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Heavy Duty Solid Steel Long 51′′ Wrecking / Crow Bar
Birmingham, West Midlands
£45
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Description
This is a vintage, heavy-duty 51-inch (1310mm) solid forged steel bar built for serious, bone-crushing leverage - It is designed specifically for people who need a tool that absolutely will not fail on the job. Heavy duty workhorse that will outlast any modern equivalent by several lifetimes.
Also known as wrecking bar, pry bar, crow bar, spud bar, digging bar, lining bar, rock bar, tamping iron, fence post driver, fencing tools, demolition tools, breaker bar, track jack bar, tanker bar, pinch bar, steel stake, blacksmith anvil steel, scrap metal iron, plant machinery tools, tractor tools, farm equipment, building tools, construction tools, industrial salvage, manual lifting lever, heavy leverage tool, hand tools.
* Unmatched Leverage: Massively long 51" length gives you the mechanical advantage to lift and move objects weighing hundreds of pounds.
* Solid Forged Steel: Heavy-weight construction that won't flex or bow under maximum pressure.
* Anti-Roll Hex Body: Multi-faceted design provides an excellent grip even with muddy gloves, and stops the bar from rolling away when set down.
Built for Hard Work & Heavy Use:
* Demolition & Building: Perfect as a wrecking, spud, or breaker bar to rip through old timber, pop concrete, and clear tough structures.
* Groundwork: Heavy enough to use as a digging, rock, or lining bar to clear stubborn boulders, break up hard clay, or drive fence posts.
* Heavy Machinery & Tracks: Functions as a track jack, tanker, or "persuasion" bar for shifting heavy vehicle parts, plant machinery, or railway tracks.
* Fencing & Civils: The flat end pries and digs, while the thick, solid tamping head on the other end is perfect for packing down soil around posts.
Similar sell on e B a y for over £120, so grab yourself a massive bargain!
Collection from B43
Posted: 1 day ago
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