Ceiling Height of 14 Feet Maximum for Malone Hoist System for Bikes, Kayaks, or Rooftop Cargo Box

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Hi, My ceiling height is more than the maximum 12 feet specified for the gear up product approx 13foot 6. Would replacing or extending the cord allow me to still use this product? Regards

asked by: Iain W

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The Malone Hoist System # MPG346 is can be used on your high 13 foot 6 inch ceilings. The system is rated for 120 lb capacity and ceilings up to 14 foot tall. You will have no problem raising your Kayak, Roof Box, or bikes with this system.

expert reply by: Jason S

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Ceiling Height of 14 Feet Maximum for Malone Hoist System for Bikes, Kayaks, or Rooftop Cargo Box

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