Preview: Warn’s PullzAll
By Chuck Cage
Think of this tool as the half-way point between a winch and a come-along. Phillip writes: “You’ll want one of these if you use a come-along very often. Warn just introduced a 110 VAC and a 24 VDC version, both of which come in chainsaw-looking cases and weigh just 15 pounds.”
Indeed, both the corded and the cordless versions each are rated at 1,000 pounds of lift or drag. Each includes a variable speed trigger to help you control the pull speed, and they operate in forward and reverse.
One concern: I don’t really stretch many fences with my come-along, though I do use the crap out of it, mostly to apply extreme force where nothing else — and least nothing else portable – will do the job. I carry a 4,000 pound version, and I’ve used it to load cars before. 1,000 pounds might be a bit shy for many of my tasks.
I love the idea, though. I wonder how huge a 4,000 pound version would be?
Another concern: Pricing. We’ll find out shortly when it hits shelves.
The PullzAll Hand-Held Electric Pulling Tool [Warn Works]
January 23rd, 2007 at 3:56 pm
wheres the 500lb cordless version with the grapling hook attachment so we can all play batman? ; P
January 23rd, 2007 at 6:43 pm
one up
http://www.novajack.com/en/0101_05.htm#
March 19th, 2007 at 1:30 pm
United Rentals in Colorado sells them and rents them. I picked one up for 225 in Fort Collins…