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Heavy Duty Nail Pullers |
An old standby - and still great today
This serious tool is a huge time and worksaver, and one you simply don't see around much anymore. When you need it, though, it's absolutely fantastic. It's basically a slide hammer with movable jaws. Position the jaws around the nail head and move the heavy sliding handle down briskly. The jaws dig around the nail head, and you can lever back on the 16" long handle to remove long nails quickly. It's for rough, quick work, so some crushing of the wood around the nail head is inevitable. Weighs 5 lbs.
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- Monday, October 26, 2009 |
| Large Nail Puller |
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Scott (Mountain City, TN) |
| I agree with the previous review about the overall quality of this new tool. If you can find an old one that is not worn out, you're better off. This tool is like so many others available today where either the steel is substandard to begin with or the manufacturer skimps on heat treating. The new tool wears much, much faster than the one I've had for thirty years. If you use it carefully it is OK. |
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- Wednesday, July 01, 2009 |
| Great tool |
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Keith (Franklin, OH) |
| Well, I don't have "this" one, but I have bought 2 antique ones. They are hard to find but worth every penny. It will even pull nails up without heads. You can't find these at your big box lumberyards.I guarantee you will do more damage to wood with alternative methods of nail removal than with this tool. |
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- Friday, June 26, 2009 |
| Large Nail Puller |
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G.Z Reiter (Rock Springs, Wyoming) |
| This is the third nail puller (large) that I own. These are unbeatable for their ability to pull nails. When you are used to their operation, it takes two to three hammer handle strokes to grab a nail and begin removal. Tears up much less wood than a seperate hammer and crows foot tool. My first puller from GW has pulled amny nails, the second one that I bought (two weeks ago) has pulled about 300 deck nails and I have noticed a flake off on one of the teeth. I suspect a flaw in manufacturing. I am disappointed in this "one" items durability, but as a tool these things are hands down "the best"! I have been able to reuse many boards becase of the neglegible damage from nail removale. |
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