Make bucket handling easier with the Saw Trax Bucket Puller. Designed for retrieving heavy 5-gallon buckets from pallet racks and hard-to-reach storage areas, this durable tool lets you hook and pull buckets forward from the aisle instead of crawling beneath shelving or reaching deep into a pallet. Its rounded tube hook helps catch bucket handles, while the rigid steel construction is built for demanding merchandising and material-handling tasks.
With a 69.5-inch overall reach, the Bucket Puller helps bring buckets closer for easier access: including containers stored behind the front row. Its high-visibility yellow finish makes it easier to spot in busy work areas, and its practical design helps reduce unnecessary bending, kneeling, and awkward reaching during routine stocking.
Key Features
Extended 69.5-Inch Reach
Access buckets stored farther back on pallets without having to move the front row first.
Heavy-Duty Steel Construction
Built from 17-gauge steel tubing to provide a sturdy tool for everyday bucket retrieval and merchandising tasks.
Rounded Hook Design
The tube hook is designed to catch plastic or metal bucket bails, including handles that may be folded or facing away.
High-Visibility Finish
The yellow powder-coated finish helps the tool stand out in busy retail, warehouse, and stockroom environments.
Pull buckets forward from deeper pallet positions and bring them closer before lifting. The Bucket Puller is designed to help reduce awkward body positioning and make routine bucket merchandising more manageable.
Ideal Applications
The Bucket Puller is especially useful anywhere heavy 5-gallon pails are stored on pallets, in racks, or in tightly packed rows.
Product Specifications
| Product | Saw Trax Bucket Puller |
|---|---|
| Overall Reach | 69.5 inches |
| Material | 17-gauge steel tubing |
| Finish | Yellow powder-coated finish |
| Weight | 5 lb |
| SKU | BktPlr |
| Designed For | Retrieving 5-gallon buckets and moving bucket stacks forward from pallet racks |
Important: Use the Bucket Puller to bring buckets within a comfortable lifting position, then lift with control. Always assess the load and surrounding stack before pulling, and follow your workplace's material-handling procedures.