- Climbs 3x faster than a pump jack
- Non-marking v-brace for added support
- 6 ft and 12 ft pole section options
- Drill-powered design prevents pump injuries
- Midrail posts make walkboards secure
- Outrigger keeps you stable against wall
- Can handle residential landscapes
- Special ties, v-braces and more available
- Basket offered, workable without wall ties
A PowerPole setup can be constructed in any combination of 6 ft and 12 ft poles. Using 12 ft pole sections will decrease the number of couplers to bolt together, creating a lighter assembly.
The midrails attach to the workbench and mount to the walkboard securely with a chain. Wooden 2×4’s are then mounted to the midrail post to complete the midrail and toerail.
The rugged steel stabilizers stay flush with the wall, allowing a 24 ft work height without tying into the structure. Each side of the Outrigger has a stabilizer that adjusts 8 in. to level the system.
The Base Foot attaches to the bottom of the the base mast section. The belted-rubber backing provides a solid footing during the setup process. Each foot has two holes for pinning to the ground or a larger sill plate.
Light and easy to slide up and down the mast. Non-marking bumpers. Places center of mast 33 in. from wall.
The endrails fasten to the Climbing Unit with the PowerLatch.
Powered by a 0.5 in. drill, the 650 lb load rated PowerTrak system provides 3x the speed of a pump jack system. Our durable gearbox design eliminates the electrical components to keep the system lightweight.
The Platform Support is used for dual mast configurations. With 11 in. of adjustment, this support accommodates a wide range of standard work platforms from 12 in. to 24 in. (or up to 28 in. with PowerLatch Connector).
Light and easy to slide up and down the mast. Non-marking bumpers. Places center of mast 33 in. from wall.
A PowerPole setup can be constructed in any combination of 6 ft and 12 ft poles. Using 12 ft pole sections will decrease the number of couplers to bolt together, creating a lighter assembly.
The midrails attach to the workbench and mount to the walkboard securely with a chain. Wooden 2×4’s are then mounted to the midrail post, to complete the midrail and toerail. The endrail fastens to the Climbing Unit with the PowerLatch.
Powered by a 0.5 in. drill, the 650 lb load rated PowerTrak system provides 3x the speed of a pump jack system. Our durable gearbox design eliminates the electrical components to keep the system lightweight.
The Platform Support is used for dual mast configurations. With 11 in. of adjustment, this support accommodates a wide range of standard work platforms from 12 in. to 24 in. (or up to 28 in. with PowerLatch Connector).
The Base Foot attaches to the bottom of the the base mast section. The belted rubber backing provides a solid footing during setup. Each foot has two holes for pinning to the ground or a larger sill plate.
Steel stabilizers keep flush with the wall, allowing a 24 ft work height without tying into the structure. Each side of the Outrigger has a stabilizer that adjusts 8 in. to level the system.
Power Pole with PowerPort Outrigger and V-Brace Tie can provide a 24 ft work height without anchoring the tie to the wall.
Once anchored to the structure at 32 ft, the PowerPole system can be used without midspan ties (Note: This requires alternative access to anchor the tie and secure to the mast).
Once anchored to the structure at 40 ft using the PowerPort Outrigger and V-Brace, the Power Pole system can be used without midspan ties (Note: This requires alternative access to anchor the tie and secure to the mast).
The PowerPole system can be used to a maximum work height of 75 ft. This requires midspan ties every 16 ft and one at the top (Note: midspan ties are temporarily disconnected to pass).
The PowerPole's low set-up costs, high portability, ability to work in tight spots and landscape-friendly design increases efficiency while on any project. See how the ReechCraft PowerPole can make work faster, easier and safer!
I waited too long to buy PowerPoles. During my twenty-plus years in the business, I’ve tried every labor saving tool, bit and blade known; some work and some don’t…these work!
It costs me over a dollar a minute when we’re not on the wall; we’ve already saved big dollars with the PowerPole, that’s why I demanded another set for the school job.