2 Ton Dual Drive Ratchet Cable Puller | GD-2TB1

Winch · GD-2TB1 · 2 Ton Dual-Drive Ratchet Cable Puller

2-Ton Manual Pulling with Dual Gears, Two Hooks and a 2.2 m Cable

GD-2TB1 is specified as a 2 Ton hand puller with two gears, two hooks and a 4.5 mm × 2.2 m cable.

The exact product image confirms a long manual lever with red grip, a central wound-cable drum, two ratchet/gear plates and hook assemblies at both ends. Compared with the lower-capacity GD-1TB2, this SKU is positioned around the 2-ton pulling class and a longer published cable length.

Exact GD-2TB1 product image showing the manual lever, dual-drive ratchet section, wound cable and two-hook arrangement.

Pulling Rating Boundary

The Published 2-Ton Figure Is Used as a Pulling Rating—not an Overhead-Lifting Claim

The source description says 2 Ton hand puller. It does not publish a separate hoisting, suspended-load or overhead-lifting rating. GD-2TB1 is therefore described for controlled pulling, positioning and tensioning applications rather than as a lever hoist.

2-Ton Position

Higher Pulling-Class Intent Separates GD-2TB1 from the 1-Ton GD-1TB2

Both products share the same general manual cable-puller architecture, but their published rating and cable length differ. GD-1TB2 is the 1-ton / 1.8 m model; GD-2TB1 is the 2-ton / 2.2 m model.

This distinction matters for product selection and SEO: buyers looking for a 2-ton dual-drive puller should land on GD-2TB1 rather than a generic family page or the lower-capacity SKU.

Dual-Drive Ratchet Mechanism

Two Ratchet/Gear Plates Work Around the Central Cable Drum

The exact image confirms the two-gear architecture stated in the brief. The hand lever advances the drum through a ratcheting mechanism so cable tension can be increased incrementally.

Gear ratio, handle force, mechanical efficiency, proof-test load and overload protection are not supplied and are not inferred from the image.

GD-2TB1 dual drive ratchet gears and wound cable drum detail — Exact-product crop of the dual-drive ratchet area and central wound cable.

Longer Published Cable

4.5 mm × 2.2 m Extends the Published Cable Length Beyond GD-1TB2

GD-2TB1 uses a 4.5 mm cable with a published length of 2.2 m. That is 0.4 m longer than the 1.8 m cable specified for GD-1TB2.

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

GD-2TB1 front hook with spring safety latch and cable puller attachment detail — Exact-product crop of one latching hook and its attachment hardware.

Two-Hook Connection

Two Latching Hooks Define the Anchor-to-Load Pulling Layout

The image confirms hook assemblies at both ends with visible spring-latch hardware. This gives the operator separate anchor-side and load-side connections.

Hook material, hook working-load limit, swivel rating, latch test requirement and allowed side-load angle are not published for GD-2TB1.

Manual Lever Input

A Long Steel Lever with Red Grip Provides the Operator Input

The exact product image clearly shows the long lever and red grip, along with spring-loaded ratchet controls near the drive mechanism.

The page does not specify a maximum operator force or permit handle extensions. Improvised pipes or cheater bars should not be assumed acceptable.

GD-2TB1 long manual ratchet puller handle with red grip detail — Exact-product crop showing the lever geometry and red operator grip.

Export Packing

Six Sets per Carton in a 61 × 26 × 22 cm Packing Envelope

Published Rating2 Ton hand puller

DriveTwo gears

HooksTwo hooks

Cable4.5 mm × 2.2 m

QTY / CTN6 sets

Carton N.W.16 kg (as supplied)

Carton Measure61 × 26 × 22 cm

The supplied line “N.W.: 16KG (CATYON)” is treated as carton net weight because it is grouped with QTY/CTN and carton measurements. No per-unit weight is asserted.

Inspection Before Pulling

Inspect Cable Condition, Hook Seating and Ratchet Engagement Before Applying Load

The higher published pulling class makes connection quality and cable condition especially important. Check for cable kinks, crushing, broken wires or corrosion; inspect hook throats and latches; and verify that pawls and ratchet teeth engage positively before loading the system.

Use the eventual GOODIN production instructions for formal rejection criteria, lubrication and replacement parts.

GD-2TB1 FAQ

Buyer Questions for the 2-Ton Configuration

How is GD-2TB1 different from GD-1TB2?

GD-2TB1 is published as a 2-ton hand puller with a 2.2 m cable; GD-1TB2 is a 1-ton hand puller with a 1.8 m cable.

Is it a dual-drive ratchet cable puller?

Yes. The brief states two gears, and the exact image shows the dual ratchet/gear architecture around the cable drum.

Can it lift 2 tons overhead?

No overhead-lifting rating is supplied. The 2-ton figure is used only in the hand-puller/pulling context.

What is the cable size?

4.5 mm diameter × 2.2 m published length.

Is 16 kg the weight of one unit?

No. The 16 kg figure appears with six sets per carton and carton 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 pull 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-2TB1.

B2B Winch / Puller RFQ

Confirm the 2-Ton Pulling Duty and Test Requirements Before Production

Send required pulling capacity, expected line pull, cable diameter/length, anchor/load connection, hook and latch requirements, proof-test or inspection criteria, finish requirement, labeling/manual requirements, packing format, quantity and destination market.

Application Profile

Choose GD-2TB1 When the Pulling Plan Requires the 2-Ton Class and a 2.2 m Cable

GD-2TB1 is intended for controlled manual pulling, positioning and tensioning where the job requires more published pulling capacity than the 1-ton family model.

Potential applications include workshop alignment, machinery positioning, fence or structural tensioning and carefully planned recovery assistance—provided the real required line pull, anchors and attachments remain within documented ratings.

GD-2TB1 2 ton dual drive manual cable puller for controlled positioning and tensioning — Complete product view showing the manual anchor-to-load pulling architecture.

Pulling Force Planning

A 2-Ton Label Does Not Mean Every 2-Ton Object Is Automatically a Suitable Pull

The force needed to move a load depends on rolling resistance, dragging friction, slope, surface condition, stuck or embedded loads and the direction of pull. Static object mass and line pull are not interchangeable.

For vehicle or equipment recovery, calculate the expected pull rather than selecting solely from vehicle mass.

2.2 m Cable Reach

Use the Longer Cable to Improve Anchor Choice—not to Create Sharp Bends or Side Pulls

Compared with the 1.8 m GD-1TB2 cable, GD-2TB1's 2.2 m published length offers additional setup reach. The preferred route is still a straight, unobstructed line between the puller, anchor and load.

Do not drag the cable over sharp edges or use uncontrolled direction changes. If the pulling geometry needs redirection, use a rated rigging solution designed for that task.

GD-2TB1 wound 2.2 meter cable and dual ratchet drive detail — The central cable/drum system should remain aligned with the intended pulling line.

GD-2TB1 latching hook connection for anchor and load attachment — Hook seating and latch closure should be checked before the pull starts.

Anchor + Load Connections

Both Hook Connections and Both Attachment Points Must Support the Planned Pull

The cable puller is only one part of the load path. Anchor structures, load attachment points, shackles or other connecting hardware must be compatible with the actual line force and hook geometry.

Avoid point loading at the hook tip, side loading across the throat or connections that prevent the safety latch from closing.

Operator + Recoil Zone

Keep People Clear of the Tensioned Cable Line and Potential Recoil Path

A loaded wire rope and hook system stores energy. Keep bystanders away from the line of pull and from the path a cable, hook or anchor could travel if a component or connection fails.

The operator should work from the intended handle position without straddling the tensioned cable.

Use Boundary

Use a Rated Hoist for Suspended or Overhead Loads

Current mainstream cable-puller instructions distinguish pulling tools from overhead lifting equipment, and GD-2TB1 has no separate overhead-lifting rating in the supplied specification.

Do not substitute this cable puller for a lever hoist, chain hoist or other device specifically designed and rated for suspended loads.

Inspection + Storage

The Longer Cable Needs Controlled Winding and Damage Inspection

Inspect the 4.5 mm cable for kinks, crushing, broken wires and corrosion before use. Check the hook latches, pins, frame, ratchet teeth, pawls and return springs, and rewind the cable neatly for storage.

OEM / Distributor RFQ

Define the Real Line Pull, Reach and Safety Requirements for the 2-Ton Model

Provide expected line pull, duty cycle, cable length, anchor and load-side attachment, hook requirement, working environment, inspection/proof-test criteria, marking/manual requirements, carton format, order quantity and destination market.