (a ladder in my case) and the tag end of the rope that has the hook attached to my bag. Pull the other end of the rope to lift. Bag will not lower until I simultaneously pull onrope and press the release.
After mashing 1 lb of dry barley malt, it weighs about 1.2 lbs fully drained but I estimate about 4 lb of force is needed initially to lift it when waterlogged. Adding a 50% margin of safety, the 150-lb ratchet allows me do a 18.75-lb mash (and 37.5 lb without the extra 50% safety margin).
Obviously, it is equally important that your attachment point can also safely handle 150 or 250 lb. Use a lag bolt through the joist or wrap strong rope around the joist and use only rated hooks and carabiners. Beware of “decorative” carabiners!