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Mechanical Hoists

RATCHET HOISTS
3-Ton -- 41/2-Ton -- 6-Ton Ratings


Chance Three Ton Ratchet Hoist Chance Four and One Half Ton Ratchet Hoist Chance Six Ton Ratchet Hoist

Link-Chain Style

Construction
Every Chance Hoist is proof-tested and factory-operated at 150% of capacity rating. Lightweight high-strength handle and sheave housings are heat-treated aluminum. All working parts are fully enclosed in the housing unit to protect the hoist mechanism and to cover the gearing for worker safety.
Chain is high-strength alloy steel, polished for smooth action and low wear. Load hooks are forged steel with spring-loaded latches. Both top and bottom hooks swivel 360° to allow for unwinding action of rope or stranded cable under tension.

Operation
For easy hook-up, chain release to freewheel but only under no-load conditions. Controls automatically lock when hoist is pulling a load. Two simple levers . . . Shift Key in handle recess . . . are easy to switch, even wearing gloves.
Simply by ratcheting one or two clicks per stroke in up or down mode, operator can choose quick speed of a full link or half-link rate for extra accuracy. For cramped-quarters work, ratchet handle swings to either side. This provides option of push or pull stroke to best suit conditions and preferences.
Each unit comes with an illustrated Operating Manual, includes complete parts list. Lifetime oil-impregnated bronze-sleeve bearings require no additional lubrication. Normal low maintenance calls for only routine inspection. Pliers and screwdriver are the only tools needed. For infrequent repairs, kit C309-0349 contains minor service parts common to all ratings.


SPECIFICATIONS
For all units listed:
51/2-ft. standard lift distance
20-in handle/aluminum housing


Catalog No.

Rating Handle Pull at Rating Hook-
to-Hook Minimum
Weight
lb. kg.
C309-0440 3-Ton 60 lb. 19 3/4in. 301/2 13.8
C309-0441 41/2-Ton 70 lb. 241/2 in. 47 21.2
C309-0442

6-Ton

70 lb.

241/2 in.

50

22.5


Chance Ratchet Hoist Load HookLoad hooks are forged steel with automatic spring-loaded latches. Both top and bottom hooks swivel 360° to allow for unwinding action of rope or stranded cable under tension.
Chance Ratchet Hoist HandleTwo-way handle swings to either side (helphul when reaching overhead or below chest level to operate hoist). Rounded stop at end helps keep hand on handle.

Each unit bears a safety-instruction label in accordance with ANSI specifications, below.

DO NOT:

  1. LIFT MORE THAN RATED LOAD.
  2. OPERATE WITH TWISTED OR DAMAGED CHAIN.
  3. USE IF DAMAGED OR MALFUNCTIONING.
  4. LIFT PEOPLE OR LOADS OVER PEOPLE
  5. USE HANDLE EXTENDER (CHEATER BAR).
  6. OBSCURE THIS LABEL.

DO: SEE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS.
OPERATE AND MAINTAIN PER ANSI B30.16 A.B.CHANCE - CENTRALIA, M0 65240


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