10 Ton Winch Snatch Block

This is the 4th one I've bought and all four are doing great. I use them in combinations to pull out undesirable trees by the roots. I use synthetic cable and can remove tree stumps up to 18" in diameter. They have a grease fitting for lubrication and the sheave turns easily. The side plates rotate so you don't have to thread the cable through the block for ease of use. The only drawback is that they are sooooo tough that they cut alloy logging chain. You need to use a hardened shackle sold elsewhere at Amazon.

Wry heavy dutyMuch bigger than I needed

This is a major snatch block. It’s heavy duty. It’s large and it’s the real thing you’ll be able to pull big trucks as well as little truck stuck in really tight deep snow situations. This allowed my 10,000 pound winch to take a day off from all its daily duties! All the ones from Temu and eBay are crap. This one is the first time I was impressed.

Well made and works like it should.

This just arrived and I was surprised by how large it is. It seems very well made and super sturdy. But for my use, I think it is too big. Before you buy, go check the dimensions. It's 10 inches by 5 inches, with a shackle hole of about 3 inches.

It's a beast. Really comes in handy on the trails.

Very solid build

I have a similar one to this bought elsewhere. I used it to pull over a large sweet gum tree that we were cutting. Having two snatch blocks gives better options for increasing power. So, I bought this one. This new one is slightly larger but it is much heavier. I held one in each hand and this one is more heavily built. The weight is the biggest difference I can see. If weight says anything, this one must be better.When you get it tho, be ready to grease it. I'd give it a couple pumps at least. If you pump in to much, it comes out around the pulley and will get messy. While I haven't used it yet, I see no reason it won't do a good job. I just hope I don't drop it and hit my toes. It's gonna hurt.While I've used these types of pulleys with synthetic ropes, I've also used them with wire rope, steel cable, too. Just be careful that there is no curls in the wire rope and that nothing will twist. Wire rope is a little less forgiving on that. Looking forward to cutting a pine tree soon. It's almost dead anyway. I don't like where it is pointing tho. Mother nature won't be kind to my home.