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Re: Ratchet Switch under load

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Originally Posted by EricH View Post
the second seems to say that there's a worm drive between the ratchet and the winch--and then talks about "easily" spinning the winch!.
Huh, I didn't read it like that, but as long as you get the concept now, cool

Having a ratchet device machined might be the only solution, but we are looking into industrial grade ones that might shift easier under load. Money is a bit of an issue, but I imagine any ratchet we found would be cheaper than a transmission.

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