Lifting Device - Aussie JackStrap

The Aussie JackStrap is a portable jack or lifting device that is a new Australian invention. It is like having an extra person with you to help with those heavy awkward lifting jobs. Used by hunters, farmers, truckers, vets and in many situations. www.aussiejackstrap.com

[@abrehamasfaw9066]

Great man ! Thumbs up

[@Dredster747]

Might have to make myself one of these

[@anthony9thompson]

Love it

[@daboyz6106]

You've invented a block and tackle.

[@davidprice4054]

How do you tread them up is there a diagram

[@peterread705]

Are these still available?

[@gustavourribarri1293]

El producto está a la venta ??

[@Producedbylevithomas]

Genius

[@kabilanbalakrishnan8588]

How can I contact you?

[@tomasgimenez4592]

The Egyptians came up with that idea a few years ago

[@flashharry6509]

Need something to lift more waight

[@afsalputhankudy21]

How to bey this

[@biggs8729]

That's pretty sweet. Clicked on the link to see where I can buy one and next thing I knew, I was looking at Chinese porn. Not what I expected.

[@user-ob5uf9kp8e]

Блок с локером, чи шо этот пожилой джентльмен рекламирует? ☝️

[@kingcongmad]

i googled jackstrap, dont do that. its now called lift and lock.

[@jmac1389]

I cant see that this device could meet any of the requirements set down by australian standards. Swivel connection is not rated for lifting, shackles are not rated, no safety clip on the tongue, webbing is subject to grit abrasion and attack from oils, hooks are mild steel and not welded, i can go on. Not rated on web site. probably should only be used for tie down

[@mijodo2008]

It works '

[@theJonnymac]

I agree that there are plenty of safe lifting devices that don’t meet work place safety standards. You need to inspect your devices for safety and fit for use regardless of certification. If a person can’t do that they shouldn’t be using any lifting devices regardless of certification.