3 Ton Come Along Winch, Dual Gear | GD-3TB1

Winch · GD-3TB1 · 3 Ton Come Along Winch

Dual-Gear Manual Pulling with Two Hooks, a 4.8 mm × 2.7 m Cable and Visible Sheave Block

GD-3TB1 is specified as a 3T hand puller with two gears, two hooks and a 4.8 mm × 2.7 m cable.

The exact product image confirms a long hand lever with black grip, a central cable drum, two toothed ratchet/gear plates, two latching hook assemblies and a separate pulley/sheave block in the cable path near one hook.

Exact GD-3TB1 product image showing the long lever, dual-gear ratchet area, wound cable, two hooks and separate sheave block.

Pulling Rating Boundary

Use “3 Ton” as the Published Hand-Puller Rating—not as an Unverified Overhead-Lifting Rating

The supplied description states 3T hand puller. It does not publish a separate suspended-load or overhead-lifting capacity, so this page positions GD-3TB1 for controlled pulling, positioning and tensioning rather than as a certified lever hoist.

Winch Family Position

3-Ton Capacity and 2.7 m Cable Extend the GOODIN Manual-Puller Family

GD-1TB2 is the 1-ton / 1.8 m model, GD-2TB1 is the 2-ton / 2.2 m model, and GD-3TB1 moves the family to a published 3-ton class with a 2.7 m cable.

The cable also increases from 4.5 mm on the 1T and 2T models to 4.8 mm on GD-3TB1. No strength increase is calculated from diameter alone because wire-rope construction and minimum breaking load are not supplied.

Dual-Gear Ratchet Drive

Two Toothed Ratchet Plates Flank the Central Cable Drum

The exact image verifies the two-gear architecture stated in the product brief. The long manual lever acts on the ratchet system to advance and control cable tension incrementally.

Gear ratio, handle force, efficiency, proof-test load and overload protection are not published for GD-3TB1.

GD-3TB1 dual gear ratchet mechanism and wound cable drum detail — Exact-product crop highlighting the dual toothed ratchet plates and central cable drum.

GD-3TB1 cable sheave pulley block and upper latching hook detail — Exact-product crop showing the separate sheave/pulley block in the cable path near one hook.

Visible Sheave Block

A Separate Pulley/Sheave Block Forms Part of the Cable Path

The GD-3TB1 image clearly shows the cable passing through a separate sheave block near one end hook. This is a real structural distinction worth showing in the product page.

The page does not assign a fixed mechanical-advantage ratio, line-multiplication factor or rated double-line capacity to this arrangement without GOODIN production data.

Cable Specification

4.8 mm × 2.7 m Is the Published GD-3TB1 Cable Size

The supplied cable diameter is 4.8 mm and the published length is 2.7 m. This makes GD-3TB1 the longest published cable among the current 1T / 2T / 3T GOODIN hand-puller sequence.

Wire-rope strand construction, core type, coating, minimum breaking load, termination specification and replacement part number are not provided.

GD-3TB1 latching load hook and swivel connection detail — Exact-product crop showing one of the two hooks with its visible spring latch and connection hardware.

Two-Hook Connection

Two Latching Hooks Define the Anchor-to-Load Connection Path

The exact product image confirms two hook assemblies with visible latch hardware. The hook nearest the separate sheave block forms part of the longer visible cable-routing assembly.

Hook material, working-load limit, swivel rating, side-load allowance and latch test requirement remain production-confirmation fields.

Export Packing

Six Sets per Carton in a 65 × 28 × 26 cm Packing Envelope

Published Rating3T hand puller

DriveTwo gears

HooksTwo hooks

Cable4.8 mm × 2.7 m

QTY / CTN6 sets

Carton N.W.20 kg (as supplied)

Carton Measure65 × 28 × 26 cm

The supplied “N.W.: 20KG (CATYON)” appears with the carton quantity and measurement, so the page treats it as carton-context net weight and does not publish an inferred unit weight.

Pre-Use Inspection

Inspect the Cable, Sheave, Hooks and Ratchet System as One Load Path

Before use, inspect the wire rope for kinks, crushing, broken wires or corrosion; verify hook and latch condition; check the visible sheave for damage or obstruction; and confirm that ratchet teeth, pawls, springs and pins engage correctly.

Formal rejection criteria, lubrication and service intervals should follow the current GOODIN production manual when available.

GD-3TB1 FAQ

Buyer Questions for the 3-Ton Configuration

Is GD-3TB1 a come-along winch?

Yes. Its long ratchet lever, cable drum, dual gears, hooks and cable path match the manual come-along / cable-puller product class.

How does it differ from GD-2TB1?

GD-3TB1 is published as 3T with a 4.8 mm × 2.7 m cable; GD-2TB1 is 2 Ton with a 4.5 mm × 2.2 m cable.

Does the visible pulley prove a 2:1 mechanical advantage?

No. A sheave block is visibly present, but no fixed mechanical-advantage or double-line rating is published for this SKU.

Can it lift 3 tons overhead?

No overhead-lifting rating is supplied. The 3T figure is used only in the published hand-puller context.

Is 20 kg the weight of one unit?

No unit weight is published separately. The 20 kg value is treated as carton-context net weight for six sets.

GOODIN Manufacturing

Production Visibility for Winch and Pulling-Tool Programs

GOODIN supports B2B sourcing with real production, component-handling and workshop inspection visibility. Product-specific pulling ratings, cable construction, hook ratings, proof-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-3TB1.

B2B Winch / Puller RFQ

Confirm the 3-Ton Pulling Duty, Cable Path and Test Requirement Before Production

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

Winch Application Profile

Use GD-3TB1 for Controlled Manual Pulling Where the 3-Ton Class and 2.7 m Cable Match the Job

GD-3TB1 is a portable manual come-along / cable puller for controlled positioning, tensioning and recovery-assistance tasks where the required line pull is supported by the documented product rating and the complete anchor-to-load system.

Potential applications include workshop alignment, machinery positioning, fence or structural tensioning and planned vehicle/material recovery assistance.

GD-3TB1 3 ton manual come along winch for controlled pulling positioning and tensioning — The exact product view shows the complete pulling path, including dual gears, cable drum, two hooks and the separate sheave block.

Pulling Force Planning

Object Mass and Required Line Pull Are Not the Same Number

Rolling resistance, surface friction, slope, stuck loads and direction changes can make the required pulling force much lower or much higher than the object's static mass.

Use the real estimated line pull and a documented capacity margin rather than choosing the tool only because an object is “under 3 tons.”

Cable + Sheave Geometry

Keep the Visible Sheave Block Aligned with the Intended Cable Path

GD-3TB1 includes a visible separate sheave block in its cable path. During setup, keep the sheave, hook and cable aligned so the cable is not dragged over sharp edges or forced into uncontrolled side loading.

The image alone does not define the allowed fleet angle, mechanical advantage or rated reeving configuration. Those values belong in the production instructions.

GD-3TB1 sheave pulley block cable routing application detail — Exact GD-3TB1 sheave-block geometry used to plan cable alignment without assuming an unverified mechanical-advantage ratio.

2.7 m Cable Reach

Use the Longer Cable to Improve Anchor Selection—not to Create Sharp Direction Changes

The 2.7 m published cable offers more setup reach than the current 1T and 2T GOODIN models. The best pull still keeps the load path as straight and unobstructed as the job allows.

For a direction change outside the product's intended cable path, use separately rated rigging rather than forcing the cable against edges or structures.

GD-3TB1 latching hook anchor and load connection detail — Hook seating, latch closure and attachment-point capacity all matter before tension is applied.

Anchor + Load Connections

Both Hooks and Both Attachment Points Must Support the Planned Pull

Use connection points that allow the hook to seat correctly without tip loading or side loading across the throat. The safety latch should be able to close without carrying the line load itself.

Shackles, straps or other connecting hardware should be independently rated for the actual pulling system.

Tensioned-Line Zone

Keep People Out of the Cable Line and Potential Recoil Path

Wire rope, hooks and anchors store energy under tension. Keep the operator and bystanders outside the likely recoil path if a cable, hook, latch or anchor fails.

Inspect the system before every pull and stop if the cable does not wind or track normally through the drum and sheave.

Use Boundary

Do Not Convert the 3T Hand-Puller Rating into an Overhead-Lifting Claim

The supplied GD-3TB1 data does not provide a separate lifting or hoisting rating. Use equipment specifically designed and rated for suspended or overhead loads when that duty is required.

OEM / Distributor RFQ

Define Line Pull, Cable Reach, Sheave Configuration and Inspection Requirements Together

Send expected line pull, duty cycle, cable size/length, anchor and load-side geometry, pulley/sheave requirement, hook and latch requirement, operating environment, proof-test/inspection criteria, marking/manual requirement, carton format, order quantity and destination market.