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Lug-All 636 - Stress Link

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SKU: LUG-636
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Weight: 0.02 LBS
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Lug-All 636 - Stress Link

Lug-All 636 - Stress Link

$2.00
$1.88
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Stress Link “ SKU: 636 The Front-Line Overload Sentinel for Your Lug-All 1½-Ton Small Frame Hoist Overloading a hoist in the field can happen in an instant ” and when it does, the stress link is what stands between a minor interruption and a catastrophic failure. The Stress Link (SKU: 636) is the genuine OEM replacement safety component engineered for Lug-All's 1½-ton small frame web strap hoists, calibrated precisely to the capacity of these models so the protection system fires exactly when it should. This stress link is compatible with Lug-All hoist models 25-A, 25-B, and 25-i. The EHP Group

25-A ” Industrial-grade 1½-ton web strap hoist: 1,500 lbs single line / 3,000 lbs double line, 8 ft strap. Lug-All 25-B ” Same 1½-ton capacity, with hot-stick rings for electrical lineman work. Lug-All 25-i ” Same 1½-ton capacity, with an eye bolt main frame for fast double-line-pull setups and piggybacking. Hane Supply

The stress link is designed to break at 125 percent of the hoist's maximum capacity ” before any critical structural parts of the hoist, including the hooks, pawl, and frame, reach their breaking point. When a Lug-All hoist is used beyond its rated capacity, the stress link literally snaps ” warning the operator to back off the load before injury or damage is incurred. The overload link has elongated holes that allow enough movement for the stress link to snap, while still holding the handle socket assembly together so the hoist remains functional and the load can be safely released. The EHP GroupLug-All It's critical to remember that the socket assembly only offers proper overload protection when the stress link is intact. Once the stress link breaks, the handle assembly is held together only by the overload link ” which can endure a much higher overload force and is not designed to provide the same safety protection. For this reason, the stress link must be replaced immediately when it breaks. The EHP Group Replacing the stress link is easy and inexpensive. With two 7/16-inch box wrenches to remove the threaded link pins and nuts, a lineman working in a bucket truck can replace a broken stress link without leaving the bucket. Every new Lug-All web strap hoist ships with two spare stress links attached to the handle ” but it's good practice to keep additional SKU 636 replacements on hand so a broken link never means extended downtime. Lug-All Note that the SKU 636 is sized and rated specifically for the 25-A, 25-B, and 25-i at 1½-ton capacity. It is not interchangeable with the stress link for 1-ton models (SKU: 614) or 1½-ton medium/large frame models, which are calibrated to different capacity thresholds.

Product Specifications SpecificationDetailSKU / Part Number636Part NameStress LinkCompatible ModelsLug-All #25-A, #25-B, #25-iHoist Type1½-Ton Small Frame Web Strap Ratchet Winch HoistHoist Capacity (Single Line)1,500 lbsHoist Capacity (Double Line)3,000 lbsActivation Threshold125% of rated capacity (1,875 lbs single line)Installation Tool RequiredTwo 7/16" box wrenchesComponent CategoryHandle Assembly / Overload ProtectionCountry of OriginUSA

Critical Safety Reminder Never substitute two overload links for one stress link and one overload link. This eliminates the safety valve action of the handle assembly and can cause extensive damage to the hoist. Always replace a broken stress link with the correct model-specific OEM part. The EHP Group Order SKU 636 today and keep your Lug-All 1½-ton small frame hoist's overload protection system fully armed and ready.

The seller warrants that the Lug-All Ratchet Winch Hoist will be free from defects in material and workmanship for one year from the date of purchase by the original consumer, and in the event of a defect, malfunction, or other failure not caused by unreasonable use, failure to provide reasonable maintenance, or damage while in the consumer's possession, the seller will remedy the issue within thirty (30) days of the product's return, with the remedy consisting solely of repair or replacement at the seller's option - or, if repeated remedy attempts fail their essential purpose, the consumer may elect a refund or free replacement instead; this warranty does not apply to defects caused by modification, alteration, repair, or service by anyone other than Lug-All, and extends only to the original purchaser. To obtain warranty performance, the consumer must deliver the Lug-All and all ancillary parts to the Lug-All Corporation along with a written explanation of the defect, with delivery expenses and insurance to and from Lug-All being the buyer's responsibility and proof of purchase required; this warranty provides specific legal rights, and additional rights may vary by state. Lug-All is not liable for consequential, incidental, economic, direct, indirect, general, or special damages of any kind (including lost business, savings, data, or profits), for damages or failures caused by misuse, negligence, or improper maintenance, or for defects caused by unauthorized modification, alteration, repair, or service, and in no event shall the seller or its affiliates, contractors, directors, employees, or agents be liable for such conditions regardless of cause, whether arising in contract, tort, or otherwise, even if advised of the possibility of such damages - though some states do not allow this exclusion or limitation, so it may not apply to all buyers. Finally, the buyer must notify the seller within thirty (30) days of becoming aware of any accident or malfunction involving personal injury or property damage and must fully cooperate in investigating its cause, and failure to provide such notice and cooperation will make the buyer liable to the seller for the consequences of that failure.

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