Guardian 2610 Big Pee-Vee Use to Move Sill Plate on Construction Walls 26.1 Inches Long Powder Coated Steel

This works great for what’s it’s intended to do. Super handy for framing.

I probably could have used the little one but wanted to make sure I had enough give so got the bigger one and very glad I did, really makes things a lot easier.

Works great for pulling walls into line. Should have had it 50 years ago!

The pics do not do this thing justice. I'm planning on using it for framing (they're often used to help align/straighten wall bottom plates) and was worried it wouldn't be as strong as some (MUCH) more expensive tools also found online. No worries there. This is easily longer than my foot up to my knee, and the spikes are super sharp but are sharpened at a very wide angle, so they should hold up well. I'll report back later this year how it worked out but I have high hopes.

The lever and design are fine, the chosen material is absolutely not suitable for the tool. It is a very poor quality metal.. the tip blunted and bent on literally the first wall I attempted to pull. The very first bottom plate I used it on.

Literally. With the sharpened hook points getting a good bite into the material is not a problem and plenty of leverage to adjust the wall I needed to.

A Pee Vee is a must have necessity for a framing crew, it's the only tool that can do the job that it does.The problem is is that it is nearly impossible to find anymore,and this one IS the only one that you can buy!the metal is not as thick or as hard as the ones we used to buy but it does the job-I wouldn't say it's garbage but I just don't see it standing up to the years of abuse and pounding that a pee vee takes.But like i said this is the only option you have if you want a pee vee

This product works great, I do a lot of prefab storage buildings that are wall sections they need to put together and it works great to pull Walls tight together