As an owner of a small business, I can't say how proud I am to have purchased one of your products. Old School production methods are not the inexpensive way to do things but the quality is crafted in by people. Knowing this, I will enjoy owning my power puller and it will be another legacy tool to be passed down through the generations. Thank you for what you do! Rick Tannenbaum (Cogent Dynamics Inc.)
I have been using this one I have since 1967 or 1968. I couldn't begin to remember how many times and various situations it's solved for me. A couple weeks ago I used it to lift my very heavy big old Lincoln idealarc welder. A week before it lowered a milling machine safely down a steep ramp. Its original purpose was to provide a Jeep in the mud retrieval service. over the years I have developed a great fondness for this tool. It still has the original cable, I have always oiled the cable, and although occasionally it has gotten a little wet it has never rusted. I hope I can swing for a new cable soon , it is somewhat frazzled and dangerous to hands.
Hi, David. We really enjoy hearing stories of how much our More Power Puller is appreciated. It sounds like it has served you well over the years. You have certainly taken great care of it. When you decide it is time to replace that prickly old cable, you might consider one of the new synthetic ropes. They are stronger than the steel cables, lighter in weight, easier to reel up, & MUCH nicer on the hands! Give us a call when the time comes & we'll review your model information with you if you are considering the switch to the synthetic rope. Thanks again!
Love it. Live in Ontario, Canada. Paid a lot after $ xchange, duties, taxes, shipping. But got me out of 2 jams so far, more to come. Show more how it's made. Gives me confidence that my kids will use long after I'm gone, versus cheap ass Chinese knock offs.
Thank you for commenting, Marc. We often see very old pullers that have been passed down from one generation to the next. There ARE more videos coming, but they are not focused on production. They are instructional videos produced in our shop that show how to set your puller up for first time use, how to grease your puller, how to tell if you have an authentic More Power Puller, etc.
As a Canadian I love Made In Canada and I love Made in U.S.A. too...and especially from older companies that maintain old time tested quality and craftsmanship...enough with supporting Communism by buying cheap junk from overseas. Thank you for making a great product!
Thank you for recognizing the quality & craftsmanship Wyeth-Scott builds into each puller. We take pride in being a little "different" than many companies.
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As an owner of a small business, I can't say how proud I am to have purchased one of your products. Old School production methods are not the inexpensive way to do things but the quality is crafted in by people. Knowing this, I will enjoy owning my power puller and it will be another legacy tool to be passed down through the generations. Thank you for what you do! Rick Tannenbaum (Cogent Dynamics Inc.)
Thank you, Rick! Knowing people appreciate the quality we build into our pullers is one reason we still do things the old fashioned way.
been using one since 96 ish pulled Chevy out of deep mud once. awesome tool
I have been using this one I have since 1967 or 1968. I couldn't begin to remember how many times and various situations it's solved for me. A couple weeks ago I used it to lift my very heavy big old Lincoln idealarc welder. A week before it lowered a milling machine safely down a steep ramp. Its original purpose was to provide a Jeep in the mud retrieval service. over the years I have developed a great fondness for this tool. It still has the original cable, I have always oiled the cable, and although occasionally it has gotten a little wet it has never rusted. I hope I can swing for a new cable soon , it is somewhat frazzled and dangerous to hands.
Hi, David. We really enjoy hearing stories of how much our More Power Puller is appreciated. It sounds like it has served you well over the years. You have certainly taken great care of it.
When you decide it is time to replace that prickly old cable, you might consider one of the new synthetic ropes. They are stronger than the steel cables, lighter in weight, easier to reel up, & MUCH nicer on the hands! Give us a call when the time comes & we'll review your model information with you if you are considering the switch to the synthetic rope. Thanks again!
Love it. Live in Ontario, Canada. Paid a lot after $ xchange, duties, taxes, shipping. But got me out of 2 jams so far, more to come.
Show more how it's made. Gives me confidence that my kids will use long after I'm gone, versus cheap ass Chinese knock offs.
Thank you for commenting, Marc. We often see very old pullers that have been passed down from one generation to the next. There ARE more videos coming, but they are not focused on production. They are instructional videos produced in our shop that show how to set your puller up for first time use, how to grease your puller, how to tell if you have an authentic More Power Puller, etc.
As a Canadian I love Made In Canada and I love Made in U.S.A. too...and especially from older companies that maintain old time tested quality and craftsmanship...enough with supporting Communism by buying cheap junk from overseas. Thank you for making a great product!
Thank you for recognizing the quality & craftsmanship Wyeth-Scott builds into each puller. We take pride in being a little "different" than many companies.