Description
When work takes you to more remote locations, bring the mechanical muscle of the portable, cordless PullzAll with you. From tough tasks like pulling pipe to stretching wire fence, you’ll come to count on PullzAll to get the job done quickly and effortlessly. You could say the color of versatility on the job is PullzAll red. Comes with two batteries and charger. The PullzAll has a variable-speed control trigger with a forward and reverse control button allowing for exact movements. At 18 lbs. PullzAll is easy to use and portable. Wire rope measures 15′ by 7/32″ and includes a swiveling anchor hook for a secure hold. An LED load indicator provides user feedback during lifting/pulling, and an electronic load limiter prevents overloading. Also available in a corded AC model: WARN 885000. Fairlead Type: Hawse.
From the manufacturer
About Warn Industries
Headquartered in Clackamas Oregon, Warn Industries designs, manufactures and markets a full line of off-road equipment and accessories that enhance the performance of four-wheel-drive vehicles, ATV’s and utility vehicles. In addition, the company’s Industrial Division markets electric and hydraulic winches and hoists to commercial, industrial and severe duty customers around the world. The company also has a line of utility winches and hoists that are specifically designed for professional trade workers and do-it-yourself consumers who need powerful tools to assist them in pulling, hauling, dragging or lifting. With customers in more than 65 countries on six continents, Warn is one of the world’s most recognized brands in vehicle performance enhancing equipment.
Warn Corded and Cordless PullzAll electric pulling tools
The power of a Warn truck winch in your hands
The Warn Red PullzAll is the latest addition to the Warn portable utility winch lineup. The Red PullzAll is a powerful lifting and pulling tool and is available in both corded and cordless models. Powered by a 120 volt AC power source, this compact tool has a pulling capacity of 1000 pounds (454 kilogram). The unit has an electronic load limiter with LED indicator, and a variable speed trigger for power in and power-out operation. The unit is also equipped with a versatile swivel anchor hook, 15 feet (4.6 meter) of durable wire rope, and an industrial-grade front hook. When work takes you to more remote locations, bring the mechanical muscle of the portable, cordless PullzAll with you. From tough tasks like pulling pipe to stretching wire fence, you’ll come to count on PullzAll to get the job done quickly and effortlessly.
The PullzAll will help get the job done easier, faster, and with less manual labor than a come-a-long or chain fall, making workers more productive. The Red PullzAll is great for pulling big game out of the field, hoisting gear up into a deer stand, and pulling an ATV up into a truck bed. It’s also great for the tradesperson, farmer/rancher, or anyone that needs to lift or pull up to 1,000 pounds It can be used for construction, pipe fitting, iron work, equipment and plant maintenance, farm and ranch use, auto shops, garages, machine shops, home improvement, and more. Applications could include lifting an I-beam and holding it in place for welding, pulling heavy machinery at the plant, pulling fence in the field, or lifting an engine out of a vehicle. Plus, the PullzAll is lightweight so you can take it to your cabin, your hunting locations, or jobsites.
This PullzAll model features a 110V AC power cord, perfect for use in shops or anywhere power is available.
The Red PullzAll, like all PullzAll tools, have features such as the ability to change from forward to reverse motion at the push of a button to allow for easy positioning, and a brake that’ll securely hold your item in place where you want it. You’ll work with confidence because the PullzAll also has an electronic load limiter with LED indicator that provides feedback during the lifting or pulling process.
Operating the PullzAll is simple. First, secure the tool using the swiveling anchor hook. Next, power out up to 15 feet of strong 7/32 inches wire rope and rig it to the item you want to move using the industrial- grade rigging hook. Press the directional switch into to the desired position, and squeeze the trigger to begin movement and to control line speed.
With the power to finish even the toughest tasks
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When you’re in the shop and have access to a power source, just plug in PullzAll and let it help you tackle those labor intensive chores. Move heavy machinery. Hoist an engine block. Lift a load precisely into place, then nail it, weld it, whatever it. You think up the task, and PullzAll flat out revolutionizes the amount of work one man can do. |
When work takes you to more remote locations, bring the mechanical muscle of the portable, cordless PullzAll with you. From tough tasks like pulling pipe to stretching wire fence, you’ll come to count on PullzAll to get the job done quickly and effortlessly. You could say the color of versatility on the job is PullzAll red. |
The Warn PullzALL is a go to tool for many Fire Departments around the U.S. and for good reason. The portable yet powerful Warn PullzALL has the power to tackle just about anything you can imagine. |
PullzAll sling
PullzAll rigging kit
PullzAll rigging cable
PullzAll car charger
Jason –
Excellent PerformanceI can only say WOW. Excellent product. I used it in conjunction with a crane to pull and lift a several hundred pound item. Performed great. The winch is strong and versatile. How you use this winch is really based on your imagination. Worth the money.
Jeremy –
Helpful tool….while it worked.I bought this tool for one purpose. I used it to fold up the auger on a seed wagon I use on my farm. I bought it before the 2018 season. Used it for 18, 19, 20. First use of 21 it stopped working.It’s simply bricked. Put in charged battery. Turn on the switch. Get a green light. Pull the trigger and….NOTHING. Paperweight now.This is a light task. Might take a 200# pull rolling maybe 8′ of cable each time. Probably used it for maybe 50 uses total.Cannot recommend this tool for hard use. For the cost of this thing, it should be a tool that lasts a long, long time. Not a good value for me.
Blackwater Fabrication –
Don’t forget to turn it off before storing it!The one thing I learned the hard way is that you need to remember to turn the power switch off for storage. Luckily I bought two batteries with mine but its embarrassing to grab it to move something and its dead as a hammer. Over a few weeks of storage the little LED will eat the battery up.However, I’ve already used this thing for so many different projects and jobs. Its like having a few buddies over but not having them drink all your beer!The overload light does come on a bit sooner than I would have thought, however its nice to not burn up something this expensive, much less in the middle of using it and there you are with a load partially moved or lifted. Its a great tool for one person to use. I HAVE had the gearbox turn backwards though and over-run the internal brake. It was slow and there was a lot of weight on it (1700 lbs vs the 1000 lb rating) so I am not surprised. I DO wish it had some sort of freespool lever. I’m not a fan of burning battery power and adding heat to the system just by powering out and not doing any real work.
CriticalCritic –
best Best battery operated winch on the market.Pros: Heavy duty components. Well made and compact design with two battery packs and heavy duty steel cable with swivel hooks.Cons: No remote. Seems dangerous to stand next to a high tension cable under load in order to operate. Also a big miss in design not to have quick cable release to unspool without wasting battery to run in reverse. Very noisy in enclosed space. No adaptor plug to use AC outlets.Researched extensively so even with all of the cons listed it seems to be the best battery operated winch on the market.
Darron Moore –
Swiss army knifeThis winch is perfect for my needs. Occasionally move a car or hoist an engine. I find excuses to pull it out of the tool box.Definitely wish it had a free wheel option so that you didn’t have to waste battery life. Also a remote of some kind would be much safer then leaving yourself in the danger zone
rebecca gonzalez –
The DurabilityI will be primarily using my mobile cordless winch for pulling Big game out of steep area’s. Although I have not had the chance to use it for that I have used mock scenarios and it has functioned very well. My biggest complaint to Waren would be to build one that has a remote control to operate it. If this one had one i would probably of purchased (2).
Colton H. –
Little bad little goodSo the way we are using these at work, means the battery location is detrimental to the pullzall, we cannot use the battery powered ones cause the battery will become destroyed GI in its location on the machine, I will say these are usually awesome and this one still is, i just can’t use it for the 1 task I purchased it for. Also, when we went to use it(partially our fault) the cable wasn’t wrapped tight on the inside meaning there was slack on it and once we got a load on it that slack of the cable was taken up and damaged the equipment we were working on, like I said our fault for not running it all the way out and making sure it was wound properly before using.
snowhillguy –
Little but mightyNo substitute for this powerhouse. Used to pull sunken logs from swimming hole in river. Bought option with two batteries – so far haven’t used more than the one. Remember to buy slings, snatch block, extra cable, etc. very high quality!
Raul Ramirez Vargas –
Muy práctico y confiable.Lo que no me gustó que para sacar la cuerda gasta mucha energía, debería tener algún tipo de mecanismo clutch para que la libere sin gastar energía de la batería.
Downlink –
Highly RecommendedHad no issue pulling a partially submerged 12 foot dock from the water. I suspect the total weight of the dock to be around 700 lbs. I was lucky to have 2 large trees near by to use as an anchor. I highly recommend this unit.