VEVOR Ratchet Power Puller

Safety Instructions

WARNING

1. Do not use the ratchet power puller when the vehicle is in gear or the "P" (parking brake) position. This may damage the vehicle's transmission.
2. Before use, the cable should be straightened and not twisted to avoid breaking the rope.
3. Keep hands, clothing, hair, and jewelry clear of the cable/gear when using the ratchet power puller.
4. Do not wrap the cable around the load, and do not hook the load directly onto the cable. This could damage the load and twist or fray the cable.
5. Do not use the ratchet power puller if the cable is frayed, twisted, or damaged.
6. Do not allow anyone to stand near the cable/in the cable pulling line/behind the hand puller while it is on.
7. Never pass over the hand puller or steel cable during use.
8. Against the parameter table, do not overload fracture tension!
9. Never use other levers or tubes to put force on the tightener handle.
10. Subjecting the wire tightener to sudden shock-loading energy is prohibited.
11. It is prohibited to let the wire rope over/close to or around the corner sharp corner, which will cause the wire rope to be cut off.
12. The product is solely for pulling purposes on loads or pulling two cables together within the product's technical specs.
13. The product is not intended for hauling floating vessels, nor not for professional and/or industrial applications.
14. Do not use the ratchet power puller for hoisting or lifting operations; for this type of application, the hoist must comply with particular safety requirements.
15. The ratchet power puller in this operation manual is not intended for transporting people.

Model and Parameters

Structure Diagram

The structure diagram shows the following components:

• 1. Handle
• 2. Pawl Spring Switch
• 3. Drive Pawl
• 4. Ratchet
• 5. Stop Pawl Trigger
• 6. Anchor Hook
• 7. Load Hook
• 8. Wire Rope
• 9. Guard

Components

Operation

CHECK THE HAND PULLER CAREFULLY BEFORE USING IT!

Suggestion: The best way to get acquainted with how the hand puller operates is to carry out a few test runs before you actually use it.

Note: It may be difficult to pull out the rope if it is fully packed. Please reserve an appropriate length outside!

Step 1: Switch the pawl spring to the upper unlock position in order to release the pawl.

[Image description: A hand is shown flipping a lever upwards to unlock the pawl.]

Step 2: Flip the handle to the opposite side, hold the trigger simultaneously, the wire rope can be pulled out.

[Image description: A hand is shown holding a trigger while flipping a lever to the opposite side, indicating the wire rope can be pulled out.]

Step 3: Reset the handle, switch the pawl spring back to original position to lock the pawl.

[Image description: A hand is shown flipping a lever downwards to lock the pawl.]

Step 4: The wire rope will be retracted when you push and pull the handle back and forth.

[Image description: A diagram illustrating the push and pull motion of the handle to retract the wire rope.]

Note: In case of stacking the wire rope on one side, you may use your finger to guide the rope while retracting.

Maintenance

1. Lubricate the wire rope regularly and check for wear and broken wire.
2. Be sure to wipe the product with a dry cloth after use in harsh environments, such as bad weather or by the sea.
3. Keep away from fire.