I think this is extremely useful and I would love to own one but it is around $3700.. I build fences for a living and use a similar idea but I use a high lift jack that is normally used for off road vehicles. It does look like an awesome tool though.
Good morning Nick! TiiGER is amazing - invented by a lineman some 20 + years ago. We are having a contest combined with a promotion, send your email to marketing@huskietools.com and we'll send you the details. Cheers!
It seems that this is a much more capable tool than anyone building fences would ever need. I would love to see this scaled down in size and price for fence posts and deck footings.
He said this eliminates the need for inferior tools or risky pulling methods which may cause injury,Lol. But you’re right hi lift jack on a 2x6 gets it done.
I don't think you can live 50,000 lb with a high lift Jack. You can get some on it with a high lift Jack and you can pull a lot of things with a high lift Jack but you can't get 50,000 lb of pressure on it with a high lift Jack.
Believe it or not ,your phone is always eavesdropping on you all day, I've had that happen to me numerous times I talk about something and then I get product commercials on RUclips.
@@ImaOkie Lmfao. I like your humor. It was cold. That's my story and I'm sticking to it. Not the size of the boat, it's the motion of the ocean. Have a great day.
I can't wait to buy thus tool. And let it sit in my shed for the next 20 years until I have a job to use it for. At 4,000 bucks its a steal. We do a lot of fences and when we need to remove poles we just bust up the concrete with a jackhammer. Cut it down flush to the ground or if you're real lucky just reuse them. Perhaps I'm in the wrong genre of construction to understand what the fucking point of this thing is. I pull my pole daily for free.
:) More good "POLE" videos, products AND Swag coming soon - send your email address to marketing@huskietools.com - stay close as we are working on some very cool projects for Huskie Tools & TiiGER! Thanks
@@HuskieTools I’m not in the utility industry but I found the product amazing. I do pull deck posts and footings out on occasion. Zero warranty claims is amazing.
Thai - good morning! Thanks for the good words - we work as hard as you do to create products that are safe and easy to use. Community - we are working on new Huskie Tools & TiiGER swag - send your email address to marketing @huskietools.com and stay tuned for more, more, more!
I'm in marine construction we use a mid-size excavator with a compactor/shaker head with 16" diameter round steel barrel welded on the bottom for driving poles and to pull them we use a 3/4" cable choker that gets shackled to an eye that's welded on the backside of the barrel. The vibration of the shaker head essentially liquifies the sand, mud, soil around the pole allowing the force of the excavator to either drive it down or pull it with relative ease.
LOL... If you have an imagination you don't need all that. I just pulled some 6x8 post out of the ground that we're not in cement. I used a t post puller. I drilled a hole into the post made out of wood, then I screwed a lag bolt in there with a half inch shaft sticking out about an inch and a half. And I use that t post puller and I also put water around the base to make it wet and jiggled it a bunch and then little bit by little bit it pulled it out and I had to pull the lug bolt out and reuse it if it wasn't bent and it usually took me drilling three times to get the post out of the ground. I was so glad I didn't have to dig it up.
“proprietary high-strength USA steel components” “proprietary” For those of you who don’t know, “proprietary” means when a single part wears out or outright breaks, you have go through this company and ONLY this company for a replacement part, which they’ll mark up oh idk about 1000% minimum from what it actually costs, assuming they even offer replacement parts instead of going the “welp, looks like you need to purchase an entire new unit then” route. Never EVER purchase anything proprietary, or you’ll pay out the ass in basic maintenance.
ARP makes stainless steel bolts that are not brittle only because they have been heat treated in different ways . And I know I use them on my 69 chevelle the cheapest ARP bolts are about 7.00 a bolt !
I have no use for this whatsoever,…
but I still want one!
I think this is extremely useful and I would love to own one but it is around $3700.. I build fences for a living and use a similar idea but I use a high lift jack that is normally used for off road vehicles. It does look like an awesome tool though.
Good morning Nick! TiiGER is amazing - invented by a lineman some 20 + years ago. We are having a contest combined with a promotion, send your email to marketing@huskietools.com and we'll send you the details. Cheers!
It seems that this is a much more capable tool than anyone building fences would ever need. I would love to see this scaled down in size and price for fence posts and deck footings.
@@dreambuilderkmg yeah I agree that is true!
@@HuskieTools thank you for the reply! Most large companies have a hard time doing that! I assume your customer service is very good too.
@@dreambuilderkmg this right here ,Pay Attention Huskie Tools.
Do you have a video of setting up up and pulling different types of poles?
You can do the same thing with a chain and a highlift jack ..!!!
He said this eliminates the need for inferior tools or risky pulling methods which may cause injury,Lol. But you’re right hi lift jack on a 2x6 gets it done.
I don't think you can live 50,000 lb with a high lift Jack. You can get some on it with a high lift Jack and you can pull a lot of things with a high lift Jack but you can't get 50,000 lb of pressure on it with a high lift Jack.
I’ve never even heard of this tool ironically I was talking to my neighbor about how to pull out fence posts …and now I get this ad
Believe it or not ,your phone is always eavesdropping on you all day, I've had that happen to me numerous times I talk about something and then I get product commercials on RUclips.
Not listening at all
Only need 5 fingers to pull my pole. Works great!! Safely easily and on schedule!!
And a magnifying glass !
@@ImaOkie Lmfao. I like your humor. It was cold. That's my story and I'm sticking to it. Not the size of the boat, it's the motion of the ocean. Have a great day.
Looks like it has to be right at the base and won't work on poles set in concrete. "Give me a big enough lever and I'll move the world." -Archimedes
Well yah normally utility poles aren't set in concrete!
How about showing it being used for real instead of animated videos
So it's orange and black. Neat. How's it work?
Long video, but no video of it in action.
How the heck did this wander onto my RUclips feed?
I like how they misspelled “pole”. Get@me huskie I do social media production.
Yeah that base plate right next to the pole is easily going to clear a big chunk of concrete. 🥴
I can't wait to buy thus tool. And let it sit in my shed for the next 20 years until I have a job to use it for. At 4,000 bucks its a steal. We do a lot of fences and when we need to remove poles we just bust up the concrete with a jackhammer. Cut it down flush to the ground or if you're real lucky just reuse them. Perhaps I'm in the wrong genre of construction to understand what the fucking point of this thing is. I pull my pole daily for free.
I used this to pull my poll. Now I walk funny........
I want one. Don't have a need for it but I want one
*pole puller. A poll is something else.
:) More good "POLE" videos, products AND Swag coming soon - send your email address to marketing@huskietools.com - stay close as we are working on some very cool projects for Huskie Tools & TiiGER! Thanks
@@HuskieTools I’m not in the utility industry but I found the product amazing. I do pull deck posts and footings out on occasion. Zero warranty claims is amazing.
I love the tiger pole puller, and use it on the toughest to budge poles.
Thai - good morning! Thanks for the good words - we work as hard as you do to create products that are safe and easy to use. Community - we are working on new Huskie Tools & TiiGER swag - send your email address to marketing @huskietools.com and stay tuned for more, more, more!
I just use front end loader instead
I'm in marine construction we use a mid-size excavator with a compactor/shaker head with 16" diameter round steel barrel welded on the bottom for driving poles and to pull them we use a 3/4" cable choker that gets shackled to an eye that's welded on the backside of the barrel. The vibration of the shaker head essentially liquifies the sand, mud, soil around the pole allowing the force of the excavator to either drive it down or pull it with relative ease.
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Gold What?
LOL... If you have an imagination you don't need all that. I just pulled some 6x8 post out of the ground that we're not in cement. I used a t post puller. I drilled a hole into the post made out of wood, then I screwed a lag bolt in there with a half inch shaft sticking out about an inch and a half. And I use that t post puller and I also put water around the base to make it wet and jiggled it a bunch and then little bit by little bit it pulled it out and I had to pull the lug bolt out and reuse it if it wasn't bent and it usually took me drilling three times to get the post out of the ground. I was so glad I didn't have to dig it up.
I used a hammer as a screw driver once.
Pull puller. Tigers? What?
😮 $3.700. "" HOLY 💩
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“proprietary high-strength USA steel components”
“proprietary”
For those of you who don’t know, “proprietary” means when a single part wears out or outright breaks, you have go through this company and ONLY this company for a replacement part, which they’ll mark up oh idk about 1000% minimum from what it actually costs, assuming they even offer replacement parts instead of going the “welp, looks like you need to purchase an entire new unit then” route.
Never EVER purchase anything proprietary, or you’ll pay out the ass in basic maintenance.
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To expensive
No need to f*** $4,000 out of people pockets
Stainless steel no thanks stainless steel is brittle.
Where did you hear stainless steel? Lol
Not if it's been heat treated correctly like all my ARP stainless steel engine bolts , they are even stronger then grade 8 bolts and they never rust !
@@johnalarcon5006 there is a whole lot of hardware out there that is more Superior than grade 8.
@@doyleself6849 Exactly, infact I use them on my 69 chevelle ARP makes them and they are very expensive
ARP makes stainless steel bolts that are not brittle only because they have been heat treated in different ways . And I know I use them on my 69 chevelle the cheapest ARP bolts are about 7.00 a bolt !