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Harbor Freight Stores: Haul-Master 10-ft. Cable Winch Puller (2-Ton Capacity)
$8.00
$43
81% off
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Select Harbor Freight Stores [store locator] have 10-ft. Haul-Master Ratcheting Cable Winch Puller (4000-lb. / 2-Ton Capacity) for $7.99 (or less w/ 10% Coupon) valid for In-Store Purchase Only where stock permits at participating locations.
Thanks to community member CleverGuitar306 for finding this deal.
Thanks to community member CleverGuitar306 for finding this deal.
About this Item:
- Two-wheel ratcheting gearbox
- Aircraft grade cable: 10 ft. x 3/16"
- Heat treated steel frame
- Hook assembly is easily removed to attach accessories
- Heavy duty steel safety hooks
- Single or double line
- Snatch block for more pulling power
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Written by RevOne | Staff- Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars based on over 1,050 customer reviews.
- Coupon is valid through March 2nd or while supplies last.
- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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Select Harbor Freight Stores [store locator] have 10-ft. Haul-Master Ratcheting Cable Winch Puller (4000-lb. / 2-Ton Capacity) for $7.99 (or less w/ 10% Coupon) valid for In-Store Purchase Only where stock permits at participating locations.
Thanks to community member CleverGuitar306 for finding this deal.
Thanks to community member CleverGuitar306 for finding this deal.
About this Item:
- Two-wheel ratcheting gearbox
- Aircraft grade cable: 10 ft. x 3/16"
- Heat treated steel frame
- Hook assembly is easily removed to attach accessories
- Heavy duty steel safety hooks
- Single or double line
- Snatch block for more pulling power
Editor's Notes
Written by RevOne | Staff- Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars based on over 1,050 customer reviews.
- Coupon is valid through March 2nd or while supplies last.
- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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I've used it for pulling stumps out of the ground.
Here's what ai says:
Key applications of a power puller:
Vehicle recovery: Pulling stuck vehicles out of mud, snow, or ditches.
Construction work: Aligning beams, pulling heavy objects into position, tightening cables
Landscaping: Moving large rocks, pulling tree stumps, straightening fences
Boat maintenance: Anchoring a boat, pulling a boat onto a trailer
Industrial applications: Pulling heavy machinery, repositioning large equipment
I've used it for pulling stumps out of the ground.
Here's what ai says:
Key applications of a power puller:
Vehicle recovery: Pulling stuck vehicles out of mud, snow, or ditches.
Construction work: Aligning beams, pulling heavy objects into position, tightening cables
Landscaping: Moving large rocks, pulling tree stumps, straightening fences
Boat maintenance: Anchoring a boat, pulling a boat onto a trailer
Industrial applications: Pulling heavy machinery, repositioning large equipment
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A 2 ton would be big enough to pull shrubs. I used a slightly smaller coffin hoist for exactly that back in 2020 or 2021.
If you ever put up fencing, think wire or welded wire mesh, you'll want something like this to easily tension it.
What I use mine most for and every year now, is when I refill my 15 gallon transfer tank once every spring. Once it's full of gas and over 100lbs, a hoist or one of these makes it easy to lift up onto the high shelf I keep it on so it'll gravity feed quickly. Ever since switching from cans to a tank with hose and nozzle, it's been one of the best additions to my garage ever. I wish I'd gotten one sooner. The only downside is I'm not 25 anymore. Placing a sloshing 100+ lb tank onto a shelf at shoulder level by myself is much easier with one of these.
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