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VEVOR Rope Puller, 3/4 Ton (1,653 lbs) Pulling Capacity, with 100' of 0.6" dia. Rope, 2 Hook, Come Along Winch, Heavy Duty Ratchet Power Puller Tool for Moving Boats, Securing Items, Transporting Logs

VEVOR Rope Puller, 3/4 Ton (1,653 lbs) Pulling Capacity, with 100' of 0.6" dia. Rope, 2 Hook, Come Along Winch, Heavy Duty Ratchet Power Puller Tool for Moving Boats, Securing Items, Transporting Logs

100 ft
Questions and Answers
11 Questions
What is the best way to loosen the rope under high tension
Please see the video for reference: https://we.tl/t-82yOlEfyiH.
By vevor
Can I buy 25' rope with a hook? I already have the 100' model and 25' would do the job most of the time.
It can be used, but pay attention to the diameter of the rope, it should be the same as the product
By vevor
does the cable extend easily?
Just Step On The Hook With The Cable End While Releasing The Lock And Pull The Unit Towards You Over And Over Until Cable Is Extended How Much You Want. :)
By Clarence Hansen
I haven't used mine yet, but there is a release mechanism to the bottom of the unit
By Elliot Thomson
Can a single person use this to pull a truck out of a snow bank that is pretty much on flat ground ?
Yes, of course
By Hale Vincent
I wouldn’t recommend it, these are only rated at 11,000 lbs. and that’s when the line is doubled and not on a single line pull, which means you only have about 5.5’ of line and the puller, which means what ever you’ve attached the puller to, has to be not more than 7-8’ away from your stuck truck. Also adding multiple connections to extend the reach of the puller is not recommended. Also you need to determine the force required to pull the trucks weight (including items on the back) and friction/force to remove it from the snow bank, this could far exceed the power of the puller.
By Linda Wodehous
1: What is the gear ratio? 2: is this suitable for pulling 250-300 pound items up a hill?
There is no gear ratio for this. This is a maximum of 0.75T, it is suitable.
By vevor