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DB1328H - Winch Clevis Hook

Original price - Original price €19,90
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€19,90
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Winch Clevis Hook - the recovery hook that terminates a winch rope or cable.

The clevis eye secures to the cable end with a pin, and the spring-loaded safety latch retains the recovery strap or shackle under load. It forms the connection between the winch line and the recovery point during a pull.
Alternative Codes
BA 2639DB1328DB1328HBA2639

In stock 4 units
4 · Gouda 0 · Drachten
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  • Other EU countries + UK: 4–8 working days.
  • Outside EU/UK: delivery times vary — contact us for an estimate.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the winch clevis hook and what does it do?
The winch clevis hook is the recovery hook that terminates a winch rope or cable. It forms the connection between the winch line and the recovery point, taking the load during a pull. A spring-loaded safety latch retains the strap or shackle.
How does the hook attach to the winch cable?
The clevis eye secures to the cable or rope end with a pin, so the hook becomes the working end of the winch line. From there it connects to the recovery point, shackle or strap for the pull.
What should I check on the hook before a recovery?
Before a pull, check the hook body for spreading or cracks and make sure the spring-loaded safety latch closes fully. A damaged or distorted recovery hook shouldn't be used, as it carries the full load during a winch pull.