Westward
Westward 3FE89 Gooseneck Wrecking Bar 36 in hand tool
A 36-inch alloy-steel wrecking bar with gooseneck profile for prying and nail pulling
- TypeNail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars
- MaterialAlloy Steel
- Alloy steel construction resists bending during heavy prying
- 36 inch length provides extended leverage for demolition
- Gooseneck profile improves nail pulling and prying angles
- Black finish increases visibility in low light conditions
- Tether ready design allows secure belt or bag attachment
36-Inch Alloy Steel Wrecking Bar
The Westward 3FE89 is a gooseneck pry bar made from alloy steel for demolition and nail-pulling tasks. Its 36 in. length and 3/4 in. diameter provide leverage for heavy prying. The black finish improves visibility in low-light work areas. A tether point allows attachment to a belt loop or bag strap for carry and storage.
Replaces shorter flat bars and claw hammers
Users move up to this bar when a standard claw hammer or short pry bar lacks the reach or leverage for large framing members, deck boards or concrete formwork. The gooseneck shape adds clearance for pulling deep-set nails. The upgrade is worth it when demolition volume justifies a dedicated wrecking tool rather than a multi-purpose hammer.
Limited by manual force and single-ended design
Leverage depends entirely on the operator's strength and the fulcrum placement available on site. The fixed 36 in. length cannot be extended for tighter spaces or longer reach. The bar has one curved end and one chisel end, so it cannot drive fasteners or spread two surfaces simultaneously. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to chemicals in the product.
Highlights
- Alloy steel construction resists bending during heavy prying
- 36 inch length provides extended leverage for demolition
- Gooseneck profile improves nail pulling and prying angles
- Black finish increases visibility in low light conditions
- Tether ready design allows secure belt or bag attachment
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 3FE89 |
| Type | Nail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
Questions about this item
How much clearance does the 36 in gooseneck wrecking bar need for swinging and leverage?
The bar is 36 in long overall and 3/4 in wide, so allow at least that length of clear swing space plus room for your grip and the gooseneck offset.
What is the correct way to seat the gooseneck claw under a nail head to avoid bending the tip?
Drive the claw fully under the nail head with a hammer blow, keep the bar aligned with the nail shank, then apply steady leverage instead of jerking.
When should the alloy steel wrecking bar be retired from heavy demolition work?
Retire it if the claw shows cracking, the gooseneck bend has widened, or the shaft exhibits permanent deformation after prying loads.
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