VEVOR Rope Puller, 3/4 Ton (1,653 lbs) Pulling Capacity, with 100' of 0.6" dia. Rope, 2 Hook, Come Along Winch, Heavy Duty Ratchet Power Puller Tool for Moving Boats, Securing Items, Transporting Logs

This puller is another solid tool from Vevor. I grabbed it to pull small trees out in the back where space for the truck is limited. Whereas it's back breaking work by the nature of it, this tool is getting the job done, crank by crank. The compound pulley definitely provides some noticeable leverage, and the overall construction is beefy, simple, and thick. The cable could be a bit longer, I suppose, but that comes at the expense of bulk and weight, so I'm happy with how it's designed. The handle is a solid length, and plenty long enough to feel as though I'm maxing out my own potential within safe limits. The cable is flexible-enough to manipulate as well, and the locking mechanisms hold everything tightly in place under tension. I've had a slight issue with the release mechanism being a bit flimsy, but - once I get into a groove - everything seems to operate as intended. When everything is done, it stores cleanly on a big old nail in the shop. Nice and easy. For the price, build quality, and versatility, this is a solid tool.

This is a heavy duty and high quality tool. It was a good value and works well. This heavy duty model works much better than the lighter duty one it replaced. I highly recommend the heavy duty model even if you think a lighter duty one might be adequate. The steel rope on the heavier duty one is much more robust and less prone to winding problems.

Bought this to pull up some of the tree trunk in my back yard. Was able to pull up all the tree truck from 4 inches to 6 inches. Had to do a little digging. But save me a whole bunch of money. Only down side it hard to release. Or else it strong and easy to uses

I have been cutting down dozens of trees to set a fire perimeter around my house and clear up the view of the sky for my starlink. This tool has single handedly saved my house. Its held onto a solid 100 foot pine that fell weird but the tension this thing makes just brute forces the tree to go in whatever direction you want it to. This thing when combined with a snatchblock and metal cable with the same capacity rating can take down almost anything. I just took out a 120 foot black oak that was 3.5 feet in diameter at the base. A big like 250 year old tree that was super close to my house. Only thing I wish was different is that I wish you had the ability to extend the cable length on the device. Its stuck at 11.5 feet which is more than often not enough. It has to be paired with other equipment to live up to its full potential. But its cheap and it works.

This come along is of good quality and easy to use.

Worked great. My f250 with a 7.3 was halfway down my steep A driveway and I didn’t have anyone to help me push it up. I strapped this thing to a tow strap that I attached to a metal fence pole in my backyard (in line with the driveway) and to the bumper of the truck and was able to pull that thing up by myself with this little come along. Definitely can tell it cost what it cost but is a very good value if you are okay with that

I needed to fell trees that are leaning the wrong way. I've used a come-a-long but it is limited to pulling the length of the cable on the spool. The rope puller doesn't spool up. If you're doing lighter loads, the rope pull is more useful.

I just got the 5 ton version. It looks great and I love that it has a beefy gear, but I honestly don't know if I can keep this, because I can't even pull out the cable to use it. The space for the cable to be wound up is so narrow and it came from factory so wound up that I cannot pull it out. I see some older reviews saying to use another winch to pull this one out, but I think that's a bit ridiculous. I'll try pulling it out once more to see if it is usable, but so far it's looking like not.