4PK 5/16in-3/8in Durabilt T-Handle Ratchet Chain Binder w/6ft Extension & Grab Hook, 4PK

It includes a T-Handle ratchet binder with one end of a grab hook and the other end of a chain extension grab hook. The built-in adjustable chain reduces the need to pair the binders with separate chains. The T-Handle will operate efficiently in cramped spaces and reduce hand fatigue during load tensioning. The feature-rich product is constructed from material and coated for performance. One end is equipped with a grab hook, and the other with a chain-extension grab hook. The shorter-side grab hook will connect effortlessly to truck/trailer bed anchor points, while the 6ft chain-extension grab hook reduces the need for additional chains for load securement. Truckers can simply wrap the loads with this chain extension, eliminating the need to carry additional chains in the truck's tool box. Also, the padlock hole in the handle lock it in the "tighten only" direction to deter theft (padlock not included). Effortless Ratchet Mechanism: The load binder features a 9in T-Handle that is 4in shorter than the average chain binder handle. There is no need to worry about kickback risks from the handle, as it doesn't store as much energy. Also, it can be secured in a cramped, confined space (reducing obstruction and minimizing the risk of accidental contact or injury). It has a working load limit of 7,100 lbs and a breaking strength of 24,850 lbs. The proof load limit is 14,200 lbs. It features an eye hook (connected to the end fittings), which adjusts from 93 1/2in to 99 1/2in during load securement on utility trailers. The eye bolts (7/8in screw diameter) move farther apart when you rotate the handle (back & forth) in the loosening direction (the overall length of the binder increases), creating enough space to attach the chain easily. When retracting, the eye bolts move closer, shortening the binder length, and the chain tightens. Note: To change the ratchet rotation, push the lever in the other direction. Moreover, it removal of the chain during operation. Hassle-Free Operation: In just a few steps, you will be able to use this T-Handle ratchet chain binder with chain extension. At the other end, secure the load first with the chain, then secure the hook to the chain link. Move the ratchet handle back and forth slowly to tighten the chain around the load. To release the ratchet, push the lever to disengage the gear and move the ratchet back and forth again to loosen the chains.