Review & Demo of the Ro-Man Pork Puller

25 January 2012 ~ 4 Comments

For this week’s review I was sent the Ro-Man Pork Puller from Rob Mandeville, owner of the Ro-Man Pork Puller Co.

The Ro-Man Pork Puller is made of solid stainless steel. It’s around 14 inches long and the disc is 5 inches wide with 6 welded 2 inch long spikes.

The shaft of the Ro-Man Pork Puller fits into a standard power drill. Once attached to your power drill it can pull a pork butt in as little as 6 seconds. 

Below is a demo video of the Ro-Man Pork Puller in action:

Final Thoughts

I am simply amazed and just can’t believe how easy the Ro-Man Pork Puller was to use. I have always used a set of Bear Paws to pull my pork butts. I was never really impressed with how they worked and the amount of time and effort I had to spend using them. I noticed after using the Ro-Man Pork Puller that this 7lb pork butt was pulled much faster and there was so much less waste that I could make better use of the finished product.

The Ro-Man Pork Puller would be a very efficient tool for those that have a lot of pork butts to pull, like a Caterer/Vendor. I am not sure if this would be the best product for competition since it shreds the pork a little finer then some might like. This may also be a little overkill for use by your typical backyard griller like myself, but I can tell you I will never go back to using those Bear Paws again after using this simple, yet amazing product!

The cost of the Ro-Man Pork Puller including shipping is $67.95. This may be a sticking point for some people, but if you cook a lot of pork butts it’s well worth the price. It’s also American Made, which is always a plus in my book!

Last thing I want to point out is that I highly recommend using a corded power drill with the Ro-Man Pork Puller. The reason being you might have to work the trigger of your drill quite a bit if you are pulling any large amounts of pork, which could kill your battery faster. I also tried using a cordless 18v Black & Decker and let’s just say the Ro-Man Pork Puller wouldn’t even spin when I placed it in the pork butt to pull it.

For more information on the Ro-Man Pork Puller please visit their Website.

Make sure to check back next week for another great BBQ Tools & Tech review!

Thanks!
Jay Prince
@Prince_of_Q

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4 Responses to “Review & Demo of the Ro-Man Pork Puller”

  1. Jason 25 January 2012 at 2:19 pm Permalink

    Had mine for a couple years now and LOVE it. Bought a drill just for use with it instead of using my shop drills. Doesn’t matter if it’s scalding hot inside or how many cases I need to pull now.Thanks to Mr. Mandeville!

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    • Prince_of_Q 25 January 2012 at 2:33 pm Permalink

      It really is a great tool to have! No more burning my hands while pulling hot pork butts ;) Plus you really can’t beat how fast it pulls them either. Thanks for leaving a comment Jason!

  2. Dave 4 February 2012 at 6:44 pm Permalink

    Awesome video. I love anything that makes our lives Easy Peasy. The Ro-Man looks incredibly user friendly and effective. Thanks for sharing your feedback Jay!

    Dave
    easypeasyfoods.com/blog

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    • Jay Prince 4 February 2012 at 7:19 pm Permalink

      thanks so much Dave! Its definitely an awesome BBQ tool to have!

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