If you are lifting or pulling a load and need a continuous take up length that is longer than other hoist products
can provide, Tyler Tool Manual Cable Winches are an excellent tool for the job.
Watch our video or "Read More" to learn how to correctly operate Tyler Tool Manual Cable Winches.
Tyler Tool Manual Cable Winches
are composed of an aluminum body with a pair of jaws connected to levers that pull and safely release a load. They are equipped with a double locking load pin and have a breaking load of 4 times the working load limit.
At E-Rigging, we carry the Tyler Tool brand of wire rope winches and the cable to accompany them. We carry
four different sized models.
Each model has a corresponding 65ft long fused and tapered cable with a machine swaged thimble eye and drop
forged hook at the end. The cables come wrapped on a handy carrier spool to keep them neat when packed away.
Tyler Tool Manual Cable Winch Operation Instructions
First, ensure that the forward, reverse, and cable release levers are positioned to the rear of the winch.
Grabbing both the release and reverse levers in one hand, push the levers both forwards and down until the
release lever correctly locks itself into place at the top of the winch body.
Insert the tapered end of the wire rope into the jaw opening opposite of the load pin and feed it through until
it protrudes from the other side.
Take up any slack in the cable, by pulling it through by hand.
Now, push the release lever down for the jaws to properly close around the cable.
Attach the double locking load pin to your stationary attachment point.
To pull on the wire rope: slide, rotate, and lock the handle onto the lever nearest the load pin and ratchet
the lever forward and backwards.
Releasing a load
To release the load: slide, rotate, and lock the handle onto the lever farthest from the load pin and ratchet
the lever forward and backwards.
To release the cable, repeat the same procedure that was used to open the winch jaws, and pull the cable from
the winch.
Tips
During operation it is important to keep the cable free from excessive grease and debris to prevent the internal jaws from
fouling. Use a rag or napkin to wipe down the cable, as needed.
Any properly sized steel cored wire rope or cable can be used, but cable with fused and tapered ends are much
easier to feed through the jaws.
We hope this information has answered any questions or concerns you have about the proper operation and use
of Tyler Tool Manual Cable Winches.
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