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And you'll get quite a bit less than the theoretical 2-to-1 advantage As for connecting the pulley to the keg, I'm picturing a "keg harness" Scott Harry K wrote: In case people can't imagine how that's rigged... Rope is fixed to the
> If a hoist is wanted, one pulley on the ceiling and one on the
> keg brings it down to 80 pound pull on a rope.
ceiling (4x4 or whatever), runs down to the keg, through a pulley (how
do you connect a pulley to a keg?), back up to the ceiling, through
another pulley, and down again.
-- probably more like a 90 pound pull instead of 80. And if I were
doing it, I'd use climbing carabiners instead of pulleys, way cheaper
and good to around 5000 pounds (if used properly).
made of webbing, cleverly tied somehow...