iTOOL Cannon 6K Wire Puller

January 31, 2023

The Cannon 6K Wire Puller is two wire pullers in one with dual capstans that can pull 8′ and 28′ per minute on low speed and 20′ and 70′ feet per minute on high speed.  This versatile wire puller is lightweight and easy to transport, making it the puller of choice for many electrical contractors and electricians.

  • 4 Speed dual capstan
  • 8′ & 28′ (per min.) on low speed, 20′ & 70′ on high speed
  • Self contained– ready to pull
  • Quickly change from side pull to overhead, underground or truck hitch
  • No gang box of parts
  • Pulls out 9 feet of extra wire
  • No anchoring required
  • Easy to transport
  • Telescoping
  • Easily maneuvers into tight spaces

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