VEVOR Come Along Winch, 5 Ton (11,023 lbs) Pulling Capacity, 11.5 ft Steel Cable, 3 Hooks, Heavy Duty Ratchet Power Puller Tool with Dual Gears, Automotive Hoist Cable Puller Ideal for Vehicle Rescue

Arrived over wound but with a bit of study managed to release the wire which was fiddly but doable. Important to fully read the instructions or suspect many would never be able to release the tension once used. I have already used it in combination with a similar rated tow rope and binder chain to drag a collapsed wire fence and posts back up a steep embankment. Although rated well beyond what needed I was concerned about anything snapping so used a snatch block which enabled me to stand off to the side whit used the winch. I fixed some orange ribbon round the cable so didn’t over fill the spool which I suspect is the big mistake to be made thinking more to go. Good value for money well made and solid if a little heavy out of need given the 5 ton rating. Remember safety first and only combine with straps / chains / Shackles rated to suit the task.

well made and free running - pawl clips work well. Yet to use but looks good quality

Vevor is good qualitÿ machine.

Works great so far, does all i need working in a woodland hauling trees of various sizes, the instructions are bare bones but sufficient, once you've used it a few times you see how it responds best to getting the cable out to length and also releasing the winch under load. Certainly feels and looks robustly built so hopefully will last a good while, great price also.

Absolutely amazing for the money, would definitely recommend

Pulled out 20 trees with a 4tonne tow rope the other end

This just looks quality compared to the silver line one I had. Handle snapped on old one. I did the same job (remove tree stump) with this and it pulled it straight out. Used this along with pick axe and reciprocating saw to remove many more stumps. I paid forty pounds and it is excellent value.

The winch worked really well at pulling the load in however it is dismally bad when pulling out We were unable to unspool the cable unless we bounced the ratchet and gained a small let out under load, the rest of the time we unbolted the spool and fed the cable out before reassembling If we hadn’t had the unspooling issue it would be five star, it worked really well and felt solid but currently it only does 50% of its job well

This puller is another solid tool from Vevor. I grabbed it to pull small trees out in the back where space for the truck is limited. Whereas it's back breaking work by the nature of it, this tool is getting the job done, crank by crank. The compound pulley definitely provides some noticeable leverage, and the overall construction is beefy, simple, and thick. The cable could be a bit longer, I suppose, but that comes at the expense of bulk and weight, so I'm happy with how it's designed. The handle is a solid length, and plenty long enough to feel as though I'm maxing out my own potential within safe limits. The cable is flexible-enough to manipulate as well, and the locking mechanisms hold everything tightly in place under tension. I've had a slight issue with the release mechanism being a bit flimsy, but - once I get into a groove - everything seems to operate as intended. When everything is done, it stores cleanly on a big old nail in the shop. Nice and easy. For the price, build quality, and versatility, this is a solid tool.

Très fort

Super Teil, Also ich hätte es nicht gedacht, aber 5 Tonnen sind für diese Winde kein Problem. Macht schon Laune damit zu arbeiten. Einzige was gewöhnungsbedürftig ist und Übung braucht, ist sas Lösen des Stahlseils. Aber das geht auch mit der Zeit. Ich würde es wieder kaufen.

I have owned several of these over the years, in Canada we called them a "come along". This is much higher quality than then ones from Princess Auto (Canadian equivalent to Harbor Frieght). It's far more stout than I expected for the price, well thought out, heavy hooks, no pins to remove to unhook the snatchblock.

Bonjour, Parfait pour moi, il m’à servi pour diriger des arbres lors de l’abattage