Pull tower for correcting vehicle damage

A pull tower for pulling upon a chain and correcting damaged portions of a vehicle, said pull tower comprising:

• a) an upright tower of rectangular beam configuration having opposite side surfaces, a rear surface, and a front surface for facing a vehicle to be pulled upon;
• b) said tower rear surface having a series of lugs extending at least partially up said tower;
• c) a base at a bottom end of said tower for mounting upon a support surface;
• d) means for pulling upon a chain extended from said tower;
• e) a chain height adjustment and pulley carrier mounted on said tower and including a collar fitted about said rectangular beam and having:
• i) opposite side plates facing said tower side surfaces,
• ii) front arm portions extending forwardly from said side plates and having a pulley therebetween over which said chain is trained,
• iii) said arm portions and said pulley extending sufficiently forwardly to exert a downward rotational force on said carrier due to the weight thereof and which force increases as said chain is tensioned,
• iv) front and rear crossbars extending between said side plates and having edges for biting contact with the front and rear surfaces of said tower beam, said rear crossbar engaging one of said lugs,
• v) said front and rear crossbars being spaced to loosely straddle said tower beam so that said carrier slides on said beam when held perpendicular thereto and rotates downwardly in wedging relationship when released to maintain said carrier at a selected height on said tower beam, and
• vi) a spring arm extending downwardly from said carrier and engaging one of said lugs on said tower beam rear surface for biasing said carrier to a rearward position to induce said carrier to tilt into a wedging relationship at a selected height position and for biting contact between said carrier and said tower beam.