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The Lug-All come along ratchet winch hoist is a reliable tool used for various lifting tasks. One of its essential components is the Main Frame Pawl stop, which plays a critical role in the hoist's functionality by securing the main frame spring. This spring ensures the pawl engages the drum properly, enabling the hoist to work effectively. However, over time, the pawl stop may suffer damage due to impacts or other unforeseen circumstances. In such cases, replacing the pawl stop is necessary to restore the hoist's optimal performance.
To begin the replacement process, you must first remove several key components from the hoist. These include the main frame pawl, pawl shaft, and spring. Detailed instructions on how to remove these parts can be found in our guide on Main Frame Pawl and Spring Replacement. Additionally, you will need to detach the drum, drum shaft, and u-frame assembly, which can be done following the steps outlined in our Web Strap Replacement guide. Once all these components have been safely removed, you can proceed with replacing the pawl stop.
Step 1: Start by securing the main frame of the hoist firmly in a vise. Next, use an angle grinder to carefully cut off the existing pawl stop. It’s important to avoid making deep gouges in the main frame during this step.
Step 2: After cutting off the old pawl stop, use a hammer and punch to remove any leftover material from the inside of the frame. Work your way outwards to ensure a clean removal.
Step 3: Insert the new pawl stop into the through hole from the inside of the main frame. This will serve as the foundation for the next steps.
Step 4: Once the new pawl stop is in place, remove the main frame from the vise and brace it against the jaw or anvil. Using a hammer, gently tap the outside surface of the pawl stop to create mushrooming. This helps secure the stop in place. Afterward, check if the pawl stop rotates. If it does, continue hammering until it becomes stable and immovable.
Step 5: Finally, reinstall the previously removed components—the main frame pawl, pawl shaft, spring, drum, drum shaft, and u-frame assembly. Ensure everything is securely fastened to complete the replacement process.
For a visual walkthrough of the process, refer to the video below: