Hand Winch, 2200 lb. 1st Layer Ld Cap. MPN:GM-10-SI
Hand Winch, 2200 lb. 1st Layer Ld Cap.
Maxpull Winches' Hand Winch is a heavy-duty, reliable lifting solution for a variety of applications. With a 2,200 lb. first layer load capacity and 1,720 lb. fully wound capacity, this winch can handle demanding tasks with ease. Its durable steel construction and totally enclosed body ensure long-lasting performance. Perfect for lifting, pulling, and other heavy-duty operations, this winch is ideal for construction, manufacturing, and industrial settings. Its compact design and removable handle make it easy to maneuver and store. With a 114 ft. maximum line length and 12.6:1 gear ratio, this winch is a valuable addition to any heavy lifting operation.
Top product features:
- Lifting capacity of up to 2,200 lb in the first layer
- Fully wound load capacity of 1,720 lb
- 12.6:1 gear ratio for efficient operation
Top product applications:
- Heavy lifting and towing for construction and industrial sites
- Search and rescue operations in remote areas
- Marine salvage and recovery operations
Hand Winch, 1st Layer Load Capacity 2,200 lb, Clutch Type No Clutch, Fully Wound Load Capacity 1,720 lb, Gear Ratio 12.6:1, Gear Type Spur, Maximum Line Length 114 ft, Operation Lifting, Pulling, Body Material Steel, Body Type Totally Enclosed Body, Color Orange, Compatible Line Wire Rope, Drum Capacity per Line Diameter 114 ft per 5/16 in, Drum Capacity per Strap Width Not Applicable, Handle Attachment Type Removable, Handle Mount Location Side, Handle Length 11 13/16 in
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: JP
- Drop Ship Item: Yes
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 3 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 16.00
- Package Width: 10.10
- Package Height: 10.00
- Package Weight: 37.80
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Product info last updated on February 19, 2026 1:09am UTC
Category: Lifting, Pulling and Positioning