Great Neck
Great Neck WR24 Wrecking Bar 3/4 x 24 Inch
A 24-inch drop-forged steel wrecking bar with hexagon body for controlled nail pulling and prying
- 24-inch length provides reach for demolition tasks
- 3/4-inch diameter delivers leverage for heavy pulling
- Drop-forged steel construction ensures strength and durability
- Heat-treated finish resists corrosion for longer life
- Hexagon body shape gives more control during use
Demolition Wrecking Bar
The Great Neck WR24 is a 24 inch wrecking bar built for demolition and renovation work. Its 3/4 inch diameter drop forged steel body delivers the leverage needed to pull nails and pry apart timber framing. The hexagon shaped profile prevents the bar from rolling during heavy strikes.
Gooseneck Nail Puller
The gooseneck end incorporates a nail puller head designed for maximum pulling leverage on embedded fasteners. The opposite end carries a bent chisel head suited for prying boards and splitting joints. Both heads are heat treated to resist deformation under sustained force.
Hex Body Control
The hexagonal cross section gives the user a positive grip that does not twist in sweaty or gloved hands. Drop forged steel construction and a painted finish protect the bar from corrosion during extended outdoor exposure. The tool is intended for pulling and prying tasks rather than striking hardened surfaces.
Highlights
- 24-inch length provides reach for demolition tasks
- 3/4-inch diameter delivers leverage for heavy pulling
- Drop-forged steel construction ensures strength and durability
- Heat-treated finish resists corrosion for longer life
- Hexagon body shape gives more control during use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much leverage does the 24 inch length give when pulling nails?
The 24 inch wrecking bar provides significant leverage for heavy pulling tasks, allowing you to remove stubborn nails with less effort thanks to the gooseneck design.
What does the hexagon shaped body do for grip and control?
The hexagonal body prevents the bar from rolling on surfaces and gives you a secure, non-slip grip during prying and demolition work.
What clearance do I need to use the gooseneck and chisel ends?
You need enough space to swing the 24 inch bar; the gooseneck nail puller and bent chisel end both require room to engage and apply leverage effectively.
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