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NEIKO 25-Pound Telescoping 7-30" Long Extendable Magnetic Pickup Tool (53425A) on sale for
$6.79.
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NEIKO 25-Pound Telescoping 7-30" Long Extendable Magnetic Pickup Tool (53425A) on sale for
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Product Details:- Strong Magnet: Easily retrieve small metal objects in hard-to-reach places with this magnet wand with a holding force and pulling force of 25lbs to secure parts from behind or under the worktable without bending over.
- Extend Your Reach From 7" to 30": The extendable magnet pickup tool allows you to reach deep crevices effortlessly with a collapsible stainless-steel shaft that can be adjusted with its six-section design.
- Slim Magnetic Tool: The 1" magnetic head effortlessly fits into recessed and obstructed spaces. Effortlessly pick up small items, sockets, or nuts and bolts in your engine bay with this magnetic grabbing tool.
- Comfortable Grip: Tough and durable easy-to-carry pen magnet with an enhanced nonslip double-dipped PVC cushioned grip for an extremely comfortable handle and an ergonomic fit perfect for any mechanic, DIYer, or handyman.
- Every Day Carry: This pocket magnet is an ideal gift that can easily be carried anywhere with its compact size and can retrieve bolts, nuts, sockets, pins, coins, washers, or your keys in cramped or narrow spaces.
Top Comments
Community Reviews
This telescoping magnetic pickup tool is aimed at grabbing metal parts from tight spots, like engine bays, drains, and other hard to reach places. The stronger 25 pound rating and 30 inch reach make it appealing for fishing out screws, bearings, rust chunks, and tiny metal bits, and the long service life stands out in use. The main hesitation is the rating itself, since the rod and magnet strength are questioned, especially at angles or near other metal. A practical little helper if you need reach more than brute force.
Common Questions (4)
The 25 lb rating is widely doubted, and the telescoping rod may not hold that load reliably at an angle. For lighter jobs, it can still be useful for grabbing screws, ball bearings, rust chunks, and other small metal parts in hard-to-reach places.
It is useful for retrieving metal items from tight or awkward spots, such as screws dropped into an engine bay, small bicycle hub ball bearings, or rust chunks from a drain. It can also help check for tiny metal debris in transmission fluid.
This NEIKO version is described as better than the Harbor Freight telescoping pickup tool, which is said to break easily at the extension rod. Harbor Freight's cheaper option is also rated lower at 15 lb, so the NEIKO is the sturdier pick if you want the stronger-rated tool.
One report says the tool still works as well after 8 years, and another says a Craftsman-labeled version lasted about 25 years before the magnet broke off. That suggests the basic tool can last a long time, but the magnet assembly may be the weak point.
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- Jack Handey
The magnet broke off and has been missing for 24.
Too bad because it was good before it broke.
I may give this another try.
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