The utility model discloses a special plug-pull tool for a plug-in fuse of a power system. The special plug-pull tool comprises a large pliers handle and a small pliers handle. The middle portions of the large pliers handle and the small pliers handle are connected rotationally through a bolt or a pin. The front end of each of the large pliers handle and the small pliers handle is provided with a clamping head. The rear portions and the front portions of the large pliers handle and the small pliers handle form bent structures. The rear portion of the small pliers handle is located on the inner side of the rear portion of the large pliers handle. The large pliers handle, the small pliers handle and the clamping heads are provided with insulation material layers. The clamping heads are in the shape of L-shaped hooks. A resetting spring is arranged between the large pliers handle and the small pliers handle. The special plug-pull tool enables a person to plug and pull the plug-in fuse with one hand conveniently, and, compared with the conventional auxiliary tool requiring two-man operation, saves human and material resources and reduces the safety risks of operation.