Provide contact information, manufacturer, model number and
availability for a light [<1000gms] air or electric hand tool which
will pull 16d nails driven to full 3 inches or 20d nails driven to the
full 3-1/2 inches of embedment in hardwood plys.  This tool should be
light because it will be carried on scaffolding high over the ground
and attached to a man's safety harness as he climbs.  The tool should
be able to be used readily with one hand reaching to an unusual
distance or angle from the body where the other hand might be being
used to hold on to the scaffold or bracing position.

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Clarification of Question by powerbritt-ga on 31 Dec 2004 10:16 PST

The tool should obviously be way better than a hand tool--faster and
easier to use. Easier because of small weight and size, faster because
its power stroke will pull the nail in....let's say for the purposes
of being specific.. a half second after the unit is engaged to the
upper nail head and the 'air-on' or electric-on' switch is engaged.