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Heavy Duty Pole Jack Attachment - EZ Spot UR

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📘 Overview

A hydraulic pole puller built for transmission poles. Transmission poles are the ones that defeat an ordinary puller. The EZ Spot UR Heavy Duty Pole Jack (EZ-DCPJ-001) is built for them, extracting poles up to 100 feet in length in all terrain including hard and frozen ground, with one-man operation from the cab. Where the standard Pole Jack uses two clamp cylinders, this one employs four, gripping the pole at two points before a 7" x 36" cylinder develops 115,453 lb of breakout force — the most extraction force EZ Spot UR builds, and the reason it is the tool for transmission poles. Jaws open from 2.81" to 31 inches, so it takes everything from small posts to transmission poles, and it removes foamed and cleated poles as well as plain timber. It is a stand-alone unit — no rotating base is needed. Choose the wiring harness that matches your machine.

⚙ Key Features of the Heavy Duty Pole Jack

  • Four clamps, not two — gripping a transmission pole at two separate points is what stops it rocking as 115,453 lb of extraction force comes on.
  • 7" x 36" extraction cylinder developing 115,453 lb of breakout force, which is what breaks a pole free of frozen or compacted ground.
  • 4 × 3" bore x 6" stroke, each 21,206 lb, holding the pole through the pull.
  • Jaws open from 2.81" to 31", covering posts through to transmission poles.
  • Removes foamed and cleated poles, not just plain timber.
  • Grade 80 material or higher, core welded.
  • Rubber inserts available for removing metal and aluminium poles without marking them.
  • Ships complete with hoses, flush-faced couplers, spring hose mount and wiring harness.

🔑 Why Operators Choose the Heavy Duty Pole Jack

  • Heavy Duty Pole Jack: fewer people on the job — pole pulling that took a team and a derrick becomes one operator and a skid steer, which is where the labour saving is.
  • Works frozen and hard ground — the extraction cylinder does what a chain and a bucket cannot, without digging the pole out first.
  • Operator stays in the cab throughout the pull, away from a pole under load.
  • No broken parts downtime — purpose-built extraction beats improvised chain and strap methods that fail mid-job.
  • Handles poles others leave behind — foamed and cleated poles come out with the same tool.

📊 Heavy Duty Pole Jack Specifications

Specification Value Hydraulic flow required 20–30 GPM at 3,000 psi Hydraulic coupling ¾" flush-face coupling Rated burst pressure 15 ksi (103.4 MPa) Maximum pole length 100 ft Rated weight capacity 7,000 lb (3,175 kg) Maximum jaw opening 31.2" (792 mm) Minimum jaw opening 2.81" Clamp cylinders 4 × 3" bore x 6" stroke Clamp breakout force 21,206 lb per cylinder Extraction cylinder 7" x 36" Extraction breakout force 115,453 lb Attachment weight 2,600 lb (1,179 kg) Rotation Stand-alone unit; does not rotate Construction Grade 80 material or higher, core welded Mounting method Universal Quick Attach (customisable)

📋 Configuring Your Heavy Duty Pole Jack

  • Wiring Harness — the nine options below match the harness to your machine’s connector.

Every EZ Spot UR rotating attachment needs a wiring harness to switch the base from the machine's auxiliary circuit. Nine options are offered so the harness matches your machine: Universal Skid Steer Wiring Harness for most standard machines; 14 Pin Wire Harness for Cat, Bobcat, Kubota, John Deere, Case, New Holland and Takeuchi machines with a 14-pin connector; 8 Pin Caterpillar/ASV/TEREX Harness for those three brands; Single Pole 7 Pin Bobcat Electrical Harness for 7-pin Bobcat machines; 7 Pin Intermediate Harness and Intermediate Tool Wiring Harness where a tool-side intermediate lead is needed between the machine harness and the attachment; Cigarette Plug In Universal Wiring Harness where no auxiliary electrical connector is fitted and power is taken from the cab accessory socket; Radio Remote Assembly for Telehandlers for telehandler installations run without a cab harness; and None if you already hold a working harness for this machine.

🚜 Which Machines Take This Hydraulic Pole Puller?

The Heavy Duty Pole Jack attaches to skid steer loaders and compact track loaders equipped with a Universal Quick Attach (SSQA) system, including:

BobcatCaterpillarJohn DeereCaseNew HollandTakeuchiKubotaGehl

The machine must supply 20–30 GPM at 3,000 psi through an auxiliary circuit with ¾" flush-face couplings, plus an electrical connection for the harness. The Heavy Duty Pole Jack is a stand-alone unit and does not use an EZ Spot UR rotating base. It can also be adapted to excavators, wheel loaders, telehandlers and backhoes with a specialty bolt-on mount.

Compatibility is determined by mount type, not brand — confirm your machine’s quick attach configuration and auxiliary hydraulic flow before ordering. Everything needed to confirm fitment is on this page — add it to your cart to check delivered pricing for your address.

Freight note: inspect the crate before signing the carrier’s Bill of Lading. Note any damage on the delivery paperwork at the time of delivery — that record is what supports a carrier claim.

❓ Heavy Duty Pole Jack Questions, Answered

Will the Heavy Duty Pole Jack pull a pole out of frozen ground?

Yes. EZ Spot UR rates the Heavy Duty Pole Jack for extracting poles in all terrain including hard and frozen ground. The 7" x 36" extraction cylinder develops 115,453 lb of breakout force, which is what separates it from chain-and-bucket methods that stall in frozen soil.

Does the Heavy Duty Pole Jack need a rotating base?

No. The Heavy Duty Pole Jack is a stand-alone unit that mounts directly to the machine's Universal Quick Attach plate. Unlike the EZ Spot UR grapples and claws, it does not use a Double Cylinder or Fixed Non-Rotating Base.

Can the Heavy Duty Pole Jack remove metal or aluminium poles?

Yes, and rubber inserts can be purchased for exactly that. The inserts protect the pole surface during extraction. The Heavy Duty Pole Jack also removes foamed and cleated poles as well as plain timber.

Why does the Heavy Duty Pole Jack have four clamp cylinders?

Two clamps grip the pole at two separate points rather than one, which stops a heavy transmission pole rocking or slipping as the extraction cylinder takes the load. Combined with the 7 x 36 inch cylinder at 115,453 lb of breakout force, that is what allows the Heavy Duty Pole Jack to pull transmission poles from the ground in minutes.

How do the three EZ Spot UR pole jacks differ?

The Heavy Duty Pole Jack is the heaviest-duty of the three, with four clamp cylinders and a 7 x 36 inch extraction cylinder at 115,453 lb, built for transmission poles. The Pole Jack uses two clamp cylinders and a 6 x 36 inch cylinder at 84,823 lb with a 10,000 lb rating. The Mini Pole Jack is the compact option with a 6 x 12 inch cylinder at 84,823 lb with a 10,000 lb rating. The Mini Pole Jack is the compact option with a 6 x 12 inch cylinder, offering better operator visibility on smaller work.

Which wiring harness do I need?

Match the harness to your machine's auxiliary electrical connector, not to the attachment. Choose the 14 Pin Wire Harness for a Cat, Bobcat, Kubota, John Deere, Case, New Holland or Takeuchi machine with a 14-pin connector, the 8 Pin Caterpillar/ASV/TEREX Harness for those brands, or the Single Pole 7 Pin Bobcat Electrical Harness for a 7-pin Bobcat. If your machine has no auxiliary electrical connector, the Cigarette Plug In Universal Wiring Harness powers the attachment from the cab accessory socket. The Universal Skid Steer Wiring Harness suits most other machines, the 7 Pin Intermediate Harness and Intermediate Tool Wiring Harness add a tool-side lead, and the Radio Remote Assembly for Telehandlers covers telehandler installs. Select None if you already own one.

What hydraulic flow does the Heavy Duty Pole Jack need?

The Heavy Duty Pole Jack runs on 20–30 GPM at 3,000 psi through a standard auxiliary circuit with ¾" flush-face couplings rated to a 15 ksi burst pressure. A high-flow machine is not required.

How is the Heavy Duty Pole Jack shipped?

Shipping is calculated at checkout — add the Heavy Duty Pole Jack to your cart, enter your delivery address, and the freight charge is displayed before you complete the order. Lift gate service is available for residential deliveries and can be selected at checkout.

📥 Heavy Duty Pole Jack Attachment Downloads

Full published specifications for the Heavy Duty Pole Jack Attachment, including hydraulic requirements, cylinder data and rated capacities.

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