The invention relates to an
electric power climbing vehicle for climbing conical or cylindrical poles during outdoor operations such as electric and communication operations. The
electric power climbing vehicle is characterized in that the climbing vehicle can be dragged by a common
electric vehicle, the rubber
drive wheel of the climbing vehicle is fixed on a frame, and a driven rubber wheel of the climbing vehicle can be opened along with an opening and closing frame. During use, the climbing vehicle is moved close to a pole, the opening and closing frame is closed to hold the pole, a pull rod is pulled to touch a
limit switch, and a motor rotates to drive a one-way
sprocket to pull a chain and the
sprocket of a drive rubber wheel axle to rotate in a
clockwise and stepping manner to
climb upwardly; the motor is switched off during return journey of the pull rod, a manual power
sprocket, the chain and pedals return to the original positions; a non-return
ratchet coaxial with the drive rubber wheel operates to prevent the drive rubber wheel from sliding downwardly; when a working position is reached, a holding
brake handle is pulled, and an operator can start working; during downward moving, a pawl for limiting the non-return
ratchet is opened, the holding
brake handle is loosened, and a
brake is stepped to allow the vehicle to move downwardly slowly; normally the poles are conical, the left and right pedals are loosened or tightened by stepping to guide
rope winding and unwinding, and the horizontal position of the whole vehicle is adjusted by moving the driven rubber wheel.