Customer Reviews for VEVOR Chain Hoist 6600lbs/3ton, Chain Block Hoist Manual Chain Hoist 10ft/3m, Block Chain Hand Chain Lifting Hoist, w/ Two Hooks Chain Pulley Tackle Hoist Winch Lifting Pulling Equipment

Bought two of these for use in my shop.They arrived in good condition.Paint on each hoist was a bit scuffed. But anyone who uses them knows the paint is not the important thing.They do what they are supposed to do.

Powerful reasonable price

It has a good price. I only use to remove and install the hitch in the bed of my truck

I wouldn't say it's top quality but what is anymore? However it works good for me.

Works as expectedWould recommend

I bought this (2 Ton) to hoist a backhoe attachment for my tractor. The backhoe weight ~ 800 lbs. This hoist arrived in a scruffy box that was "mushed" but still intact. Inside, the chain was together with the hoist in a plastic bag and, of course, covered in preservative. That was totally to be expected and after cleaning it up, I installed it on an overhead beam. Both chains run very smoothly and the structure of the hoist was very stable and handled this weight without a whimper. I am very pleased with the quality and this will be a welcome addition to the shop. Both chains run in proper chain wheels rather than over (4) spacers like others I've seen. The brake works as anticipated and held the load while I repositioned the shoring underneath.

Use it to lift a 2,200lb boat off of a trailer. Worked great. Smooth, no binding.

Well made, lifts my jetskis with ease... good value for the money

The hoist is compact, runs smooth, and the perfect size for the job. I would highly recommend.

I should first say that I haven't tested this hoist on a full half-ton load yet. My largest load so far has been about 350 lb. With that, the hoist works as it should. Operation is smooth, and you can feel the slight resistance of the brake mechanism releasing when switching from lifting to lowering. The crane hasn't drifted at all.Like any chain hoist, your hands will get a bit oily/dirty while operating it. I knew that going in.JM