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Mayhew Lady Foot Pry Bar Set 12 16 21 in 60150
A three-piece pry bar set with 12, 16 and 21 inch lengths forged from hardened and tempered steel for leverage and alignment work
- TypeNail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars
- MaterialHAWA
- Weight5.1
- Three-piece set covers 12, 16 and 21 in reach
- Hardened and tempered steel resists bending under load
- Curved end delivers leverage in tight spaces
- Straight end aligns workpieces during assembly
- Hand-forged alloy construction extends service life
Three-Piece Pry Bar Set
The Mayhew 60150 set contains three lady foot pry bars measuring 12 in, 16 in and 21 in overall length. Each bar is hand forged from hardened and tempered alloy steel and heat treated for maximum strength and durability. A curved end provides better leverage in confined spaces while the opposite end is shaped for aligning workpieces.
Mechanics and General Repair
Technicians who need a range of leverage lengths for prying, nail pulling and alignment tasks will find the three sizes cover most common jobs. The set is less suited for demolition crews who require heavier wrecking bars or for users who only need a single fixed length and would prefer to buy individually.
Capacity and Headroom
The 12 in bar fits into tight cavities while the 21 in bar delivers extended reach for deeper prying. Hardened and tempered steel resists bending under normal prying loads but the bars are not rated for extreme impact or heavy structural demolition where thicker wrecking bars would be required.
Highlights
- Three-piece set covers 12, 16 and 21 in reach
- Hardened and tempered steel resists bending under load
- Curved end delivers leverage in tight spaces
- Straight end aligns workpieces during assembly
- Hand-forged alloy construction extends service life
Specifications
| Brand | Mayhew |
|---|---|
| Type | Nail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars |
| Material | HAWA |
| Weight | 5.1 |
Questions about this item
Do I need a hammer or mallet to drive the 12, 16 and 21 in pry bars into position?
No, the curved ends provide leverage on their own; a striking tool is not required for normal prying or alignment tasks.
Will the hardened and tempered steel bars damage softer aluminium or brass components I might be working around?
The bars are forged from alloy steel, so they are harder than aluminium or brass; use a protective shim or choose a softer tool when contact with those metals is a concern.
How can I confirm each bar is heat-treated correctly after I receive the set?
Inspect the surface for uniform colour and lack of soft spots; proper heat treatment leaves a consistent finish with no visible deformation on the curved or alignment ends.
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