Product Description
The "More Power Puller" has been manufactured by The Wyeth-Scott Company since 1934. It has been the safest and most durable cable puller ever made. This heavy-duty industrial portable ratchet puller/hoist is not the type of light-weight puller found at most home centers or discount stores - it has been designed and proven to perform in a variety of demanding environments without bending, breaking or collapsing. Couple that with Samson Rope's Amsteel Blue and you have power, strength and safety. Amsteel Blue is an amazing synthetic rope that is stronger than cable, but so light that it floats. This is not your typical poly rope it is constructed of a 12-strand, single-braid, 100% Dyneema SK-75 fiber with Samthane coating. The average strength of 5/16" Amsteel Blue is 13,700 lbs.! In use on this Ratchet puller it is resistant to permanent smashing yet whiplash-free. (does not store energy, cannot whiplash if broken). On top of all that it is easy on your hands it has no wire wickers. If you are in the market for a new ratchet puller that is lighter than conventional cable pullers and safer look no further. Double line pulling capacity is 6,000 pounds dead lift and 12,000 drag/pull. Single rope capacity is 3,000 lbs dead lift and 6,000 drag/pull. Replacement handle is also available - WS P73EXT.
| Price: | $299.99 |
| as of Tue, 05 Mar 2013 03:11:35 GMT ***Remember, deals price on this item for sale just for limited time*** | |
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #131658 in Sports & Outdoors
- Brand: Wyeth-Scott, Inc.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
By Teri M. Spangler
My husband and son broke two hand winches before this one. The first we bought at hardware store. The second we borrowed - it was more heavy duty but it broke also. This one successfully moved the rock that we broke the other two on. It is much heavier than even the second one we broke. It is much more expensive - but bottom line it moved the rock.
3 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
By David Warner
Amsteel Blue Rope won't wind properly, binds into itself under load. Split/BROKE cast iron reel on first use, no support in the middle of the reel, where the rope was binding into itself. Lotta money for a flawed design. If you get one... Go with wire rope!
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