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Dayton Hand Chain Hoist 4000 lb 15 ft GGS_56969

SKU CH-K61C-7RBBB

Manual chain hoist lifts up to 4,000 lb across a 15 ft height with 27.56 ft chain length

  • Lifts up to 4,000 lb for heavy industrial loads
  • 15 ft lift height covers tall work areas
  • Manual chain operation needs no power source
  • 56 ft chain length allows flexible rigging
  • Dayton brand built for workshop reliability

Dayton Hand Chain Hoist 4000 lb 15 ft

This Dayton hand chain hoist is a manual lifting device rated for 4,000 lb loads with a 15 ft lift height. It serves workshops, warehouses, and job sites where portable, power-free hoisting is required.

Replaces lighter manual hoists

When loads exceed the capacity of smaller chain hoists, this 4,000 lb model provides the necessary step up. The jump is worth it for rigging tasks that demand higher working load limits without switching to powered equipment.

Fits standard beam clamps and trolleys

The hoist connects to compatible overhead anchors and leaves the full 15 ft of lift available for load travel. Its 27.56 ft overall chain length supports the rated height while keeping the hand chain accessible for operator control.

Highlights

  • Lifts up to 4,000 lb for heavy industrial loads
  • 15 ft lift height covers tall work areas
  • Manual chain operation needs no power source
  • 56 ft chain length allows flexible rigging
  • Dayton brand built for workshop reliability

Specifications

BrandDAYTON

Questions about this item

What overhead clearance does the 27.56 ft overall length require?

The hoist body plus chain needs at least 27.56 ft of clear vertical space so the hook can travel the full 15 ft lift without hitting the ceiling or structure.

How do I attach the hand chain so it feeds correctly?

Route the hand chain over the load-sheave pocket with the welds facing away from the sprocket, then pull the free end to seat the links before applying any load.

When should the load chain be replaced on a 4000 lb unit?

Replace the load chain when any link stretches beyond three percent of its original pitch or shows gouges, nicks or corrosion that reduce the cross-section.

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