Ingenuity of modern technology, the heavy lifting of heavy objects can be relatively easily accomplished electric hoist. Now is actually an industry standard, is a cage as soon as possible to lift the weight of the assembly line a godsend. When drawing a hoist, it pays to keep the eye on the details to create a reasonable transfer of the subject matter.

　　1. A 1-inch nylon webbing to lay a single root length. It is not to be flat, but it should be clean, non-tangle ends accessible. The longer the ribbon, you sling over.

　　2. Cross ribbon on their end, forming a loop.

　　3. Electric hoist pull the ribbon through the loop with the end of the year. Leave it loose, do not tighten yet. The result should look like a loose pretzel. There should be at least a few inches out of ribbon knot.

　　4. Theme webbing back through the other end to get started, "pretzel" knot, knot the same path. Again, do not tighten yet. The end result should look like your original ribbon started two shares, rather than a tied knot. Ribbon knot at both ends should be prominent on both sides, at least a few inches long.

　　5. Tighten the knot carefully to maintain both the ribbon chains of the other flat, bend or tie. There should be blank or airspace visible once you tighten the knot. The so-called dressing knot, which makes it less likely to "creep" can be answered, and easier to solve, once you do with it.

　　6. Electric hoist end to get started with each "tail" so that your knot additional security. Webbing loop around the chain as long as the tail of the plane it right, and pull the tail through the loop. SNUG down neatly, repeat the other side, and re-check the water knot and backup frequently, because they tend to "creep" than others.