Westward
Westward 4PM09 Pry Bar Set 12 15 18 24 inch
Set includes 12, 15, 18 and 24 inch bars for nail pulling and wrecking tasks
- TypeNail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars
- Four pry bars cover 12 15 18 24 inch tasks
- Flat bar adds leverage for prying and demolition work
- Gooseneck bar reaches tight spots with angled design
- Nail puller claws remove fasteners without surface damage
- New condition ensures full strength from first use
Four-piece pry bar set for demolition
The Westward 4PM09 set supplies four distinct bars for nail pulling, wrecking and general prying tasks. It includes a 12-inch pry bar, a 15-inch flat bar, an 18-inch pry bar and a 24-inch gooseneck bar. Each length targets a different leverage requirement on the job site. Professionals and DIY users gain a complete range in one package.
Mixed profiles change reach and leverage
The flat bar fits tight gaps for prying trim or flooring without marring surfaces. The gooseneck design adds clearance over obstacles while delivering high leverage for heavy framing work. Shorter bars provide control in confined spaces, while the longer bars multiply force for stubborn fasteners. Switching between profiles reduces the need for improvised cheater pipes.
Heat-treated steel resists bending
Each bar is forged from hardened steel to withstand repeated impact and twisting loads. The polished tips slide under nail heads and between boards without mushrooming. The 65 warning indicates the presence of a listed chemical, so users should wash hands after handling. The set ships new and ready for immediate use on demolition or renovation projects.
Highlights
- Four pry bars cover 12 15 18 24 inch tasks
- Flat bar adds leverage for prying and demolition work
- Gooseneck bar reaches tight spots with angled design
- Nail puller claws remove fasteners without surface damage
- New condition ensures full strength from first use
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 4PM09 |
| Type | Nail Pullers, Wrecking & Pry Bars |
Questions about this item
Will the 12 inch, 15 inch, 18 inch or 24 inch pry bars need their tips reground after heavy use?
The forged tips on all four bars can be touched up with a file or bench grinder if they mushroom or dull from repeated nail pulling or wrecking work.
Which of the four bars — 12 inch, 15 inch flat, 18 inch or 24 inch gooseneck — will bend first under sustained prying force?
The 24 inch gooseneck bar provides the greatest leverage, so its curved neck reaches its yield point before the shorter straight bars under the same load.
How much heat builds up in the handles of the 12 inch, 15 inch, 18 inch and 24 inch bars during all-day demolition?
The solid steel construction transfers minimal heat to the grip area; the bars stay near ambient temperature even after continuous prying and nail pulling.
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