Embodiments of the present disclosure describe methods and apparatuses for a load lifting system.

Embodiments of the present disclosure describe methods and apparatuses for a load lifting system.

A ladder safety lock disclosed herein includes a rod adapted for insertion through a ladder rung and at least one hinged flap attached an end of the rod that is configured for attachment to a free-standing secure structure, such as a portion of a roof or wall.

A ladder safety lock disclosed herein includes a rod adapted for insertion through a ladder rung and at least one hinged flap attached an end of the rod that is configured for attachment to a free-standing secure structure, such as a portion of a roof or wall.

A ladder pulley hoist and tool retainer system includes a shaft end configured to be received into an opening defined by a hollow rung in a side of an extension ladder and a second end configured with at least one pulley sheave, a length of the shaft being less than or greater than a width of the rungs of the ladder. The system also includes a pulley cord of a length configured to run once around the at least one pulley sheave and bear a load between a pull portion and a load portion. A tool retainer bucket and rack attaches to the shaft. A holder insert is received between the opening defined by a hollow rung in a side of an extension ladder and the shaft, the holder adapted to receive a shaft from both a left side and a right side of the ladder.

A ladder pulley hoist and tool retainer system includes a shaft end configured to be received into an opening defined by a hollow rung in a side of an extension ladder and a second end configured with at least one pulley sheave, a length of the shaft being less than or greater than a width of the rungs of the ladder. The system also includes a pulley cord of a length configured to run once around the at least one pulley sheave and bear a load between a pull portion and a load portion. A tool retainer bucket and rack attaches to the shaft. A holder insert is received between the opening defined by a hollow rung in a side of an extension ladder and the shaft, the holder adapted to receive a shaft from both a left side and a right side of the ladder.

An modular lift system for hoisting objects along a track to a predetermined height. The lift system may include a limit switch, a carriage with an automatic emergency braking system, and a peak to engage the track, whereby the carriage rolls along the side rails of the track between the peak mounted to the top of the track and the bottom of the track. The carriage can be adjustable thereby permitting it to be adapted to various types and sizes of tracks. The automatic emergency braking system is adapted to prevent the uncontrolled descent of the carriage in the event of a cable or primary brake failure.

An modular lift system for hoisting objects along a track to a predetermined height. The lift system may include a limit switch, a carriage with an automatic emergency braking system, and a peak to engage the track, whereby the carriage rolls along the side rails of the track between the peak mounted to the top of the track and the bottom of the track. The carriage can be adjustable thereby permitting it to be adapted to various types and sizes of tracks. The automatic emergency braking system is adapted to prevent the uncontrolled descent of the carriage in the event of a cable or primary brake failure.

A winch utility includes a shelf connected to a main body, the main body comprising a shell, the shell defining a cable port; an electric motor mounted to the shell; a controller attached to an inner part of the shell and in electronic communication with the electric motor; a bobbin coupled to the electric motor; and a cable coupled to the bobbin at a bobbin end, the cable defining a terminal end distal to the bobbin end, the cable arranged to be coiled around the bobbin by rotation of the electric motor, wherein at least a portion of the cable is arranged within the cable port and wherein the terminal end of the cable is arranged outside of the shell, wherein the controller instructs the electric motor, and wherein motion of the electric motor causes the cable to become one of: coiled around the bobbin and uncoiled from the bobbin.

A winch utility includes a shelf connected to a main body, the main body comprising a shell, the shell defining a cable port; an electric motor mounted to the shell; a controller attached to an inner part of the shell and in electronic communication with the electric motor; a bobbin coupled to the electric motor; and a cable coupled to the bobbin at a bobbin end, the cable defining a terminal end distal to the bobbin end, the cable arranged to be coiled around the bobbin by rotation of the electric motor, wherein at least a portion of the cable is arranged within the cable port and wherein the terminal end of the cable is arranged outside of the shell, wherein the controller instructs the electric motor, and wherein motion of the electric motor causes the cable to become one of: coiled around the bobbin and uncoiled from the bobbin.