“6 Tons” of Pulling Power In Your Hands! -117 #WyethScott 

Got the Wyeth-Scott three ton blue cable for recovery and I'm not even worried one bit about using it for that purpose. Even though I haven't needed it yet.

Everyone in the oil and gas business in Ohio and west Virginia used these pullers since the 1930's. I have stopped in to Wyeth Scott to get springs and other parts. Great company to deal with.

I have had mine for several years. You see these things being used by major bridge contractors. The blue line is the way to go. Once again you are cool with the tools.

Ive had the 2 ton version for many years. I love it. I use it regularly for dragging big logs. It's a little slow but it's a great tool. I will probably get the 3 ton version because I recently backed my f250 into a hole. The rear wheels were in the air and the truck was sitting on the frame. The two ton version wasn't strong enough to pull it out. I've got a crew cab with an 8' bed loaded with carpentry tools an its a very heavy pickup. The three ton may not have been enough, I don't know.

I bought one that appears to be this brand. Got it in 1969 for $25. I still have it. Haven't used it in years upgraded to a winch. It was used a lot when I had me farm. There were places I could not get to with my winch when I needed to pull a tree from a path. The farm was hard work but enjoyed every minute of it. Health issues and the wife caused me to move to town.

The paint chips? Oh dear. Funny, paint chips have never bothered me while I'm dragging the winch and its rigging through the swamp. Absolutely love it.

I have had this Wyeth-Scott Winch for more than a decade. It has been the best tool for getting my truck out of gullies ever. I have also moved downed trees with it and much more. Strong, flexible, an all round perfect tool. A must if you live in the outback or visit it often.

Thanks Tony Yet another American made product Tool manufacturers like this is what will Make America Great Again

I've done a lot with the cheap come a longs, albeit with some frustrating issues like a short handle, short cable length, clunky operation and a lot of extra straps and shackles. This tool solves all of those problems. Definitely a good buy that will serve its purpose a long time

I've been on the fence about buying one of these for over a year. After your review I think it's time to pull the plug and order one. If it saves me one wrecker call to pull out a stuck vehicle or tractor it would pay for itself. Thanks Tony.

Great overview. Newark Ohio is 20 minutes from my home. Good to see quality products being made there.

I've had one of these for 6 or 8 years and love it. I mostly use it for pulling hung up trees down while cutting firewood. Very good and accurate review. I do have two additional comments. The blue cable is absolutely fantastic to work with the only downside is that it is not anywhere near as abrasion resistant as steel cable so you have to be careful with it. You don't want to drag it across the ground or have it rub up against a tree or a rock when you're pulling. It's really well-made and with the exception of the cable should last literally Generations. if you ever did need a part they sell all the parts for any winch they've made for the last 50 years. Not only that but I noticed that the price of the parts are very reasonably priced. These are light years ahead of the stamped steel cheap come alongs. I bought mine after bending breaking or wearing out three cheaper come alongs.

I have the 3 ton model. It is very well built and of high quality. It is very useful for removing hung up trees when they can’t be reached with a tractor or other means.

Thanks, Tony. This looks to be compact, too, so when I don't have the trailer with me, it will fit nicely on the front floor of the truck

Hey there ol' son!! You've been MIA for awhile. Good to see you back. Stay healthy! Once doctors start taking notice of you, they'll conspire with family, nurses, and specialists to shanghai you into the hospital! If you run out of tools, just give us a shout out every once in a while so that we know you haven't run off to Hollywood!

Looks like it works good. It was fun yesterday playing with your tools.

Have a very old wire cable wyeth still works. They make great comealongs, just decided I need anther one

hi there good to see you again ,nice winch . i found when winching slow is safer , best to all john

12K pound pull is awesome. I imagine this tool pulling from one side and some pushing from the other side with a tractor or skid loader and pulling stumps for land clearing would be very doable. Good review, Tony. Thx.

It amazes me how strong and durable these new synthetic ropes are. Thanks for sharing Tony, always showing us some useful tools.

Thanks Tony, have a great Sunday.

Useful tool to have Tony... add a few well oiled snatch blocks in that kit and you'll have it covered!

Awesome review Tony. I appreciate your help at Bunyon on the tomahawk bucket. I'm ordering a mulch bucket and going to pick it up on the way to the Hoosier Firewood Hysteria.Thanks again

May have to take a serious consideration look at this very handy cool tool! Thanks for sharing.

Good morning Tony , that is a sweet puller . Very nice quality . Thank you for sharing !!

fantastic! Ive dreamed about such a winch. I was 38 yrs a fireman, trained in rescue ops. I want one! Our winches weren't as good. Ours were cable. Rope is superior. Frame of finger eating stamped steel.

Iv been wanting one of those 4 alot of years since wranglerstar reviewed them long ago. I also love the rope vs cable! Thanks Tony!

Tony, great video. Video owners manual are awesome for those of us that don’t read them. Hope you do more.

I definitely need some of that cable. Thanks for sharing! Take care Tony!👍🏻

Thanks Tony I'm going to check this out

I have a couple masdam pullers and a lug all. I use the masdam with pulleys or mechanical advantage all the time. The lug all comes out once in a great while but the length of pull is the real short fall. The 35 ft pull on one of these means I’m gunna add one of these as an option.

Tony, I just found your channel and I love how clear and concise your presentation is. I have the exact model puller that you showed inbound to my house. I am planning on keeping mine in my truck in case I get stuck off-roading. thanks!

Very helpful and appears to be a great tool 👍👏🇺🇸 Rick

Thanks Tony, awesome tool!

Thank You Tony. Good Video !!

Hello there Mr. Tool! Very cool tool I like it!

“Great Scott”!! I want one

Great explanation video. I have been looking for an emergency recovery tool for my truck. I carry a lot of weight and don't want to spend a bunch of money getting aftermarket bumper and electric winch. They are super expensive, (winch and bumper) and heavy. My camper truck needs to stay light. I prefer to carry more camping gear supplies vs dead weight bumper and electric winch. When I'm stuck, normally a shovel or traction boards do the job. This gives me piece of mind to self recover with a winch, if the need comes up.

That’s an impressive little hoist! Thanks for the info!

Tony, great video. Very informative. Nicely done.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Awesome video as always and another video that costs me $$$ this is a must have for me 👍

Great video Tony.

I have the same hand winch. I bought mine new in 2020. It is great! I keep it in the Tacoma and also used mine to unstick my tractor.

tony great video, I've got one 2 years ago I love it, I got the 3 ton. my friend has one that's he bought from a farmer to put his truck on a trailer. he said it's 40 years old, one of the old timers. but they look the same but his is silver. he has the cable; I've got the rope. they work great!!! have a great day.

One question. Would you recommend the extension bar for recovery? Great video by the way.

I bought the chinese clone version for 190. Its exactly the same. Actually better as main pulley pin is removable. Just had to change out steel cable for some cheap synthetic tow rope.

Hey Tony, Just discovered your channel while checking out one of my other go to channels, great descriptions and it’s obvious you put a lot of time and effort into your content. I have a similar style feed through 3 strand come along that does not spool the cordage,it does not compare to that beast you are reviewing but has its place in my arsenal, due to the fact I can run an unlimited amount of cordage. I have had the pleasure of using the model you are reviewing and it is a very good quality product,well worth the money if you can afford it. Thanks and you have another fan of your channel 👍⚡️

I'm glad you touched on it momentarily. What the heck is PULLING POWER? Tell me how much it will dead lift straight up. Pulling power is an arbitrary non-defined quasi-measurable. Pull what across what surface with or without bearings, wheels, or tires?

Nice review Tony. It may be slow, but waiting for a tow and then getting charged an arm and a leg is not good either. I could see it coming in handy for stump pulling.

Thank you

I accidentally sent my first message before it was complete. Great video as usual. If you’re pulling a tree that leans heavy to one direction. If you want to pull the tree in the opposite direction, the ability to crank fast enough. Just your opinion. Thanks Tony. Later Al

Hi Tony, hope your trip was good. This tool would it be good to direct a tree when falling. I wondering if it would crank to slow. I think it should just your opinion

I keep a couple of these service truck the are really handy

Hello Tony😊 Nice pulleys😊

I volunteer for an organization that does trail work on the Allegheny Trail. We have a Masdamn Rope Puller, a 2 and 1 ton Grip-Hoist and the tool you just shown. All of them have their place when doing different types of work. But when packing equipment long distances the lighter the better so the Grip-Hoist is our go to. But you'll not get any simpler than this tool.

Nice tool , good review 👍

As a 68 year old trapper who goes in wilderness alone on snowmobile and quad I can’t say enough about the Masdam rope puller got me out of so many jamb. Good video like the puller but not use for it.

Nice one

Great review!

Hi Tony!!😀😀

Thumbs up! 👍🏻

Thanks for posting. Great information about that power puller. I have a CK 20s what company is the quick attach on your front loader?

Looks like the red dogs we use in the mine with rope on it

This company is by me thanks i going buy me one

I bought mine in 1984 its still going strong I just used it the other day id like to put some new rope on it too replace the steel cable.

How well does the Amsteel Blue hold up when exposed to sunlight or winching across gravel and rocks?🤔

That 20' utility trailer, what brand or manufacturer?

13k is the breaking strength of the amsteel blue so the working load limit would be about 1300lb?

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Tirfor in the UK.

The thing is heavy, expensive, awkward, and slow. But nothing else will pull like that when you need it. And if you take the cost per year to own it, it is nearly zero since the thing will last forever.

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I'll have to wait until China comes out with a cheaper one.

I wonder what a person could do with a $20 1/4x50' uhmwpe line and a $65 5-ton comealong from Amazon, instead. Just sayin...

Not buying: I buy from men own companies.

at that price they couldve found a better coating. trash

Hello Tony, we used these in my old company and I still have them in good working good condition ( ours are the cable model) 🪵🇺🇸