Move Almost Anything With This Tool!

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A few months back, Gaius and some of the crew moved one of our SIP sheds using a Lug-all cable hoist (also known as a come-along).
In this video, Gaius talks about the mechanics of how such a small device is able to do so much.
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[@gallachobaer]

Great info - As an introvert, if I ever end up building something myself I'd definitely need this haha!

[@myoldusernamewastaken]

“This is great for people who like working alone or simply don’t have any friends” damn Gaius, you really just gonna call us out like that? He’s not wrong, though. 😂

[@jeffvanderveen2890]

This is the company that should be in quesnel british columbia. Thanks Gaius for the detailed description, once again

[@markpinther9296]

Great explanation. Personally, the More Power Puller is a better choice simply because it comes with Dyneema not steel cables. Way safer.

[@georgehofgren6123]

Great overview of this tool. I have this model and it's indispensable. I would love to have the stap version for weight savings and comfort, but used ones rarely come for sale. Thanks Gh 👍

[@emkoravo]

Looking forward to the home building course online

[@khurr]

This would be a great tool to rig to the back of a truck

[@olddodger7178]

$260 or $345?

[@enwinn]

Is using this to apply compression to the joints, combined with planed timbers, why you don't tend to house your joints?

[@sky4you2b]

A good Made in U.S.A. tool

[@leonardticsay8046]

So a come-along?

[@yaykruser]

See, how this device with that giant lever is only 2 tons , Yet the cheap chinese ones claim to pull 4 tons? 😂