Does it have a manual clutch, and if so, is it strong enough to hold a load securely under tension?
68612
I bought it for my ATV for my plow,works fine for that. It has a knob to disengage the clutch so you can pull the cable out.
68613
Yes it has a manual clutch. And yes it will definitely hold the load under tension. It worked well all around.
68614
You can disengage the drum and when engaged it will hold a load under tension, not exceeding pound limit.
414747
It is a pretty tough pull by hand. I bought the cranking device and am very happy with it.
1226530
It turns like any drill to tighten the bit. I wish it came with a clutch system like other drills. Other than that, I love this drill!
1513940
No, it does not. It is too big, so save your money. You can get it tightened and loosened quite easily with your hands.
1810275
Not securely. It dose not have the set screw that would make it secure for reverse, I do sand with it in reverse with care that I don't spin it off. Light pressure and low speed and keeping an eye on it.
1705907
This one is not a standard clutch.. It is a semi automatic transmission. There is a foot shifter on the left foot..
677975
Probably. Would need to be free of oil/grease. I used with breaker bar and pipe extension to free nut on clutch so held up to quite a bit of force.
469080
No. The electronics are not connected to the tension gauge. It is completely manual but it hasn't been an issue for me.
1611979
This isn't designed to pull a certain weight... just harmonic balancers. It will pull the balancers off the specific vehicles just fine. I've used mine lots. Its great quality.
1344168
Yes if you have a safe secure way such as a small ratchet strap to bind it. It can more than handle the load. I been using mine to transport firewood from the garage to the house without "ANY" issues.
664408
No, but it does a good job at gripping an object and keeping a hold on it . I use mine to grab things that drop behind my washer and dryer.
334408
I haven't put that load on it directly, but in the five years I have been wearing one, I have loaded it with various loads with just the quick release option and it hasn't moved. I saw video of someone lifting an auto engine with one of the belts, so the weight won't break the belt. I would say that your hips will give out before the belt does. I have several of the belts and they have all held up to heavy loads and moving up and down the mountains of Afghanistan. Hope that helps.
378344
like as in automatic? If so, not totally sure. I know that for me it senses clutch changes once I hit the friction point, and a lot of the time it will read one gear higher even though I downshifted and then quickly change to the correct gear.I'm super happy with mine if that is anything to consider!
567077
The only time I've had any issues was driving into a knot I didn't see. It's pretty strong, so I've snapped a couple of screws right off that way. Otherwise, no, I feel like I have enough control not to overdrive fasteners with it. I've used it to drive star-head, square-head, and phillips-head screws, and I've used it to drive lag and carriage bolts as well. Never a problem or complaint.
99563
Automatic transmissions do not use a clutch. This is only for manual transmissions.
940933
yes, I think it will although it may not push it to the fully closed/latched positiontension is set during installation, you can increase tension if you are very strong
924285
Yes, it is very strong, no worry to transfer the box from place to place holding the handles.