Tracked delivery anywhere in Australia. It is free on orders of $100 or more, and a flat $27.50 below that. Allow 5 to 7 days, after a 24 to 48 hour handling time.
Under the Australian Consumer Law you have 14 days from delivery to cancel for any reason, and a further 14 days to send it back in resaleable condition. We refund the price you paid, including standard delivery. You cover the cost of returning it unless the item is faulty.
If it arrives faulty, damaged or not as described, we put it right at no cost to you under the Australian Consumer Law and the Australian Consumer Law, return postage included.
Check the chain, the hooks and the latches before every lift. Keep the chain clean and lightly oiled, and never shorten or repair a load chain.
0.75 Tonne Rated1650 lb capacity on 6 mm load chain
3 m Of G80 ChainZinc plated alloy steel, black oxide finish
Dual Pawl BrakeHolds the load and resists an overload
Bag And StrapCarry bag and shoulder strap included
About this product
0.75 tonne of lift from a hand lever, three metres of G80 chain, and a brake that will not let go.
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.
A hand-powered lever hoist rated to 0.75 tonne, or 1650 lb, on a 6 mm load chain three metres long.
The chain is 20MN2 alloy steel with a black oxide finish, and the gears are heat-treated forged and milled steel in a cold rolled steel body.
The dual pawl brake is what holds the load between strokes, and it is designed to resist operation above the rated capacity.
The hooks are drop-forged with safety latches and swivel through 360 degrees, and the whole thing comes with a bag and a shoulder strap.
A lever hoist is a puller as much as a lifter. It shortens a chain a link at a time under load, which is what makes it useful for dragging a machine into position as well as for lifting it.
The rated capacity is 0.75 tonne. That is the working load limit, not a breaking point and not a target: the chain, the hooks and the anchor all have to be rated for the load, and the weakest of those is what you actually have.
The brake is the safety-critical part. A dual pawl system holds the load between strokes and is designed to resist being operated above the rated capacity, which is the failure people try to force.
Latched hooks matter more than they look. A latch keeps a sling from jumping the hook when the load swings or when the chain goes slack, and an unlatched hook is the usual cause of a dropped load.
Where it earns its keep is where power does not reach. Construction sites, garages, warehouses, docks, workshops, farms and plant rooms, and anywhere the job is one lift rather than a hundred.
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Not sure yet? That is fine.
You can change your mind. Under the Australian Consumer Law's consumer guarantees you have 14 days from delivery to cancel for any reason, and a further 14 days to send it back in resaleable condition. We refund the price you paid, including standard delivery.
If it turns up faulty, damaged or not as described, that is on us. The Australian Consumer Law covers you, we pay the return postage, and you can have a repair, a replacement or your money back. Read the full detail on our refunds and returns page, or ask us anything before you order.
A Come Along, also known as a Manual Lever Hoist, is a versatile lifting and pulling device. It operates by using a lever to engage the lifting mechanism and exert force on the load, allowing for controlled and precise movements.
What are the key features of a Manual Lever Hoist?
Key features of a Manual Lever Hoist, or Come Along, include a robust construction, compact design, adjustable load capacity, and a lever-operated lifting mechanism. These features make it a reliable tool for various lifting and pulling tasks.
How much weight can a Come Along handle?
The weight capacity of a Come Along, or Manual Lever Hoist, varies depending on the specific model and brand. It can typically handle loads ranging from a few hundred kilograms to several tons. Always refer to the hoist's specifications for accurate weight capacity information.
What are the common applications of a Come Along?
Come Alongs, or Manual Lever Hoists, find applications in various industries and settings. They are commonly used for lifting heavy equipment, tensioning cables or wires, pulling machinery, and positioning or moving heavy objects in both vertical and horizontal directions.
Is a Manual Lever Hoist easy to operate?
Yes, Manual Lever Hoists, or Come Alongs, are designed for user-friendly operation. They feature intuitive controls and ergonomic handles for easy lifting and pulling. Proper training and understanding of the hoist's instructions are essential for safe and efficient operation.
Can a Come Along be used for both indoor and outdoor applications?
Yes, Come Alongs, or Manual Lever Hoists, are versatile tools suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. They are designed to withstand different environmental conditions and can be utilized in various work environments such as construction sites, workshops, warehouses, and more.
Is it possible to adjust the length of the lifting chain or cable on a Manual Lever Hoist?
Yes, many Manual Lever Hoists, or Come Alongs, come with adjustable lifting chains or cables. This feature allows for customization and flexibility in lifting height and reach, accommodating different job requirements and load sizes.
What safety precautions should be taken when using a Come Along?
When using a Come Along, it is important to follow safety guidelines. This includes inspecting the hoist before each use, ensuring proper attachment to the load, using appropriate personal protective equipment, and avoiding overloading the hoist beyond its rated capacity.
Can a Come Along be used for horizontal pulling applications?
Absolutely, Come Alongs, or Manual Lever Hoists, are designed to perform horizontal pulling tasks effectively. Their sturdy construction and efficient lever mechanism enable controlled and precise pulling motions for tasks such as moving heavy objects or tensioning cables.
Are there different sizes and configurations available for Manual Lever Hoists?
Yes, Manual Lever Hoists, or Come Alongs, are available in various sizes and configurations to suit different lifting and pulling requirements. They come in different load capacities, chain lengths, and lifting heights, allowing users to select the appropriate hoist for their specific needs.
What is the rated capacity?
0.75 tonne, which is 1650 lb. That is the working load limit.
How long is the chain?
Three metres of 6 mm G80 alloy load chain.
What is the chain made of?
20MN2 alloy steel with a black oxide finish, zinc plated, to G80 grade.
Can it pull as well as lift?
Yes. A lever hoist is commonly used to drag a load into position as well as to lift it.
What holds the load between strokes?
A dual pawl brake system, which is also designed to resist operation above the rated capacity.
Do the hooks have latches?
Yes. Both hooks are drop-forged with stamped safety latches and swivel through 360 degrees.
Does it need a power supply?
No. It is hand powered, which is why it suits open ground and places with no supply.
Does it come with a bag?
Yes, a storage bag and a shoulder strap.
What checks should I make before a lift?
Look over the full length of the load chain for wear, stretch, nicks or twists, check both hooks and their latches, and confirm the anchor point is rated for the load. Used at work in Australia, lifting equipment also needs thorough examination by a competent person under LOLER 1998.
Can I shorten the chain?
No. A load chain is never cut, shortened or repaired. If it is damaged the hoist is out of service.
How much is delivery?
Delivery anywhere in Australia is $27.50, and it is free once your order reaches $100.
Is there an express option?
Yes. Express delivery is offered at the checkout for a flat $27.50 on any order, including orders that already qualify for free delivery.
How long does delivery take?
Five to seven days across Australia.
Do you deliver Australia wide?
Yes, anywhere in Australia, including Tasmania and the Northern Territory.
What payment methods do you take?
Card payment and PayPal, both through a secure checkout. Card details are handled by the payment provider and never reach this site.
What currency are the prices in?
Australian dollars, AUD, and that is what your card is charged.
Do I get a receipt for my order?
Yes. A receipt is emailed once payment is taken, and a second email follows with a tracking number when the order ships.
How do I know my order has been sent?
It is marked complete on our side and you get the confirmation email with the tracking number. Items in one order can travel separately.
Do you have a shop I can visit?
No. We sell online only, with no physical shop or premises, which is how the price stays where it is.
Can I change my mind after it arrives?
Yes. For eligible unused items, this shop offers a voluntary 15-day change-of-mind return window. Email theteam@industrytools.net.au with your order number. Your Australian Consumer Law rights for faulty goods apply separately.
The complete guide
Using a lever hoist safely, and what to check first
4 min readIndustry Tools Company Australia
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.
Ask before you order and we will tell you honestly what the manufacturer states. Free delivery across Australia on orders over $100. What we will not do is tell you a piece of protective equipment suits your hazard: that is your own assessment and the certification marked on the product.
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.
