Ratchet Strap Winder / Strap Winder Fork on 2040-parts.com
Marine City, Michigan, US
This is a easy portable way to wind up straps, it has a 1/4" shank and the fork measures just over 2" and can be used with a cordless/corded drill to quickly wind up the straps for storage, also it is a great way to wind up the excess strap after securing the load, ( a great addition to the ratchet strap / strap-it wraps) there are some instruction video's that can be viewed at coldguards.com
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