Milwaukee Tool 48-22-4139 Poly Pull Line 6500 Ft

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 48-22-4139 is a 6,500-foot polypropylene poly pull line designed for use with fish tapes in commercial and residential electrical installations. The pull line feeds through conduit alongside or in place of a fish tape to pull wire and cable from point to point. Made from polypropylene, it resists moisture and abrasion during pulls through metallic and non-metallic conduit systems. At 11.136 pounds per spool, it provides substantial line capacity for long runs without mid-job splicing. Licensed electricians and low-voltage installers are the primary users of this accessory.

This pull line is suited for new construction wiring, renovation wire pulls, and service upgrades where conduit runs exceed typical reel lengths. The 6,500-foot capacity supports multiple pulls per spool on large commercial projects or extensive residential conduit systems. The 1-inch inside diameter spool core is sized for standard fish tape reel hardware. It is compatible with Milwaukee fish tape systems and other professional-grade fish tape equipment used in the electrical trade.

Key Features

• 6,500 feet of polypropylene pull line on a single spool for extended conduit runs
• Polypropylene construction resists moisture, chemicals, and abrasion
• 1-inch inside diameter spool core fits standard fish tape reel hardware
• Spool measures 12.5 inches overall length for organized storage
• Compatible with Milwaukee and other professional fish tape systems
• Single-piece package for straightforward inventory and job-site use

Compatibility

Used with Milwaukee and other professional fish tapes to pull wire and cable through conduit.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician following applicable NEC guidelines. Secure all power circuits before beginning any wire pull in an energized panel or junction box. Feed the pull line through conduit using the fish tape as a leader, then attach wire or cable securely before pulling back. Avoid kinking or overloading the line beyond the rated pull capacity of the fish tape being used.