Product Description
Puljak® Type B Chain Link Fence Puller — 30" or 48" Rod
- Fabric stretcher head — Studs hook directly into chain-link mesh for fast, even pulls.
- One-person operation — Smooth pump action with a safe trigger release.
- Rod options — 30" for most residential runs; 48" for tall or heavy fabric.
- Save Time and Labor on Installation & Repair Projects
- Pro-grade build — Rugged workhead; field-proven durability.
- 1000 lb Pulling Capacity
- Fits Posts Up to 3-1/2" in Diameter
Having a Puljak on your next chain link fence project is like having an extra set of hands! This Made-in-the-USA, professional grade tool easily stretches chain link fabric and barbed wire with a smooth, reliable motion that doesn't involve the hassle of gears or cables. The Type B stretcher head looks like a rake that pulls the fabric from the inside of the fence, putting you in a perfect position to secure it with your tension bands.
To use the Puljak, hook the Type B stretcher studs into your chain link fabric and place the head around the fence post, then simply pump the handle. The Puljak will pull the fabric into position, making it easy to align and secure the fabric to your post. To release the PulJak, depress the trigger cam.
For tight sites or rebar/wire pulls on the same job, pair with the Reversed Puljak Type A and keep tension bars and tension bands on hand for tie-offs.
Why Choose This
- Purpose-built for fabric — Direct mesh engagement means fewer slip points and faster cycles.
- Cleaner finishes — Even pulls help panels line up square before tying.
- Scales to job size — Swap rod length to match fence height and leverage needs.
Specifications
| Tool Type | Puljak Type B fabric puller (stretcher studs hook into mesh) |
| Rod Lengths | 30" (2½ ft) or 48" (4 ft) hardened steel |
| Operation | One-person pump action; trigger cam for safe tension release |
| Typical Setup | Use with tension bars and tension bands at terminal posts |
| Applications | Tensioning chain-link fabric; assisting barbed-wire runs |
| Pull Capacity | Manufacturer states over ~1,000 lb class (workhead/rod dependent) |
Installation (Quick Steps)
- Hook stretcher studs into the chain-link mesh at your pull point.
- Pump the handle to bring the fabric to clamping position at the terminal.
- Secure with tension bar and bands; depress trigger cam to release safely.
Buying Guide
- Rod length — 30" for 4–6 ft fences; 48" for 6–8 ft fabric or when you want more leverage.
- Task mix — Add a Type A (Reversed) if you’ll be pulling rebar/tension wire or working tight corners.
- Consumables — Keep spare tension bars and bands to avoid downtime.
- Care — Wipe and lightly lube moving parts; inspect the release cam regularly.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does the Type B do that Type A doesn’t?
- Type B hooks directly into the mesh to stretch fabric; Type A hooks to a tension bar (or rebar/wire) and works great for alignment or in constrained spaces.
- Can I use one tool for all heights?
- Yes; choose 30" or 48" rods to match reach/leverage needs.
- Is it safe to release under load?
- Yes—use the trigger cam to bleed off tension in a controlled manner.
Comparison
- Puljak Type B (this item) — Primary tool for stretching chain-link fabric quickly and evenly.
- Reversed Puljak Type A — Best for rebar/tension-wire pulls, hooking to a tension bar; excels against walls or tight clearances.
- Puljak Compact Combination Set — Both tools in one kit with rods for full-job flexibility.
