Lever Hoists

Compact lifting power in an all-steel hoist

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Made of steel with heat-treated gears for durability
Compact head is perfect for low headroom requirements
Spring loaded lever mechanism and dual brake pawls
Sturdy chain has nickel plating for corrosion control
Rubber lever handle grip provides no-slip gripping
Forged steel top and bottom hooks have latches and safety tips
Meets ASME B30.16 and ANSI/ASME HST-3M requirements
Great in construction, mining, manufacturing, shipbuilding, maintenance and repair work
Chain lifts listed below are standard; longer lift chains for each model are available upon request

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Model No.	Max. Capacity	Headroom	Chain Lift	Price
LB010-15	1 ton	11.8"	15'	$950.75	Qty:
LB030-15	3 tons	15.6"	15'	$1,500.96	Qty:
LB010-20	1 ton	11.8"	20'	$1,007.79	Qty:
LB030-20	3 tons	15.6"	20'	$1,652.09	Qty:
LB015-5	1.5 tons	13.2"	5'	$986.40	Qty:
LB060-5	6 tons	21.3"	5'	$2,423.23	Qty:
LB015-10	1.5 tons	13.2"	10'	$1,056.25	Qty:
LB060-10	6 tons	21.3"	10'	$2,645.60	Qty:
LB015-15	1.5 tons	13.2"	15'	$1,158.86	Qty:
LB060-15	6 tons	21.3"	15'	$2,866.54	Qty:
LB015-20	1.5 tons	13.2"	20'	$1,231.57	Qty:
LB060-20	6 tons	21.3"	20'	$3,187.26	Qty:

Model No.	Max. Capacity	Headroom	Chain Lift	Price
LB010-15	1 ton	11.8"	15'	$950.75	Qty:
LB030-15	3 tons	15.6"	15'	$1,500.96	Qty:
LB010-20	1 ton	11.8"	20'	$1,007.79	Qty:
LB030-20	3 tons	15.6"	20'	$1,652.09	Qty:
LB015-5	1.5 tons	13.2"	5'	$986.40	Qty:
LB060-5	6 tons	21.3"	5'	$2,423.23	Qty:
LB015-10	1.5 tons	13.2"	10'	$1,056.25	Qty:
LB060-10	6 tons	21.3"	10'	$2,645.60	Qty:
LB015-15	1.5 tons	13.2"	15'	$1,158.86	Qty:
LB060-15	6 tons	21.3"	15'	$2,866.54	Qty:
LB015-20	1.5 tons	13.2"	20'	$1,231.57	Qty:
LB060-20	6 tons	21.3"	20'	$3,187.26	Qty:

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Lever Hoists

Lever hoists offer special advantages over all other hoists - they can be used in any position and orientation, which means you don't have to have the load hanging vertically from the hoist.

Frequently called a "come-along", these hoists use a ratchet mechanism by which you pull down on the lever handle to lift the load (or tighten a retaining cable/chain). On the up-swing of the lever handle, the mechanism slips past ratchet points until you begin a downward pull on the handle, at which time it again engages and cranks the chain higher (or tighter).