BI Pallet Buster Tool with Handle 3 Section 41in Deck Wrecker Pallet Tool

Tearing pallets apart the old-fashioned and frustrating way by hand is a tough job that results in even your best boards breaking, splin tering, and splitting. Not only is it used for removing and replacing the top and bottom wood planks on pallets, but it can additionally be used as a deck board removal tool or even in repurposing wood for DIY projects. Since this pallet ripper tool comes with a 3.5-foot (1.1m) long handle and uses leverage to do the work, it is easy to use. The bright yellow color allows you to spot the steel pallet buster breaker across your workshop or warehouse and against any backdrop. Pallet not included. For busting pallets only. Not intended for pulling or lifting. [Disassemble Pallets & More]: Remove, replace, or reclaim and repurpose wood planks from pallets, decks, and docks with the BI Pallet Puller Bar with 3-Piece Handle [Perfect Size]: For standard pallets and 2 x 4s or 4 x 4s, Pallet breaker tool is angled at approximately 130 degrees and can straddle a board up to 4 inches (10.2cm) wide, 4-inch inside diameter (ID) between pallet pry bar forks, Fork prongs measure 5.8 x 1.6 x 0.4 inch (14.8 x 4.1 x 1cm) [Easy to Use]: Assemble and insert 3-piece handle with included locking pin and installation hardware, If working on one end of a pallet, face the pallet bar puller legs (forks) towards the other end, and push the pallet tool buster shaft upwards, Pulling in improper direction can cause pallet remover tool to lift pallet [Grip Comfortably]: Save your back, arms, and sanity with this pallet dismantling tool as it has an extra-long handle to transfer leverage, 41-inch (104.1cm) overall shaft length with 4 x 1.5-inch (10.2 x 3.8cm) rubber grip end cap [Built to Last]: Constructed from steel with a powder coat finish for maximum strength and longevity that resists corrosion, Save time and prevent splitting wood with this pallet pry bar tool

Tearing pallets apart the old-fashioned and frustrating way by hand is a tough job that results in even your best boards breaking, splin tering, and splitting. Not only is it used for removing and replacing the top and bottom wood planks on pallets, but it can additionally be used