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85′ Manual Hand Winch
$1,200.00
The 85′ Manual Hand Winch by HodChutes introduces a heightened layer of safety. Chute installers can easily install, dismantle, and relocate the column using the winch crank. Designed for straightforward assembly and operation, this hand winch seamlessly integrates with the HodChutes debris chute system and is available in both 85 ft and 120 ft variants.
Manual Hand Winch — Components Included:
- Pairs with HodChutes Anchor (HC06)
- 2,600 lb capacity
- 5mm hand winch wire cable thickness
- 85 ft steel wire hand winch cable length
The HodChutes 85′ Hand Winch is the highest-capacity lifting device in our range, handling up to 2,600 lb with a simple, reliable crank. With no motor or power source required, it’s a dependable choice for raising, lowering, and relocating debris chute sections on construction and renovation sites.
Why Choose the 85′ Hand Winch?
A crank-operated winch gives you full mechanical control with no electrical dependency — ideal for sites where you want simplicity, reliability, and serious lifting capacity. At 2,600 lb, this model out-lifts every electric winch in our range, making it the go-to for heavier chute columns. It pairs directly with the HodChutes Anchor (HC06) and installs in minutes.
Key Advantages
- 2,600 lb lifting capacity — the highest in our winch range
- Hand-crank operation, no power source needed
- 85 ft steel wire cable, 5mm thickness
- Pairs with HodChutes Anchor (HC06)
- Simple assembly, operation, and relocation
- Integrates with the HodChutes debris chute system
Ideal Uses
- Installing, dismantling, and relocating debris chute columns
- Heavy lifting up to 2,600 lb
- Sites without power access where a manual crank is preferred
- Construction and renovation hoisting
How the 85′ Hand Winch Works
The winch mounts to your chute system or support structure, and the operator turns the crank handle to raise or lower debris chute sections during setup and teardown. The geared mechanism multiplies hand force, letting one worker lift heavy chute columns that would otherwise take several people. Because it’s fully manual, there are no electrical parts to fail, no cords to manage, and no charging required — just dependable mechanical lifting on any jobsite, in any conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What’s the difference between the 85′ and 120′ models?
A: The two share the same crank-operated design in different cable lengths — the 85′ offers an 85 ft cable, while the 120′ Manual Winch provides 120 ft for taller buildings. Choose based on the height you need to reach.
Q: How much weight can the 85′ winch lift?
A: Up to 2,600 lbs — the highest capacity of any winch in the HodChutes range.
Q: Does it need power?
A: No. It’s crank-operated, so no electricity or motor is required — ideal for sites without power access.
Q: What does it pair with?
A: It’s designed to pair with the HodChutes Anchor (HC06) and integrates with the full HodChutes debris chute system.
Q: Should I choose a manual or electric model?
A: Choose a crank winch for maximum capacity, simplicity, and no power dependency. For powered, faster, or remote-operated lifting, see our electric winches like the 260 Brushless or 340 Mini.
Q: How many people are needed to operate the 85′ winch?
A: One. The geared crank multiplies your force, so a single worker can raise and lower heavy chute sections safely.
Q: Is the hand winch suitable for outdoor and all-weather use?
A: Yes. With no electrical components, it operates reliably in wet, dusty, or remote conditions where powered winches may be impractical.
For setup instructions, see our Installation Videos or contact us.



