Grizzly T26858 User manual

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MODEL T26858/T26859
HAND WINCH
w/NYLON STRAP
INSTRUCTIONS
COPYRIGHT © JULY, 2014 BY GRIZZLY INDUSTRIAL, INC.
NO PORTION OF THIS MANUAL MAY BE REPRODUCED IN ANY SHAPE
OR FORM WITHOUT THE WRITTEN APPROVAL OF GRIZZLY INDUSTRIAL, INC.
#MN16687 PRINTED IN CHINA
To reduce the risk of serious personal injury
while using this winch:
1. Always wear ANSI approved eye protec-
tion and gloves when operating.
2. Be sure strap is not damaged. If strap
shows any signs of fraying or other
damage, do not use winch.
3. Do not exceed specified pulling capac-
ity of winch.
4. Do not stand in line with strap while
operating winch. If strap breaks,it will
whip back along this line.
5. Keep all loose clothing, hair, jewelry
and hands away from winch during
operation.
6. Use a spotter to help ensure safety
when using winch. Be sure spotter is
clear of vehicle and strap before operat-
ing winch.
7. Do not replace strap with one of lesser
strength.
8. Do not loop strap around an object or
attach hook to strap. Attach hook to a
separate chain or towing strap instead.
9. Do not use winch to lift vertical loads.
It is only designed for horizontal loads.
Lifting vertical loads may cause winch
to fail and drop the load.
10. Do not use winch to support loads for
long periods of time.
11. Avoid yanking or jerking strap while
loading. This may cause winch to
release the load.
12. Do not attach hook to load when strap
is fully extended. Keep at least five full
turns of strap on the drum.
Specifications
T26858 Horizontal Pulling Capacity ..... 2000 lbs.
T26859 Horizontal Pulling Capacity ......2500 lbs.
Strap .............................................. 2 in. x 32
3⁄4 ft.
Ratchet .................... Two Directions w/Auto Stop
Gear Ratios
T26858 ..Low-Torque 4.1:1, High-Torque 9.8:1
T26859 . Low-Torque 5.1:1, High-Torque 12.2:1
Mounting Bolt Size ..........................................3⁄8"
Mounting Bolt Grade .............................. Grade 8
Figure 1. Identification.
Low-Torque
Axle
High-Torque
Axle
Drum
Ratchet
Safety
Hook
Crank
Keep hair, clothing, and
hands away from mov-
ing parts at all times.
Entanglement can result
in amputation or severe
crushing injuries!

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Mounting
The Model T26858/T26859 has holes in the base
for mounting to most flat surfaces. The winch
must be mounted for safe and effective operation.
Before drilling into a frame or bumper component,
verify that the opposite side of the drilling area is
clear of wires, tubing, or brake lines.
To mount winch:
1. Place winch in desired position and mark
locations of mounting holes.
2. Remove winch and drill 7⁄16" holes in locations
you marked in Step 1. For safe operation, at
least three bolts should be used to secure
winch.
3. Use 3⁄8" diameter mounting hardware to
secure winch to mounting surface, as shown
in Figure 2.
Ratchet Settings
The rachet has three settings that determine
which direction the drum turns—IN, OUT, and
FREE SPIN (see Figure 4).
Winch Base
Mounting Surface
Bolt
Flat Washer
Flat Washer
Lock Washer
Hex Nut
Figure 2. Example of a "Through-Mount" setup.
Crank Attachment
Use a 22mm wrench to secure the crank on either
the low- or high-torque axle (see Figure 3).
Crank
High-Torque
Axle
Low-Torque
Axle
Retaining
Plate Lock Nut
Figure 3. Crank attachment options.
OUT
IN
FREE
SPIN
Figure 4. Ratchet settings.
The low-torque axle provides faster winching but
requires more effort, and is typically used for light
loads.
The high-torque axle requires less effort and pro-
vides slower winching, and is typically used for
heavier loads.
Refer to Specifications on Page 1 for the gear
ratios for each axle option.

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To reel strap in:
1. Rotate rachet all the way down to IN setting.
2. If using high-torque axle, rotate crank coun-
terclockwise. If using low-torque axle, rotate
crank clockwise.
To reel strap out:
1. Rotate rachet all the way up to OUT setting.
2. If using high-torque axle, rotate crank clock-
wise. If using low-torque axle, rotate crank
counterclockwise.
To engage free spin:
1. Rotate rachet mid way between up and down
positions so it does not engage gears.
2. Pull out required length of strap, then re-
engage ratchet with gears.
Operations
1. Move ratchet to OUT setting and rotate crank
to feed slack into strap until safety hook
reaches load.
If you need more than a few feet of strap, it
is more effective to position ratchet in FREE
SPIN setting and pull out required length of
strap.
2. Connect hook to load, then reset ratchet at IN
setting.
3. Rotate crank to move load to desired posi-
tion.
4. Once load is supported by other means, feed
slack into strap and remove hook.
Maintenance
Keep the strap free from debris. Apply a thin coat
of NLGI#2 grease or equivalent to the gear teeth,
but keep grease away from strap.
Never place ratchet in free spin mode while
winch is under load. Doing so may result
in property damage and serious personal
injury.