Cable Tie Back Assemblies

Revolutionize how you manage winch line cable tie-backs on your rotator wrecker with the EZ Claw Extendable Cable Tie-Backs—the new standard for efficiency, safety, and durability.

Why Choose EZ Claw?
These professional-grade, time-saving devices provide the ultimate solution for securing auxiliary winch lines stored on the mast. Forget about stretched-out springs or unreliable tie-back methods; EZ Claw eliminates the need for outdated solutions, saving you time, money, and hassle.

Key Benefits and Features of the 80 lbs Line Saver:

1. Enhanced Efficiency:

• Eliminate the need to free-wheel turret winches when raising the boom.
• Streamline your operation and reduce downtime.

2. Unmatched Safety:

• Enables easy disconnection directly from the ground, significantly reducing the risk of slips or falls.
• No more climbing onto body-side storage compartments for routine tasks.

3. Built for Durability:

• Standard powder-coated black steel mounting brackets for superior resistance to rust and wear.
• Heavy-duty construction ensures reliability in the toughest towing and recovery operations.

4. Simple Installation:

• Pre-assembled units mount directly to existing bolt holes with no modifications or specialized tools required.
• Includes all necessary mounting hardware for a hassle-free setup.

5. Professional-Grade Innovation:

• Engineered specifically for the needs of serious incident management operators.

Step up your game with the EZ Claw Extendable Cable Tie-Backs—the perfect combination of safety, efficiency, and long-lasting performance. Whether you are handling routine towing jobs or high-stakes recoveries, this device ensures your equipment is always ready to perform.

Get yours today and experience the difference!

We get it. Tow operators get in a hurry when they're under pressure. Law enforcement is often breathing down their neck, and they want to get the road open as soon as possible. Mistakes can happen, and the wrong hydraulic lever can be pulled. If they’re not paying attention, an expensive steel winch line can be accidentally stretched the tieback hook normally is the failure point and compromised, ultimately putting it out of service.