4 Ton Dual-Gear Ratchet Cable Puller with Two Hooks | GD-4TB1
Cable: 5.8mmX3M
QTY/CTN: 4 SETS
N.W.: 20KG(CATYON)
Meas(cm): 71X21X29
4-Ton Manual Pulling with Dual Gears, Two Hooks and a 5.8 mm × 3 m Cable
GD-4TB1 is specified as a 4 Ton hand puller with two gears, two hooks and a 5.8 mm × 3 m cable.
The exact product image confirms a long hand lever with red grip, a larger enclosed frame around the central wound-cable drum, two toothed ratchet/gear plates, a front hook connection, a prominent transverse spring assembly and a separate rear guide/sheave structure in the cable path.
Treat “4 Ton” as the Published Hand-Puller Rating—not as an Unverified Overhead-Lifting Rating
The supplied product description states 4 Ton hand puller. It does not provide a separate overhead-hoisting or suspended-load rating. This page therefore uses 4 Ton in the pulling-tool context and does not convert it into a lifting certification claim.
5.8 mm × 3 m Cable Creates a Clear Step Above the Current 1T / 2T / 3T GOODIN Pullers
GD-1TB2 uses 4.5 mm × 1.8 m, GD-2TB1 uses 4.5 mm × 2.2 m, GD-3TB1 uses 4.8 mm × 2.7 m, and GD-4TB1 moves to 5.8 mm × 3 m.
This progression is a useful procurement distinction, but the page does not calculate strength from diameter because strand construction, wire grade, core type and minimum breaking load are not supplied.
Two Toothed Ratchet Plates Work Around a Larger Central Cable Drum
The exact image verifies the dual-gear architecture stated in the brief. A long lever drives the ratchet system so the operator can advance the cable in controlled increments.
Gear ratio, handle force, mechanical efficiency, proof-test value and overload protection are not published for GD-4TB1.
A Prominent Transverse Spring Assembly Sits Behind the Front Hook Connection
The real GD-4TB1 image shows a large coil spring mounted across the front section of the frame. This is a visible mechanical feature that distinguishes the 4T layout from the smaller models.
The image alone does not establish the spring's exact function, preload, fatigue life or whether it forms part of an overload-protection system, so no such function is claimed.
A Separate Circular Guide/Sheave Assembly Appears Near the Rear Hook End
The exact product image shows the cable routed through a separate circular guide/sheave structure close to the far hook end. That geometry is useful for buyers comparing cable-routing architecture across the GOODIN hand-puller range.
No fixed mechanical-advantage ratio, double-line rating, fleet angle or sheave load rating is inferred from the photograph.
The Long Lever Provides the Operator Input for the Dual-Ratchet System
The handle geometry is visibly longer than the central drive frame and ends in a red grip. The product brief does not state maximum handle force or authorize extensions.
Do not use improvised cheater bars unless GOODIN's production instructions explicitly permit them.
Four Sets per Carton in a 71 × 21 × 29 cm Packing Envelope
The supplied “N.W.: 20KG (CATYON)” is grouped with QTY/CTN and carton dimensions, so this page treats it as carton-context net weight and does not publish a calculated 5 kg unit weight.
Inspect the Cable, Hooks, Ratchets, Spring Assembly and Rear Guide as One Pulling System
Before use, inspect the wire rope for kinks, crushing, broken wires or corrosion; check both hook connections; verify positive ratchet/pawl engagement; and inspect the visible spring and rear guide/sheave hardware for damage or obstruction.
Formal rejection limits, lubrication and service intervals should follow current GOODIN production instructions when available.
Buyer Questions for the 4-Ton Configuration
Is GD-4TB1 a 4-ton dual-drive ratchet cable puller?
Yes. The brief specifies two gears, and the exact product image confirms the dual-ratchet cable-puller architecture.
How does it differ from GD-3TB1?
GD-4TB1 is published as 4 Ton with a 5.8 mm × 3 m cable; GD-3TB1 is 3T with a 4.8 mm × 2.7 m cable.
What does the visible rear sheave do?
A separate rear cable-guide/sheave structure is visible, but no mechanical-advantage ratio or rated reeving configuration is supplied, so those values are not claimed.
Is the large front spring an overload limiter?
The spring assembly is visually confirmed, but its exact engineering function is not provided. The page does not label it as overload protection.
Can it lift 4 tons overhead?
No separate overhead-lifting rating is supplied. The 4-ton figure is used only in the published hand-puller/pulling context.
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.
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 UnionTrademark registration indicates brand ownership/registration status and does not constitute lifting certification, pulling-performance certification or regulatory approval for GD-4TB1.
Confirm the 4-Ton Pulling Duty, Cable Path and Test Requirements Before Production
Provide required pulling capacity, expected line pull, cable diameter/length, hook configuration, cable-guide/sheave requirements, inspection or proof-test criteria, finish requirement, labeling/manual requirements, packing format, quantity and destination market.
