VEVOR Electric Hoist, 1760 lbs 120V Electric Winch with 328 ft Wireless Remote Control, 40 ft Single Cable Lifting Height, Single/Double Slings, Emergency Stop, Lift Hoist for Garage Warehouse Factory

VEVOR 1320 LB, 120V ELECTRIC HOIST. A+! Works great! I highly recommend it. Easy to install and operate. Comes with both wired and wireless remote controls. Has safety shutoff for winding winch in. Includes everything needed to start lifting right away.

This hoist saved my chimney brick project. It worked as hoped and carried all the bricks and morter two stories up.

Simple to install, albeit a little awkward but that’s just unavoidable. Worked right out of the box and I used it to pull a deer out of a truck and hang it. Did the job no problem! Pay attention to the size/length of your lag bolts to get the most weight capacity out of the winch.

Been using this for about 4 months now, using it to install and remove a custom pickup bed on a Mack tractor. The operation is pretty good, with plenty of cable to do double lint lifts, which is needed to slow it down.. it. Could actually be slower for better accuracy when aligning lifts. The remote is a huge plus allowing free motion, even below the truck while aligning the lift. I have never actually used the tethered control, even this it is of good length with the hoist at a 12’ truss level. Over all a good lift for the price.

Winch worked great and was easy to install.

Excellent value. Used for basic tasks like a deer hoist. Seems good quality.

This was the heaviest item I ever ordered. It took two men to deliver it and I had to push it thru the door. It is of fine quailty but as I said very heavy. It should hoist anything. Given as a gift and well received.

Well built, works great, love the wireless remote control. I took the unit partially apart and unwired the cabled remote, leaving only the wireless, and it works great. One very important flaw, however, which may or may not be an issue for your situation, is that the top of the hoist is not flat. It's slightly rounded, making installation of aftermarket trolleys a problem, if the trolley has a flat mounting bar. I had to do some re-engineering to make it work as smoothly as possible. UPDATE: As I began to use the hoist, on the third lift of something that weighs about 100 pounds, a bright spark flew out of the motor, and the entire unit stopped working. Press “up” it hums but does not move. Press “down” and nothing happens.