American Power Pull

Buying Guide: Pullers, Load Binders and Chain Blocks

Chain Blocks and Chain Pullers
The Steel Chain Block is rated at 1000 lb, and the Steel 3000 lb. Chain Puller has a higher capacity. Match the rated capacity to your load, and check the chain and hooks before each use.

Ratchet and Malleable Load Binders
Ratchet load binders are sold in 2600 lb., 5400 lb. and 9200 lb. ratings, and the 9200 lb. model has a 14 in. handle. The 375 lb. Power Pull Load Binder, with a 7-3/4 in. handle, is for use with 1/4 in. chain, and the 2600 lb. Malleable Pro Load Binder has an 11-1/2 in. handle. Check the rating and chain size against your load before tightening.

Cable Pullers and Come-A-Longs
The 1 Ton cable puller is 18 in. L and has 18:1 leverage, a 12 foot pull and galvanized aircraft cable, and it is zinc plated for rust resistance. The 2 Ton Come-A-Long cable power puller has a 16 in. handle, 36:1 leverage and a 6 foot pull, and its cable limiter keeps two wraps of cable on the wheel. Check the capacity and pull length against your job before you use it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does American Power Pull make?
American Power Pull offers cable pullers, Come-A-Long cable power pullers, rope, strap and post pullers, a manual high-lift power jack, steel chain blocks, chain pullers and power pull load binders in ratchet, mini and malleable styles.

How do I choose the right capacity or size?
Start with the weight of your load and choose an item rated above it, such as the 1000 lb. steel chain block or the 2 Ton cable puller. Match the load binder to the chain size it is made for, such as the 375 lb. model for 1/4 in. chain, and measure the length you need before you order a chain or cable.

What is the Steel Post Puller used for?
The Steel Post Puller pulls straight up so the post will not bend. It has a long handle for maximum leverage, and it is lightweight and very portable. Measure the post you plan to pull before you start.