A winch is disclosed for a pick-up bed having a floor, and a front wall. The winch includes a winch motor and spool assembled to the truck body below the floor. An upper pulley is assembled to the front wall with a cable wound around the spool that is extendable and retractable from the spool. The cable is routed over the upper pulley through an opening defined by the front wall. The opening is spaced from the floor to facilitate loading articles into and unloading articles from the truck bed.

A winch having a rope and a rigid member coupled, at a first end portion of the rope, to the rope. The rigid member is coupleable to a load raisable and/or lowerable by the winch, where the rigid member is configured to substantially increase an effective length of the load to stabilize the load when being raised and/or lowered by the winch.

A winch having a rope and a rigid member coupled, at a first end portion of the rope, to the rope. The rigid member is coupleable to a load raisable and/or lowerable by the winch, where the rigid member is configured to substantially increase an effective length of the load to stabilize the load when being raised and/or lowered by the winch.

Provided is an electric winch apparatus capable of preventing irregular winding of a wire rope caused by landing of a hoisted-down suspended load. The electric winch apparatus includes a winch drum (5) around which a wire rope (2) is wound, an electric motor (8) which rotates the winch drum (5), an operation lever (13a), a measurement unit (18) which measures a tension index value corresponding to a tension in the wire rope (2), and a controller (12) which controls motion of the electric motor (8). The controller (12) stops motion of the electric motor (8) when an operation in a lowering operation direction is applied the operation lever (13a) and a tension average value as an average value of a tension in the wire rope (2) becomes less than or equal to a predetermined tension reference value, the average value of the tension corresponding to an average value of the tension index value in a predetermined period.

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 ceiling mounted electronics device holder that allows a platform to raise or lower via cables to any desired height to allow a person sitting or lying on a bed to have easy access to an electronics device mounted to the platform when so needed, and to cause the platform to raise, via handheld transmitter, into a hollow housing mounted on the ceiling when not in use. The cables are rolled up or down on motorized pulleys located within the hollow housing. Rotary electrical connectors allow the cables to carry electrical current from a charging port located on the side of the platform to the rechargeable battery stored in the hollow housing.

A ceiling mounted electronics device holder that allows a platform to raise or lower via cables to any desired height to allow a person sitting or lying on a bed to have easy access to an electronics device mounted to the platform when so needed, and to cause the platform to raise, via handheld transmitter, into a hollow housing mounted on the ceiling when not in use. The cables are rolled up or down on motorized pulleys located within the hollow housing. Rotary electrical connectors allow the cables to carry electrical current from a charging port located on the side of the platform to the rechargeable battery stored in the hollow housing.

A power winch for motor vehicles includes a display panel for displaying the operation status of the power winch and letting users know whether or not the power winch is situated at an electrical connection status for use, the voltage of a vehicle power supply connected to the power winch, whether or not the power winch is connected to the wireless handheld controller normally, and whether a steel wire rope of the power winch is wound or unwound, so as to improve the safety of operation, control, and use. The power winch further includes a storage holder installed on a surface of the power winch for storing the wireless handheld controller to facilitate a quick access or use of the wireless handheld controller, so as to improve the convenience of operation, control and use.

A power winch for motor vehicles includes a display panel for displaying the operation status of the power winch and letting users know whether or not the power winch is situated at an electrical connection status for use, the voltage of a vehicle power supply connected to the power winch, whether or not the power winch is connected to the wireless handheld controller normally, and whether a steel wire rope of the power winch is wound or unwound, so as to improve the safety of operation, control, and use. The power winch further includes a storage holder installed on a surface of the power winch for storing the wireless handheld controller to facilitate a quick access or use of the wireless handheld controller, so as to improve the convenience of operation, control and use.