Maasdam power puller

Thanks guys!!

• maasdam power puller

3-ton $130.50

T_Bone

Compare yours with this type. This type will not jam the cable on the spool, well less liky too than the other types.

A very heavy duty come-along!

T_Bone

• The Ulitmate Comealong

I've been using my Wyeth-Scott for 5+ years so it's nowhere near as pretty as those pictures. It's done everything I asked, including placing 6x10x16' oak beams on top of a second floor. That's when you look at those fingers and feel real secure that the load won't come down unexpectedly.

That plate you're talking about was always an aggravation on the cheapies I once used. You need to have a little tension on the Wyeth-Scott to get it to re-spool smoothly. One foot on the cable works for me.

I have found that it's possible to get the cable on the wrong side of the fingers while un-spooling if you're going too fast. Easy to avoid. Once you decide to spring for one of these beauties, you'll never go back. A delight to use, if not carry around. And they NEVER need rebending or adjusting.

Like Tom said, best puller since sliced bread.

As long as you never kink the cable, I've never had a problem with the spool wire nesting but they do need a small tension upon roll up. They wind smooth accross the spool.

I have a old 4-ton about 25yrs old, that I used to pull out my Dodge PW, about 9000lbs stuck in the mud. I had forgot to take my snatch block and it saved my tussie.

Ya, Tom we know where to get quality :)

T_Bone

Great minds work alike, eh?

Next time you might want to try something you'll have trouble breaking. The Wyeth-Scott has a handle that fails before you can hurt the cast iron housing. When I first saw one of these, I knew it was the answer to my dreams, after many straightenings of the cheapies. Bailey's, the logging accessories co., sold mine to me.

• Wyeth-Scott