WARN 885005 PullzAll 24V Cordless Electric Pulling Tool

• Lifts or pulls up to 1,000 pounds
• Cordless 24 volt version is great for use in the field
• Includes two battery packs with charger
• LED load indicator
• Takes you to remote locations and brings the mechanical muscle

First of all, when you have a good, fully charged battery, it does what it was designed to do. I've used it to raise and lower a full 55 gallon feeder effectively. I would guess it at 400 lbs. My original AC charger died within the first month and one of the two batteries went bad within the first 3 months. Warn replaced them no questions asked although it was an inconvenience. I think the NIMH batteries were a questionable choice considering their spontaneous discharge rate of 1-2% without use. Lithium-ion would have been a better choice in my opinion. Overall, it does meet my needs but could stand improvement.

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I like the winch but it has some limitations. Most noticeable is the battery life is short.

I'm building a house and I recently used the Pullzall to tilt up some engineered trusses that weighed 330 lbs. each. The winch was a life saver!!! The winch load varied from around 500 lbs to 0 lbs once the trusses went vertical. I was able to raise three trusses before the battery started to go low. With the second battery I kept on working. Since the winch doesn't free-wheel you have to power in and out which is a battery hog. If you leave the unit on (even without use) the batteries drain overnight. A battery charge takes about an hour and a half.

I have purchased a 30' synthetic cable hoping to get a more useful length on the winch. Although synthetics do abraid so I'm not sure??????

A remote pendant would be nice but the loads are low and the cable is stout. The variable speed is great for tightening but once taunt, you will be using the full speed, which is acceptable.

You have to make sure that the winch body does not come in contact with surrounding structure when pulling or else you will crack the plastic case or battery compartment. The unit is well made but plastic is plastic.

I do like this unit and would buy it again. You should check the duty cycle to make sure it will fit your needs. I won't be throwing away my chain falls and lever hoists but for light work this will be my first choice.

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Does indeed have the power to pull. I use it to draw my Seadoo Speedster jetboat onto a jetdock. 5 more feet of cable would be nice, but not being able to free wheel out to the load is an unnecessary time consumer. Battery juice is adequate, and I'm glad they used NiMH batteries, no memory effect. You can charge them whenever to keep them ready to go. All in all a nice lightweight portable winch.

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Bought it over a month ago, had it test with weights and it struggled lifting 600LB, it performed well with loads under 400LB.

Yesterday one of the batteries failed to charge,called Warn and they refused to exchange it for a new one,they suggest I ship the battery to them, at my cost to have it lab tested and depending on the outcome of the test they may or may not send me a free replacement.

Poor product and poor customer service, will never buy Warm again.

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Very good for day-to-day work in the light weights lifted

Very good for day-to-day work in the light lifting weights less than 450 kilo