KRAFT TOOL
KRAFT TOOL CC656 Steel Clevis Wood Handle 54 Inch
A steel clevis with a wood handle measures 54 inches for extended reach
- Steel clevis delivers durable strength for heavy tasks
- 54 inch wood handle provides extended reach and leverage
- KRAFT TOOL brand ensures professional-grade reliability
- Model CC656 identifies the exact tool specification
- Listed October 2023 confirms current production status
Kraft Tool CC656 steel clevis
This 54 inch steel clevis with a wood handle is built for heavy prying and lifting tasks on job sites or in workshops. The rugged steel construction resists bending under load while the wooden grip absorbs vibration during extended use. It serves contractors, maintenance crews and serious DIYers who need a dependable leverage tool.
Suited for demolition and alignment work
The long handle provides maximum leverage for moving timbers, positioning beams or breaking stubborn connections. Users who only need a short pry bar for light trim removal or confined spaces should consider a smaller tool instead. This length is impractical for tight cabinets or overhead work where reach is limited.
Wood handle improves comfort and control
The natural wood grip stays cooler than metal in hot environments and reduces hand fatigue during repetitive prying. No additional accessories, sheaths or hardware are included with the clevis itself. The simple design means there are no moving parts to maintain or replace over time.
Highlights
- Steel clevis delivers durable strength for heavy tasks
- 54 inch wood handle provides extended reach and leverage
- KRAFT TOOL brand ensures professional-grade reliability
- Model CC656 identifies the exact tool specification
- Listed October 2023 confirms current production status
Specifications
| Brand | KRAFT TOOL |
|---|
Questions about this item
What existing tool head fits the steel clevis on this 54 inch handle?
The steel clevis accepts standard tool heads that match its pin size, so check the head you already own for the same clevis opening before mounting.
How does the 54 inch wood handle feel compared to a shorter handle I might keep for detail work?
The 54 inch length gives more leverage and reach for heavy pushing or pulling, while a shorter handle stays lighter and easier to control in tight spots.
How can I confirm the steel clevis is seated correctly after I attach my tool head?
Push the tool head onto the clevis until the pin clicks through both holes, then tug firmly — the head should not rotate or slide off the 54 inch handle.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.
