parbuckle

/ˈpɑrˌbʌkəl/
verb
  1. To hoist or lower (something) using a parbuckle.
    • You can parbuckle a barrel by looping the rope around it and pulling.
    • The workers parbuckled the heavy drum onto the truck bed.
    • They had to parbuckle the supplies up the cliff face.
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noun
  1. A rope or sling used to hoist or lower heavy objects, especially barrels or logs, by wrapping around them and using friction.
    • The team rigged a parbuckle to lower the crate down the steep hill.
    • The sailors used a parbuckle to lift the heavy barrel onto the ship.
    • A parbuckle is handy for moving logs without heavy machinery.
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