Tyler Tool Cable Pullers are mechanical devices that can be rigged to lift
or pull a load. They generate strong pulling force to draw building wire,
data com cable, and other large-diameter cable through conduit.
Using a cable puller can save money on labor costs and improve safety. Since
you’re not pulling by hand, laborers will experience less strain and can
devote attention to watching for problems.
Watch our video or read more to find out how to operate and use Tyler Tool
Cable Pullers.
At E-Rigging, we offer Tyler Tool Cable Puller models in both 2 and 4 ton
models.
Tyler Tool Cable Puller Features
Tyler Tool Cable Pullers consist of a ratcheting mechanism that drives a small
drum of galvanized cable. Drop forged hooks on each end.
The cable pullers handle is fitted with a synthetic grip on the end, and its
length provides the leverage needed to power the device.
Operating the Tyler Tool Cable Puller
The first step when operating the cable puller is determining the required
amount of cable for your application.
You can do this by putting the handle spring in the free spool position. Then,
depress the catch latch and pull out the required amount of cable needed for
your application.
Raising or Pulling a Load
To raise or pull a load, first, make sure that the handle spring is positioned
so that the pawl will properly engage the drum gears.
Then, begin working the handle until the load has reached the desired point
for your application.
Lowering a Load
To lower or release the load in a controlled manner, move the handle spring to
the position that disengages the pawl from the drum gear.
Raise the handle so that it comes into contact with the catch latch and repeat
the process so that the load can be lowered one notch at a time.
Maintenance
To ensure proper operation, it is suggested that certain parts of the cable
puller be periodically lubricated.
Light oil, such as WD40, is fine.
We recommend that you apply the oil to the catch latch shaft, cable drum
shaft, and the gear pawl shaft.
We hope this information has cleared up any questions you may have had about
using Tyler Tool Cable Pullers.