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NEIKO 02256A Come Along Winch, 5-Ton (10,000 Lbs) Pulling Capacity, 10Ft, 3 Hook, Heavy Duty Power Cable Come Along Tool with Dual Gears, Hand Winch Cable, Automotive Hoist Winch Puller, Recovery Gear

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Style: Puller


Features

  • 5 TON COME ALONG WINCH: Heavy-duty mini come along five ton come along hand winch cable puller delivers serious pulling power for construction, home, farms, ranch, fences, and automotive use. Max horizontal load capacity of 10,000 pounds.
  • WINCH HOOK: Heavy duty puller steel construction for added durability; hooks and gears are zinc plated for a long-lasting life in your garage or workshop when pulling, dragging, lifting, or stretching. Safety latch on all hooks to prevent accidents or slipping off.
  • RATCHETING CABLE COME ALONG: Powerful ratcheting come along pulling system allows for one-handed operation when pulling or winching even the heaviest loads. The winch cable ratchet pulley system length is 6mm thick and 3.2 meters or 10 feet long.
  • DOUBLE GEAR MANUAL WINCH: Double-gear design locks on for evenly distributed force and easy to gauge notched pulling action for an easy, smooth, and consistent. Max vertical load capacity is also called weight capacity of 2 tons or 4,000 pounds.
  • LEVER ARM: Includes long industrial hand ratchet handle with PVC coated grip for leverage and 3 latching hooks for added safety and versatility when going off road vehicle recovery, pulling fences, logs, stumps, or rocks.

Description

NEIKO presents the 02256A Heavy Duty Manual Come Along Cable Puller. This comealong manual winch is capable of pulling ten thousand pounds. Convenient and portable enough to use in almost every situation, small enough to carry with one hand and light weight so you can fit it in your trunk. Pull large loads and vehicles of whatever you are stuck in. You can also use them for stretching fences, lifting objects, and lowering objects. Some more advanced uses are also pulling joints together, pulling frame of a new construction together during its raising, or straightening heavy panels while putting them in place. Works in the industrial and construction fields, on boats and ships. With its long hand operated ratchet lever winch gets all the leverage you need.


Manufacturer: ‎Ridgerock Tools Inc.


Part Number: ‎02256A


Item Weight: ‎13.38 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎28.54 x 5.79 x 4.33 inches


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎02256A


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎1


Color: ‎Clear


Style: ‎Puller


Power Source: ‎Hand Powered


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Mounting Type: ‎Hook


Included Components: ‎5 Ton Come-A-Long


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: February 13, 2008


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    • Git-r-done
Style: Puller
Review Image by M. George M. George
So my wife wanted me to move/clear some rocks to build a new trail through our woods, and, I don't have a CTL, and my little Gator only weighs 1300 lbs which won't do squat for what I'm after. I needed to move some rocks (uphill) that likely weighed in the 3000 pound range as well as being partially embedded. I was able to attach a couple of tow chains around the rock and wrapped around a tree with this tool in-between. This come-along broke it free of the dirt, which I'm somewhat guessing required around a 5000 pound breakout force. That said, it is nowhere nearly as easy to use as my smaller units. The cable does not freely release and also got bound up on me once. I feel like I'm in a position now to avoid some of this frustration in the future but ease of use was not high up there. Also, those little safety latches are almost worthless in the field, bend, and then get in the way. I understand the purpose but I wound up having to remove. It did git-r-done though! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2023 by M. George M. George
    • Good puller for the money
Style: Puller
Comes with a decent wire cable, easy to handle. The ratchet is simple enough to use, just read the instructions first. The free wheel release is not so intuitive, and i found it easier to release it from the underside while pulling the cable, rather than the instructions which suggest pushing the release from the top. The slip hooks provided are adequate, but not great, i replaced mine with higher quality ones, as i have plenty in stock. A plus for this type of puller is that you can detach the end hook and switch from double to single line, which halves the load capacity, but doubles the potential working length without resetting the pull and doubles the speed of the pull. It is strong, but make sure you keep it clean, and dry it off after usage, otherwise it will likely rust very quickly. But if looked after and stored clean and dry, i would expect a decent service life of many years, from this puller. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2023 by netzien
    • Easy to Use & Durable
Style: Puller
So for me, it was a no brainer how to use this and how to make it work for me, not against me. For the person I bought it for, it was not so easy to figure out, but after some instruction and a few practice tries, it has really come in handy for removing large bushes, small trees, etc. It is a back SAVER for SURE! Great product, well made, and with a little practice, very easy to use. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2023 by Lauren R.
    • Classic "Country Boy" Solution
Style: Puller
I used this to straighten a leaning pergola while I added supports. One end to straps around a tree, the other end to straps on the corner of the pergola. Held fast during a 70 mph wind gust that took out the hollow half of another 100-year-old maple tree. I am impressed. So is spouse. Tempted to quote Red Green here, but won't. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2023 by squidwillis
    • Best comealong I've ever owned
Style: Puller
Granted, previous tools were not as sturdy as this one and certainly not after we'd spliced broken lines multiple times. I can't say this is a joy to use because there's little joy to be found in the tasks we use it for, but it gets the job done without the wire rope snapping.
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2023 by Molly Trolley
    • Works as advertised
Style: Puller
I used straps previous to buying this and it’s a game changing difference. There’s only one down side and that’s that when there’s tension on the cable it’s hard to near impossible to release that tension. Overall a great product
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2023 by Forrest
    • Works Good, levers are a little stiff
Style: Puller
Takes a bit to figure out how to release the cable then to set the handle release. Seems a bit awkward in the levers but works ok. Have not used it on a heavy pull yet. Will report back
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2023 by Wildlife
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Review Image by Jerry H. Bond Jerry H. Bond
WARNING! SAFETY ALERT! UPDATE: 8/30/11 I've been using two of these Come-A-Longs since 2007. A failure occurred on 8/29/11 that could have caused serious injury or death. I always inspect this equipment before use. Even so, close inspections while pulling heavy loads is sometimes hard to do. Look closely at my uploaded photo image on the product page. Notice the bolts or steel pins that hold the hook and pulley. These bolts are held in place by paper-thin, U-Shaped Retainer Clips seated into a shallow grove around the tip of the bolt. If one of these retainer clips is accidentally bumped during use, it can dislodge and the bolt can come free suddenly releasing your load. This happened to me. These 5-ton pullers weigh 18 pounds each. When working with these Come-a-longs in conjunction with various cables and ropes, this can easily happen without notice. This is a serious safety issue. I'm replacing these stock bolts and U-Shaped retainer clips with hardened steel bolts and lock nuts coated with Red Locktite 271 which must be heated to 500 degrees to remove. Coating the threads with JB Weld would also work. I strongly suggest anyone else using these Come-a-longs do the same. It seems that I was wrong in my early reviews of this product. I apologize to those who called it cheap. I should have listened. BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY. GOOD LUCK. Heavy duty and top quality. As far as I can tell, since I don't have a 5-ton scale, the actual capacity is probably over 5-tons. I had several huge trees, 90-foot hardwoods, that needed to come down. With 14,000 lb. test-strength bullrope in the top of the target tree and the pully anchored with log-chain to the base of another tree, I began cranking the lever. I wanted to make certain the tree fell exactly where I wanted. I had to back off to keep from pulling some out of the trees out of the ground, root ball and all, before laying a chainsaw to them. This puller works - and it appears to be made well enough that I feel safe using it. That's very important. I inspected every detail before I put it to use. I could not find any markings indicating where it was made. That might be important to some. When placed next to the standard 2-ton come-a-long, it is easy to see the difference in size, weight and quality. Two connected in tandem to 14,000 lb. bull rope is sufficient to pull a monster hickory tree that is leaning over a house and make it fall away from the house. Tree experts wanted $800.00 for the job. I did it for less than $100.00. UPDATE: 5-9-10 After nearly two years of use, the only complaint I have is the spring clips on the hooks bend easily and at times refuse to release whatever is in the metal hook. Recently, I broke a section of bullrope rated at 9500 lbs. test strength. The running bowline knot I had looped onto the steel hook held. The rope snapped in a place where nothing was touching it. I'll use only 23,000 lb. test bullrope from now on. And for those who are wondering why I don't use chain, chain does not stretch. Bullrope does. When 200 feet of bullrope is tightened to the limits to the top of a tall hickory or oak, several thousand of pounds of force continue to pull the tree in the right direction for several feet even as the tree begins to fall. The average DIYer will never need more power than this. If I was needing 5-tons of pulling power on a commercial application, I'd look for an OSHA approved 10-ton device. There is an old military saying that goes like this: Always ask for double of what you need if you expect to get what you need. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2008 by Jerry H. Bond Jerry H. Bond

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