Power Puller Come Along Winch 2 Ton 4409 lbs Heavy Duty Pull Hoist 2 Hooks

A strainer post, a stubborn stump, a car that has to move ten metres with a dead battery. These are jobs needing serious pulling force where there is no power within cooee. A ratchet power puller is the manual answer: steel cable, a gear set, and a handle you work back and forth.

Ratchet gearing does the work your arms can't

The mechanism is a one-piece dual-gear structure, both gears formed as a single unit rather than separate parts that can drift out of mesh. The supplier's stated reason is fewer jams and less rust in the gear train. Force multiplication comes from the ratio between the extended handle and the drum, so a comfortable one-handed stroke builds tension no amount of hauling on a rope would match.

Holds the load between strokes

An anti-reverse mechanism catches the drum at the end of each stroke, so cable cannot run back and the tension you built stays built. That is what makes a puller usable on your own: stop, reposition your feet, start again, without losing ground. Both hooks carry spring latches across the throat, so a slackened chain will not drop off while you reset.

Key features

• 12 ft (3.66 m) steel cable: twisted multi-strand construction.
• Anti-reverse mechanism: holds tension between handle strokes.
• Two latched hooks: spring latches on both ends.
• Extended handle: one-handed operation with a rubberised grip.

Specifications

• Rated capacity: 4,409 lb / 2 T, as stated by the supplier; basis not stated
• Cable length: 12 ft (3.66 m)
• Cable type: multi-strand steel
• Gearing: integrated one-piece dual gear
• Hooks: 2, both with spring latches

Before you put tension on it

• The supplier describes this tool for pulling: vehicle recovery, shifting heavy objects. No rating is stated for overhead lifting or suspending a load, so do not hold anything above people and never work under a load it is holding.
• The 4,409 lb / 2 T figure comes with no stated basis and applies to this puller alone. A working load limit is never shared, added or averaged across two units.
• Inspect the cable for kinks, flattening and broken strands before every use, and stay out of the line's path in case it lets go.
• No standard, certification or test rating is stated for this puller.

Worth keeping in the ute for the jobs that come up once a year and cannot wait for a tow truck.