Brilliant design my friend, you obviously thought this through, looks like the limits of this are the ultimate strength of the joist, since it would fail before the equipment did, can I buy this in the UK please?
sure, give me an address so I can assess the shipping to see if it's not too much for you and I would have no problem sending this from here to there, if you like, you can contact me through my email address tonymessina@att.net, let me know.
@@tonymessinajr Hi Tony, thank you, I will email you my details and explain my intended application to see if you think it suitable, my very best to you and yours, keep safe, Jon
Can this be used to power a DIY dumbwaiter? I'm planning on building a strawbale house with a basement and want a dumbwaiter to deliver laundry from the basement to the main floor of the house, but electrical dumbwaiters are hideously expensive.
Actually, this tool is specifically designed for a particular use, but it can be used or modified to do most anything that requires lifting, however, the speed of lift would be very slow as the spool in the winch is small, it would perhaps be better to have a larger spool with some kind of offset motor arrangement using some gear reduction pulleys or something, perhaps more like a "dumbwaiter" would have, don't know for sure. Let me know what you think.
Martin, thanks for your interest, the Joist Hoist lift rig is $199 and the piece attached to the furnace is called a "Double Bulldog" rig and it's sold separately. If you buy it with the Joist Hoist, it's $112. Total for both rigs is $311. If you want to see some information on these rigs, give me your email address and I will send it to you.
Thanks for the detailed explanations. I've been searching for something to pull weights of 30 to 70lbs up stairs on a slider board or rails. That's how I got here. This product looks like it would work. What's the price of the higher quality version? Thanks
the electric winch has a "skid plate" that rides against the spool of cable to keep it from "bird nesting", holding the cable flat against it's spool, as for the manual winch, there is no skid plate at my point of purchase, I have to make a skid plate for one of these, it's a feature that is on the price sheet a customer can have me make for them when they buy a Joist Hoist, but overall, the weight being lifted by the winch hardly ever makes the cable "foul up", but if your cable did become frayed and split, you can EASILY replace it yourself, or you can contact me for a new one that you can put on the winch, and my video shows me installing a new cable for people to see how easy it is to do..
thanks, but the Chinese already have, with this cheap knock off by a company from somewhere that makes them in china, but they are EXTREMELY INFERIOR to the JoistHoist, when you see one, you will agree... but thanks for the complement Joel
All this advertising and it is Dam near impossible to figure out how to actually buy one of these hoists. No link to a website, no buy now button...Nothing...am i missing something here.
you can contact me at tonymessina@att.net for information about this and other tools, I don't have a website as I'm an inventor and a mechanic, not rich enough to have a website made, sorry for the inconvenience, I'm a poor American trying to make it in a rich mans world, please contact me for more information on purchasing.
Send and email to tonymessina@att.net and I will send you some info, I don't keep a standing inventory, I build, by hand of course, each rig per order, so if you want anything, it will take between 2 to 4 weeks to make it for you.
Brilliant simple and easy to use in a designated location.
Very limited in terms of use .
However its easily remounted in a different location.
yes indeed, it's designed for one use only, A/C contractors, but you can use it for a variety of things... thanks
Great stuff. Would love to see yiu idea for a stair lift concept. Need one but am not sure if a hoist or winch is best.
Can this be used for mounting an electric hoist to a single beam in my garage?
Brilliant design my friend, you obviously thought this through, looks like the limits of this are the ultimate strength of the joist, since it would fail before the equipment did, can I buy this in the UK please?
sure, give me an address so I can assess the shipping to see if it's not too much for you and I would have no problem sending this from here to there, if you like, you can contact me through my email address tonymessina@att.net, let me know.
@@tonymessinajr Hi Tony, thank you, I will email you my details and explain my intended application to see if you think it suitable, my very best to you and yours, keep safe, Jon
Can this be used to power a DIY dumbwaiter? I'm planning on building a strawbale house with a basement and want a dumbwaiter to deliver laundry from the basement to the main floor of the house, but electrical dumbwaiters are hideously expensive.
Actually, this tool is specifically designed for a particular use, but it can be used or modified to do most anything that requires lifting, however, the speed of lift would be very slow as the spool in the winch is small, it would perhaps be better to have a larger spool with some kind of offset motor arrangement using some gear reduction pulleys or something, perhaps more like a "dumbwaiter" would have, don't know for sure. Let me know what you think.
Very nice.
The piece you have connected to the furnace, does it come with the lift...?
How much is your lift...?
Martin, thanks for your interest, the Joist Hoist lift rig is $199 and the piece attached to the furnace is called a "Double Bulldog" rig and it's sold separately. If you buy it with the Joist Hoist, it's $112. Total for both rigs is $311. If you want to see some information on these rigs, give me your email address and I will send it to you.
@@tonymessinajr
Hi Tony. I'm interested in the hoist
Awsome
Thanks for the detailed explanations. I've been searching for something to pull weights of 30 to 70lbs up stairs on a slider board or rails. That's how I got here. This product looks like it would work.
What's the price of the higher quality version?
Thanks
thanks Wakky Wabbit, send an email to tonymessina@att.net and I'll send you some information for ordering, thanks for the interest in JoistHoist rigs
Instablaster.
How to make the rope to coil uniformly without overlap of coils ,which actually demage or untwist the steel rope.
the electric winch has a "skid plate" that rides against the spool of cable to keep it from "bird nesting", holding the cable flat against it's spool, as for the manual winch, there is no skid plate at my point of purchase, I have to make a skid plate for one of these, it's a feature that is on the price sheet a customer can have me make for them when they buy a Joist Hoist, but overall, the weight being lifted by the winch hardly ever makes the cable "foul up", but if your cable did become frayed and split, you can EASILY replace it yourself, or you can contact me for a new one that you can put on the winch, and my video shows me installing a new cable for people to see how easy it is to do..
@@tonymessinajrThanks a lot
The rod he is using will not let thecable spool up uniform. The cable has to be able to walk across the spool to spool the cable evenly.
Very nice hoist!
I like your idea , that's a very good tool to have , where can I find it
email me at tonymessina@att.net and I'll send you information, thanks....
that's awesome
thanks, but the Chinese already have, with this cheap knock off by a company from somewhere that makes them in china, but they are EXTREMELY INFERIOR to the JoistHoist, when you see one, you will agree... but thanks for the complement Joel
can I get a price for your most advanced joist hoist and where to purchase from.
call me at 713-449-4109 and I will tell you or give me your email address and I will send you an order form.
or email me at tonymessina@att.net
Did you still make it your tool
How do I get one
send request for info to tonymessina@att.net
THAT IS GREAT
this that roof joints that monted to ?
Hi. mr Tony . I am interested to joints clow
How much is the clow
Not for sale? How to buy where to buy?
email me at tonymessina@att.net and I'll send you some info, thanks.....
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All this advertising and it is Dam near impossible to figure out how to actually buy one of these hoists. No link to a website, no buy now button...Nothing...am i missing something here.
you can contact me at tonymessina@att.net for information about this and other tools, I don't have a website as I'm an inventor and a mechanic, not rich enough to have a website made, sorry for the inconvenience, I'm a poor American trying to make it in a rich mans world, please contact me for more information on purchasing.
Thanks...i sent you an email
How do i get one?
Send and email to tonymessina@att.net and I will send you some info, I don't keep a standing inventory, I build, by hand of course, each rig per order, so if you want anything, it will take between 2 to 4 weeks to make it for you.
How do I get one?