Cable Pulleys - Saves you time

If you are a professional cable puller, then you need this cable pulling tool. This tool will pay for itself on the first install. You should have it with you every time you're out on a site getting ready to pull cable. This is a must have!!

SKU #104294

[Ressy]

Nice... what would be better is if they had back to back dog clips, one for the pulley and one for whatever is in the ceiling, that would be even faster.

Happy 2022 Jim!

[patrickportales]

Thank u for this video that will make our jobs easier. I love your videos too

[victoradam]

Thanks for sharing, I saw one of your videos with the other pulleys and tried to buy them to find they weren't made anymore and was hoping an alternative would show up some day.

[jackpotnguyen]

Another helpful useful video from Jim. Thank you much Jim and please keep making more videos :) !

[nicknamednickify]

Hi, thanks for the video. I have a comment with a question. Something I found out after sharing my own diy cabling pulley system video, BICSI recommends a bending radius during installation of no less than 20 times the diameter of the cable, and a maximum tensile pulling force of 25 foot pounds. Afterward, with no tension, their bending radius minimum drops to 10 times the diameter. Of course, a manufacturer's instructions will always take precedence over BICSI's general recommendation. The pulleys you show appear small for their purpose, but have you ever noticed any data integrity problems after using them?

[FelipeOliveira_ipx]

Here in Brazil there is no such product. For cable routing we use a lot of gutters, which takes some time to install.

[mustache]

These are great! Hey, I want to start a data/access control company in Texas. Whats a good way to start?

[basharo]

Do you have this on your website to purchase? I can't find it.