Heavy Duty Winch Ratchet Tool

The heavy-duty winch ratchet tool built for marine, automotive, and boat hoisting in three load ratings.

This heavy-duty winch ratchet tool is a hand-operated gear puller available in 4400 lb, 8800 lb, and 11000 lb capacities. It is suited for boat owners, off-road drivers, and worksite crews who need to lift, pull, or anchor heavy loads where powered equipment is not available. The ratchet mechanism holds tension between strokes, so a single operator can manage loads that would otherwise need two sets of hands.

Why this winch ratchet tool works

• Three load capacities: 4400 lb for light boats and trailers, 8800 lb for mid-size vehicles, 11000 lb for off-road recovery and heavy equipment.
• Ratchet hold-and-release: the ratchet locks under load so you can reposition your grip without losing tension.
• Manual operation: no batteries, no power cord, no compressed air. Useful on a boat ramp, a trailhead, or any place off the grid.
• Compact and portable: stows in a tool box, jeep, or boat locker until you need it.
• Marine and automotive ready: matched to boat trailers, deck rigging, vehicle recovery, and worksite hoisting.
• Ergonomic handle: long-throw lever lets you generate force without overextending your grip.

Specs and details

• Operation: hand-operated ratchet
• Capacities available: 4400 lb / 8800 lb / 11000 lb
• Use cases: marine, automotive, boat hoisting, recovery
• Power source: manual (no electricity or fuel)
• SKUs: D0102HRDWTP-4400 Lbs, D0102HRDWTJ-8800 Lbs, D0102HRDWT8-11000 Lbs

Round out the toolkit with our 1-Inch Drive Air Impact Wrench.

Frequently asked questions

Which capacity should I pick?
Match the rated capacity to about twice the load you intend to pull. For a 2000 lb boat the 4400 lb model is sufficient; for vehicle recovery or larger boats step up to 8800 lb or 11000 lb. Never use a winch at or above its rated maximum.

Can I use this for vertical lifting?
Hand-ratchet pullers are typically designed for horizontal pulling. Some users employ them for short vertical lifts on equipment, but you should verify the rated lift load against the rated pull load before doing so.

Does the strap or cable come with it?
Configurations vary by capacity. Confirm cable or strap length and condition before first use, and inspect the cable for fraying before every job.

Is this safe for off-road recovery?
It is rated as a heavy-duty hand-operated puller. Always rig to a recovery point rated for the load, use proper gloves and a winch line damper, and stay out of the snap-back zone if the cable lets go.