Low Profile Cargo Winch

  When tightening or loosening winches, always maintain a firm grip on the winch bar. Never release a winch bar without checking the pawl to ensure that it is fully engaged between ratchet teeth. Releasing a winch bar without the pawl being properly engaged can cause serious injury or death to the user or bystanders. The use of slip resistant handle winch bar, specifically designed to tighten or loosen winches, is recommended. Winch bars shall be used to tension and release tie down assemblies. Use of any unspecified leverage increasing device, such as a cheater bar, can generate enough force to break a piece of cargo control equipment. The release of energy when a piece of cargo control equipment breaks can cause serious injury or death to you or bystanders. User shall stand clear of the winch bar handle during operation of the winch bar in case the winch bar slips. The tip of the winch bar shall be inserted through both holes in the winch end cap to prevent the winch bar from “slipping out” and overloading the tip and/or end cap. Winches shall not be loaded in excess of their Work Load Limit. Winches shall not be used as a pulling or lifting device. A minimum of 12” of webbing shall be inserted through the slot, and a minimum of two (2) wraps shall be on the winch mandrel.

Caution: Excessive wraps of webbing on the mandrel will reduce the Work Load Limit of the winch.


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ALL DIMENSIONS ARE APPROXIMATE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE, WITHOUT NOTICE.