1 Ton Ratchet Cable Puller, Dual Gear | GD-1TB2

Winch · GD-1TB2 · 1 Ton Ratchet Cable Puller

Dual-Gear Manual Pulling with a 4.5 mm × 1.8 m Cable and Two Hooks

GD-1TB2 is a 1-ton hand puller configured with two gears, two hooks and a 4.5 mm × 1.8 m cable.

The exact product image verifies the classic come-along layout: a long hand lever with red grip, a central cable drum and dual ratchet-drive section, a compact metal frame and two latching hook assemblies at opposite ends.

Exact GD-1TB2 product photo showing the hand lever, dual-gear ratchet area, wound cable and two hook assemblies.

Pulling Rating Boundary

Treat “1 Ton” as the Published Hand-Puller Rating—not as Permission for Overhead Lifting

The supplied description identifies this product as a 1 Ton hand puller. It does not provide a separate lifting, hoisting, personnel-lifting or overhead-load rating. The page therefore positions GD-1TB2 for controlled pulling and tensioning tasks and does not market it as an overhead hoist.

Dual-Gear Ratchet Drive

Two Visible Ratchet/Gear Plates Work Around the Central Cable Drum

The image confirms the dual-gear architecture stated in the product brief. The hand lever drives the ratchet mechanism around the cable drum, allowing the operator to advance the cable incrementally rather than relying on continuous power.

Gear ratio, tooth geometry, handle force, mechanical efficiency and overload protection are not provided and should not be inferred from appearance.

GD-1TB2 dual gear ratchet mechanism and cable drum detail — Exact-product crop highlighting the dual ratchet/gear area and wound cable drum.

Cable Specification

4.5 mm × 1.8 m Is the Published Cable Size

The product brief specifies a cable diameter of 4.5 mm and a cable length of 1.8 m. This is a compact pull length commonly seen in portable 1-ton come-along/cable-puller products.

The current data does not identify wire-rope construction, core type, strand count, minimum breaking load, coating, termination method or replacement-cable specification.

GD-1TB2 cable puller hook with spring safety latch detail — Exact-product crop showing one of the two latching hook assemblies.

Two-Hook Connection

Two Hooks Provide Separate Load-Side and Anchor-Side Attachment Points

The product image confirms two large hook assemblies, each with a visible spring safety latch. This supports a direct anchor-to-load pulling layout without describing the hooks as certified lifting hooks.

Hook material, hook working-load limit, latch test method, swivel rating and compatible attachment geometry are not supplied.

Manual Lever Control

A Long Handle with Red Grip Provides the Operator Input

The long lever is visually confirmed and terminates in a red hand grip. The image also shows spring-loaded control hardware around the ratchet mechanism.

Do not extend the handle with a pipe or improvised lever unless the product instructions explicitly permit it. The current specification does not publish maximum handle force or a cheater-bar allowance.

GD-1TB2 long manual lever red grip upper hook and cable path detail — Exact-product crop showing the long lever, red grip, upper hook assembly and cable path.

Export Packing

10 Sets per Carton with a 56 × 42 × 22 cm Carton Envelope

Product Rating1 Ton hand puller

DriveTwo gears

HooksTwo hooks

Cable4.5 mm × 1.8 m

QTY / CTN10 sets

Carton N.W.21 kg (as supplied)

Carton Measure56 × 42 × 22 cm

Unit Net WeightNot separately published

The supplied line “N.W.: 21KG (CATYON)” is treated as carton net weight because it appears with QTY/CTN and carton measurements. The page does not divide this value into an asserted per-unit net weight.

Pre-Use Inspection

Inspect the Cable, Hooks, Latches and Ratchet Mechanism Before Each Pull

For a manual cable puller, damage to the cable, hook throat, latch, ratchet teeth, pawls, pins or frame can directly affect load control. The intended anchor and load-side attachment points also need to remain within the actual product and system ratings.

Wire rope should not be used when visibly kinked, crushed, frayed or otherwise damaged. Final inspection/rejection criteria should follow GD-1TB2's production instructions once issued.

GD-1TB2 FAQ

Questions Buyers Should Resolve Before Ordering

Is GD-1TB2 a come-along cable puller?

Yes. Its manual ratchet lever, cable drum and two-hook architecture match the product class commonly called a come-along, cable puller or ratchet cable puller.

Does 1 ton mean it can lift 1 ton overhead?

No overhead lifting rating is supplied. The page uses the 1-ton figure in the hand-puller/pulling context only.

What cable does it use?

The published size is 4.5 mm × 1.8 m. Wire-rope construction and replacement specification are not provided.

Are both hooks fitted with safety latches?

The exact product image visibly shows latching hook hardware. Hook/latch ratings should still be confirmed from production data.

Is 21 kg the weight of one puller?

No unit weight is published separately. The supplied 21 kg value is presented with the carton quantity and dimensions, so it is treated as carton net weight.

GOODIN Manufacturing

Production Visibility for Pulling-Tool and Distribution Programs

GOODIN supports B2B sourcing with real production, component-handling and workshop inspection visibility. Product-specific pulling ratings, cable construction, hook ratings, test methods and inspection criteria should still be confirmed against current production documentation.

GOODIN manufacturing and production facility

GOODIN workshop inspection and assembly environment

GOODIN Brand Presence

Trademark Registration Across Key Markets

GOODIN maintains trademark registrations in multiple markets as part of its international brand and distribution presence.

Australia

United Kingdom

European Union

Trademark registration indicates brand ownership/registration status and does not constitute lifting certification, pulling-performance certification or regulatory approval for GD-1TB2.

B2B Winch / Puller RFQ

Specify the Pulling Duty, Cable, Hooks and Test Requirement Together

For quotation, provide required pulling capacity, working direction, intended load type, cable diameter/length, hook/latch requirement, surface-finish requirement, inspection or proof-test criteria, labeling/manual requirements, packing quantity, destination market and order volume.

Application Profile

Use GD-1TB2 for Controlled Straight-Line Pulling, Positioning and Tensioning Tasks

GD-1TB2 is a portable manual cable puller. Its best-fit applications are jobs where an operator needs controlled mechanical advantage between a secure anchor point and a load without relying on electricity or a vehicle-mounted powered winch.

Typical sourcing discussions can include equipment positioning, fence tensioning, workshop alignment, vehicle or material recovery assistance and general maintenance pulling—subject to the actual pulling rating and site risk assessment.

GD-1TB2 1 ton manual ratchet cable puller for controlled pulling positioning and tensioning applications — The complete product view shows the anchor-to-load pulling architecture: two hooks, cable drum, ratchet drive and hand lever.

Anchor + Load Connection

The Complete Pull Is Only as Strong as the Anchor Point and Both Hook Connections

One hook connects to the load side and the other to an anchor side. Both attachment points need enough capacity and geometry to keep the hook seated without side loading the hook throat or latch.

Do not wrap the cable around an object and hook it back onto itself unless the product instructions explicitly allow that rigging method.

Pulling Line

Keep the Cable Path as Straight and Unobstructed as the Job Allows

A straight pull reduces unintended side loading on the frame, drum, cable and hooks. Operators should keep people out of the cable line and the potential recoil zone if a connection or wire rope fails.

If the load needs a directional change, use a properly rated rigging method rather than dragging the cable across sharp edges.

GD-1TB2 cable drum and ratchet puller mechanism application detail — The central drum/ratchet system is designed to manage cable tension incrementally during the pull.

Capacity Planning

Required Pulling Force Is Not Always Equal to the Load's Static Weight

Rolling resistance, slope, surface condition, dragging friction, embedded loads and snags can raise the actual pulling force. A 1-ton hand-puller label should therefore not be used as a shortcut for deciding whether an unknown recovery or movement task is safe.

For vehicle recovery or heavy equipment movement, calculate/measure the expected line pull and maintain an appropriate margin within the product's documented rating.

Use Boundary

Pulling and Overhead Lifting Are Different Equipment Duties

Current cable-puller manuals and mainstream product instructions commonly distinguish pulling tools from overhead lifting equipment. GD-1TB2 has no separate overhead-lifting certification or rating in the supplied brief.

Use a properly rated hoist or lifting device for suspended/overhead loads rather than treating this puller as a lever hoist.

Inspection + Storage

Protect the 4.5 mm Cable and Ratchet Mechanism from Damage Between Jobs

Before use, inspect the cable for broken wires, kinks, crushing or corrosion and check the hooks, latches, frame, pivot pins, ratchet teeth and pawls. Store the cable wound neatly and keep the mechanism free of debris.

Lubrication type, service interval and replacement-part criteria should follow the GOODIN production manual rather than generic assumptions.

OEM / Distributor RFQ

Define the Real Pulling Task Before Finalizing the 1-Ton Configuration

Send intended pulling application, expected line pull, cable length, anchor/load attachment type, hook requirement, operating environment, inspection/proof-test requirement, labeling/manual requirement, packing format, quantity and destination market.