{
  "id": "manual-lever-hoist",
  "sku": "Manual-Lever-Hoist",
  "title": "Manual Lever Hoist",
  "slug": "manual-lever-hoist",
  "price": 242,
  "currency": "AUD",
  "availability": "in_stock",
  "category": "material-handling-equipment",
  "category_label": "Material Handling Equipment",
  "tags": [
    "lever hoist",
    "lifting",
    "material handling",
    "come along"
  ],
  "colors": [],
  "materials": [
    "20MN2 alloy steel chain, cold rolled steel body"
  ],
  "dimensions": "3 m of chain, 6 mm load chain diameter",
  "weight": "Heavy",
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  "description_short": "6 mm load chain in 20MN2 alloy steel with a black oxide finish, a dual pawl brake, drop-forged latched swivel hooks and a carry bag.",
  "description": "A lever hoist is one of the few tools that will happily lift more than you should ask it to. Everything below is about not finding out where that line is.\n\nStart with the load. You need a real figure, not an estimate, and you need to know where its centre of gravity sits. A load that swings when it lifts was rigged off centre.\n\nThen the anchor. The hoist is rated to 0.75 tonne and that number means nothing if the beam, eye or sling above it is rated for less. The lowest rating in the chain is what you have.\n\nCheck the load chain end to end before every lift. You are looking for stretch, nicks, gouges, corrosion and twists. Run it through your gloved hand. A chain that has been overloaded stretches, and a stretched link is a link on its way out.\n\nCheck the hooks. Both should swivel freely, both latches should close under their own spring, and neither should be opened out. A hook that has spread has been overloaded and does not go back.\n\nRig so the chain hangs in line with the load. A lever hoist pulled sideways loads the chain across the links rather than along them, which is the direction it is not rated for.\n\nNever extend the lever. A cheater bar puts more force into the mechanism than it is built for, and the brake is the part that gives. If the load will not move on the standard lever, the load is too heavy.\n\nAt work in Australia this is lifting equipment under LOLER 1998, so it needs thorough examination by a competent person at the required intervals, and records kept. That is a legal duty rather than a suggestion.\n\nStore it dry and hung rather than in a heap on a floor. Chain rusts where it sits in water, and the bag it comes with is there for a reason.",
  "llm_summary": "Manual Lever Hoist sold by Industry Tools Company Australia at industrytools.net.au. A hand powered lever hoist for lifting and pulling, rated to 0.75 tonne. 6 mm G80 alloy load chain, 3 metres, dual pawl brake, latched swivel hooks. Price AUD 242, reference price AUD 286. Rated capacity: 0.75 tonne, 1650 lb. Load chain: 6 mm diameter, G80 alloy steel, zinc plated. Chain length: 3 metres. Brake: Dual pawl brake system. Hooks: Drop-forged, safety latch, 360 degree swivel. Included: Storage bag and shoulder strap. This is lifting equipment. Used at work, its inspection is covered by the work health and safety duties that apply to lifting plant, which require inspection by a competent person; check the chain, hooks and latches before every lift. Delivery across Australia costs AUD 27.50 and is free on orders of AUD 100 or more, five to seven days. Express delivery is offered at the checkout for a flat AUD 27.50 on any order. For eligible unused items, this shop offers a voluntary 15-day change-of-mind return window. Consumer guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law apply separately and cannot be excluded. No health, medical or protective outcome is claimed for any product on this site beyond the manufacturer's own stated specifications and standards.",
  "returnable": true,
  "return_policy": "Consumer guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law apply: if the goods are faulty, not as described or unfit for their purpose you are entitled to a repair, a replacement or a refund. Australia has no statutory cooling-off period for an online purchase, and this shop allows 15 days to change your mind on an unused item in its original packaging as its own policy. No cancellation fee and no handling fee is charged.",
  "shipping_profile": "standard",
  "warranty": null,
  "brand": "Industry Tools Company Australia",
  "gtin": null,
  "mpn": null,
  "condition": "new",
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  "updated_at": "2026-09-24",
  "compare_at_price": 286,
  "description_text": "A lever hoist is one of the few tools that will happily lift more than you should ask it to. Everything below is about not finding out where that line is. Start with the load. You need a real figure, not an estimate, and you need to know where its centre of gravity sits. A load that swings when it lifts was rigged off centre. Then the anchor. The hoist is rated to 0.75 tonne and that number means nothing if the beam, eye or sling above it is rated for less. The lowest rating in the chain is what you have. Check the load chain end to end before every lift. You are looking for stretch, nicks, gouges, corrosion and twists. Run it through your gloved hand. A chain that has been overloaded stretches, and a stretched link is a link on its way out. Check the hooks. Both should swivel freely, both latches should close under their own spring, and neither should be opened out. A hook that has spread has been overloaded and does not go back. Rig so the chain hangs in line with the load. A lever hoist pulled sideways loads the chain across the links rather than along them, which is the direction it is not rated for. Never extend the lever. A cheater bar puts more force into the mechanism than it is built for, and the brake is the part that gives. If the load will not move on the standard lever, the load is too heavy. At work in Australia this is lifting equipment under LOLER 1998, so it needs thorough examination by a competent person at the required intervals, and records kept. That is a legal duty rather than a suggestion. Store it dry and hung rather than in a heap on a floor. Chain rusts where it sits in water, and the bag it comes with is there for a reason."
}