Kerbl Cable Puller with Ratchet, 5 mm Steel Cable, 2000 kg

Kerbl Cable Puller with Ratchet – pull and tension heavy loads with ease

The Kerbl cable puller with ratchet is a reliable hand-operated tool for pulling and tensioning heavy loads. This Hand Power Puller is versatile in forestry and agriculture, for clearing roots in the garden, and for camping and transport tasks. With a leverage ratio of 15:1, you can move heavy trailers, tree stumps or logs with far less effort.

The swirl-free steel cable, 3 m long, runs over a pulley for smooth, even guidance. The heavy-duty lever with an ergonomic, rubberised grip sits comfortably in the hand, making longer jobs easier on the arms. An automatic brake secures the load in any position, and the triple-secured release mechanism prevents accidental release. The forged steel hook rotates 360° and has a safety spring guard, so the cable always stays securely attached.

Overview:

• Pulls and tensions heavy loads with just 15:1 leverage – saves your back and arms
• Swirl-free steel cable with pulley for smooth, twist-free running
• Ergonomic, rubberised grip for a secure hold, even with work gloves
• 360° rotating steel hook with safety spring guard prevents accidental unhooking
• Triple-secured release mechanism and automatic brake for safe operation
• Versatile for forestry, farm, garden and camping use

Technical Data:

• Material: steel, plastic-coated handle
• Cable length: 3 m
• Cable diameter: 5 mm
• Max. tensile load: 700 kg
• Breaking load: 2,000 kg
• Leverage: 15:1
• Dimensions (L x W x H): 63.5 x 8.5 x 13 cm
• Weight: 3.1 kg
• CE marked

Scope of Delivery:

1x Kerbl Cable Puller with Ratchet
1x Steel cable, 3 m

FAQ:

Can I use this to lift loads?
No, this tool is designed for pulling and tensioning only – not for lifting or lowering loads.

What is the maximum load it can handle?
The maximum tensile load is 700 kg, while the steel cable has a breaking load of 2,000 kg.

What is it typically used for on a farm?
It's ideal for pulling out tree stumps, moving trailers, or securing and tensioning loads around the yard.