True Temper Gooseneck Wrecking Bar: Chisel End, 36 in Overall Lg, 3/4 in Bar Wd, 5 1/4 in End Wd, T No

Wrecking/Pry Bars and Nail Pullers

• Pinch point bars lift and move heavy objects Aligning pry bars align holes in dies, scaffolding, and similar applications Indexing heads lock at incrementally fixed angles Rolling-head pry bars have a long-tapered end for alignments Plastic-handled pry bars have a flat prying end with comfortable composite handles Die separating bars have a flat end for wedging dies apart Flat utility bars have 1 slightly bent and 1 sharply bent end, with nail-pulling slots and hole Nail pullers are of hex stock with flat slotted end and a curved or bent slotted end Offset ripping chisel is used for scraping and heavy nail pulling Gooseneck wrecking bars are for heavy-duty prying applications and demolition work Digging bars are for digging and prying at dirt and large rocks Slate bar can be used to move, break, or deform large or heavy items, such as slate