Greenlee GL-UT2 Ultra Tugger 2 Cable Puller - Use and Operation of Greenlee Cable Puller - YouTube

The Greenlee GL-UT2 Ultra Tugger 2 Cable Puller is designed to make pulling jobs faster, safer and easier. The compact puller features two speeds and built-in wheels for easy mobility. The puller is made in the U.S.A. and weighs just 67 pounds meaning one person can easily load and unload it from the back of a truck. The wheeled design can be moved around the job site by a single user and when the job is done, the puller folds compactly for storage.
The Ultra Tugger 2 can pull up to 2,000 pounds. To use the machine, just wheel it to the job site, unfold it and attach the telescopic boom and pivoting elbow. Position the device according to your specific pull and attach the arm to any size of conduit that is one-inch or larger. There are no loose parts to attach and the patent-pending quick latch system easily matches up to the threads of the conduit to get the job done quickly.
Once the machine is connected, just plug it into any 15 amp circuit and flip the switch on the body to the on position. The two-speed puller has built-in gear ratios for long-lasting performance and consistent pulls. When pulling 1,000 pounds or less, use the machine with the included high-speed capston. When pulling loads between 1,000 pounds and 2,000 pounds, use the machine with the included low-speed capston. The two-speed operation helps prevent overloading the motor and potential burn-outs. A built-in right angle sheave positions the operator so they are not in-line with the pulling cable for improved safety.
The Greenlee GL-UT2 Ultra Tugger 2 Cable Puller is designed to be set up and operated by just one person. The compact design and smooth performance make the UT2 the perfect choice for all of your pulling jobs. Order it today at Discount Low Voltage.
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[@helmsplitter0233]

as somebody who helps makes these motors, i can say that we check and recheck the quality of the motors, if there is even a single burr they all come back to be fixed, i am proud of my work

[@electriciandallastx9182]

Thanks for the suggestions you have contributed here.

[@Coffee1776]

Does this design eliminate side-fumbling?

[@satelng]

it looks so clean and nice. when I pull, it seems to be cold and dirty. Looks like a good, well thought out tugger though

[@moisesrocha8267]

looks so easy...

[@Blade-oc5lr]

Do you guys have a tool that measures conduit for wire length on the market .

[@matt112485]

In the past 8 years have you found mule tape yet?

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[@forresthaag2842]

@@mikederucki8215 depending on the diameter of the conduit, tape or glue a lightweight cork or equal to a ball of nylon string. Use a vac to pull thru the length of the conduit then pull it back out to measure to total length of the conduit run.