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Article nr: WW10016

Pulley block for WigWam

€ 15
Robust top block in stainless steel with a ball-bearing wheel and a capacity of up to 300 kg. Easy to use thanks to the open design – perfect for lifting feed barrels, game and other equipment together with Wigwam.
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Product description
Top Block – Smooth and powerful lifting solution for Wigwam
This top block from Kanati is designed to complement your Wigwam and make lifting both easier and safer. Perfect for hanging and lifting feed barrels, game or other equipment where you need extra control and lifting power.

The block is easily mounted at the top of the Wigwam and makes it possible to use wire rope or rope together with a winch or for manual lifting.

Made from stainless steel and equipped with a ball-bearing wheel, it provides smooth and durable performance – even under heavier loads.

Advantages
• Handles loads up to 300 kg
• Made from stainless steel – durable and weather-resistant
• Ball-bearing wheel for smooth and efficient lifting
• Open design – easy insertion of rope or wire rope
• No tools required when fitting the line
• Perfect for feed barrels, game and other equipment
• Designed for use with Wigwam

Function & use
The block is attached to the Wigwam top plate and used together with rope or wire rope. The open construction on one side allows you to quickly insert the line without having to disassemble the block – saving time and simplifying work in the field.
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