Mayhew
Mayhew 75003 Pinch Point Bar 24 in
A 24-inch steel pinch point bar with an angled chisel end for extra leverage and a hexagon profile
- TypeNail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars
- FinishSteel Blast Finish
- MaterialHAWA
- Weight2.93
- 24-inch reach for deep prying leverage
- Hexagon steel bar resists bending under load
- Blast finish protects against corrosion
- Angled chisel end multiplies prying force
- Meets ASME standards for professional use
24-Inch Pinch Point Bar
The Mayhew 75003 is a 24-inch steel pinch point bar designed for prying and alignment tasks. Its hexagon bar shape and angled chisel end provide extra leverage for moving heavy components. The tool carries a steel blast finish for corrosion resistance and meets ASME standards. It suits mechanics and maintenance workers needing a dedicated pry bar.
Upgrading from shorter or flat bars
A 24-inch length delivers greater reach and mechanical advantage than shorter pry bars or flat wrecking bars. The jump is worth it when tasks require deeper access or higher leverage without a cheater pipe. The long tapered end aids alignment of holes in structural steel or machinery. Builders who need a second bar for simultaneous lift points should look elsewhere.
Verify clearance and handle preference
Check that a 24-inch overall length fits your workspace and storage area before ordering. The bar has no separate handle grip and features a straight end angle with a 7/8-inch end width. Confirm the hexagon bar profile matches the striking surface you intend to use. The tool weighs 3.5 lb and is not tether-ready for height-safety systems.
Highlights
- 24-inch reach for deep prying leverage
- Hexagon steel bar resists bending under load
- Blast finish protects against corrosion
- Angled chisel end multiplies prying force
- Meets ASME standards for professional use
Specifications
| Brand | MAYHEW |
|---|---|
| Type | Nail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars |
| Finish | Steel Blast Finish |
| Material | HAWA |
| Weight | 2.93 |
Questions about this item
What length and bar width does the 24 in pinch point bar need to clear?
The bar measures 24 in overall length and 3/4 in width, so allow that much clearance in the work area.
How is the angled chisel end used for leverage, and what step do people miss?
Position the 7/8 in wide chisel end under the object, then apply force along the hexagon bar; users often forget to keep the bar straight to avoid slipping.
When should the steel blast finish be inspected or the bar replaced?
Check for mushrooming on the chisel end or cracks in the hexagon steel after heavy prying; replace if the 3.5 lb bar shows deformation.
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