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Hard work drives economies forward, there is no doubt about that. However, there is a big difference between hard work and working harder than you need to. Hard work is what gets the job done. Overworking just leaves you frustrated and tired. Sometimes it even leaves you behind schedule as you fuss with something stubborn. When it comes to running electrical lines and other wiring, we think you know what we’re talking about.

Every worker in the trades has no doubt dealt with a stubborn reel. You’ve got the spool full of wiring, but it just won’t budge. If you’re familiar with the concept of a Lazy Susan, Rack-A-Tiers has the products for you. The Tug Wise family of products are simple tools that make your job easier. Not only that, but they also make your job quicker. Tug Wise products attach to the base of any reel and make it easier to pull cable smoothly and quickly. Don’t believe us? Read on to learn about the Tug Wise Standard and Deluxe!

Tug Wise Standard: A Standard Tool for Standard Jobs

The Tug Wise Standard features four screw holes in its figure for easy attachment to your reels. It is designed to work with both wooden and plastic reels, so you can take it to any job. The standard model handles up to 1,000 lbs of spool and wire. The premise is simple. Attach the Tug Wise, and it’s easier for you to unspool cable when you need, where you need it. It takes just a few minutes to center the Tug Wise on the bottom of a spool and run screws through it.

The Tug Wise Deluxe: Tougher Tool for Tougher Jobs

If you deal with massive spools and rougher terrain, you might want to consider an upgrade. The Tug Wise Deluxe is slightly larger than its Standard cousin but works hard all the same. You’ll find the same four screw holes for easy attachment to the base of any reel. Like the Standard, it works with both wooden and plastic reels. The Deluxe Model installs the same, centered on the base of a reel. The biggest differences with the Deluxe are capacity and strength. The Deluxe can handle up to 2,000 lbs of reel and wire and is made from 3/8″ thick aluminum alloy so it can handle anything.

Where Can You Use the Tug Wise?

It might be easier for us to tell you where you can’t use the Tug Wise Standard and Deluxe models. You can attach the Tug Wise products to the base of any wooden or plastic spool. Where you put that spool and how you use it is up to you from there. The Tug Wise works easily on spools set on flat surface. Got a spool already in the bed of your truck or on concrete floor? You’ll get a smooth ride. Working in the mud and dirt on a new job site? The Tug Wise is up to that challenge to.

It can be used for running any wire of any spool, no matter the job or the job site. When you’re done, just unscrew your Tug Wise. Then it’s ready for use the next time you need it on a new reel.

Get the Tug Wise Standard and Deluxe from Rack-A-Tiers

As always, our focus at Rack-A-Tiers is squarely on making your job easier. Tradespeople drive the world forward. Without you, roads and homes aren’t built and the power is out. The least we can do is help make your work more efficient. The Tug Wise family of products are just one example of tools we believe help you get the job done smoother, faster, and with greater efficiency.