Trolleys

A hoist rated 500/1000 kg lifts up to 500 kg on a single line, and up to 1000 kg when the hook pulley is used to double the line. Doubling halves the lifting height and speed. Always check the product page and never lift more than the rating for the setup you are using.

Synthetic rope, such as Dyneema, is lighter, floats and does not hold the same energy as steel if it snaps, which is why many 4WD owners switch. It needs protecting from sharp edges and heat. Check the rope diameter and length match your winch drum before buying.

Check the voltage, plug type and number of pins on your winch, then compare with the product page. Wireless remote kits list which winch types they suit. If in doubt, match the same voltage and connection style as your current remote.

Electric hoists lift heavy items straight up, such as engines, roof racks, tool boxes or bulky gear stored in a garage or shed. They need a strong beam or frame to hang from that is rated for the load. Check the cable length to make sure it reaches the floor from your mounting point.

Duty cycle is how long the motor can run before it needs to rest and cool down. Check the product page for the figure. For long pulls or repeated lifts, stop and let it cool to avoid overheating the motor.

Pneumatic tyres roll over grass, gravel and bumpy ground more easily, and soften the ride for the load. Solid wheels do not go flat and roll well on smooth concrete in a garage or warehouse. Pick based on where you will push it most.

Delivery cost and timing depend on your postcode and the item, and show at checkout before you pay. See our shipping policy for details. Enter your postcode at checkout to see the exact cost for your order.