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3-Piece GEARWRENCH Indexing Pry Bar Set (8" + 10" + 16" Bars, 82301D) on sale for
$45.48.
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About this Item:
- Ideal for engine re-positioning and placement, aligning steel components, and re-positioning equipment. Available in sets and individually, these pry bars can handle just about any prying or aligning application.
- Black phosphate coating to resist rust and corrosion
- Indexing pry bars provide superior leverage in the most hard to reach locations
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Is there a kind of pry bar, puller, etc where it goes in flat/rigid (no hook coming out), then once inside you can release it from the handle so that it opens up a hook to pull?
For example, think of lifting up deck boards with limited space. Have a tool that can slide between the boards then once in you can push a button and it extends a hook that you can lift up on? Or like they showed in the manhole, if you had something like that and a smaller hole you could insert and then release a hooking mechanism that can then pull up?
Is there a kind of pry bar, puller, etc where it goes in flat/rigid (no hook coming out), then once inside you can release it from the handle so that it opens up a hook to pull?
For example, think of lifting up deck boards with limited space. Have a tool that can slide between the boards then once in you can push a button and it extends a hook that you can lift up on? Or like they showed in the manhole, if you had something like that and a smaller hole you could insert and then release a hooking mechanism that can then pull up?
Something like this:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...UTF8&
Different product but close to what I meant (see 6th picture):
https://www.harborfreig
Something like this:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...UTF8&
Different product but close to what I meant (see 6th picture):
https://www.harborfreig
Then you can pull out the wedge from the hole on the back of it using a small crowbar or sturdy screwdriver as a lever and part of the deck is a fulcrum point .
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