Crowbar with Puller MODECO MN-79-165 900 mm

The MODECO crowbar with puller MN-79-165 is a 900 mm long hand tool designed for prying, lifting and extracting nails or components. Its long straight shaft provides extra leverage for controlled force application, while the integrated puller end is shaped to remove nails and small fasteners efficiently. The tool is intended for use in construction, demolition, carpentry and general repair tasks where a durable prying implement is required.

Advantages

The crowbar combines a long shaft for increased mechanical advantage with a dedicated puller end for nail extraction, reducing the need for separate tools. The compact single-piece design offers reliable force transmission and easier handling under load. Its length improves reach and leverage for both prying and lifting operations, and the puller geometry helps minimize damage to surrounding material during fastener removal.

Suitable for

• Removing nails and small fasteners from timber and boards
• Prying apart joined components during demolition or remodeling
• Levering and lifting heavy or stuck elements in construction
• General carpentry, repair and maintenance work

Key specifications

• Overall length: 900 mm
• Tool type: crowbar with integrated puller end
• Primary functions: prying, lifting, nail and fastener extraction
• Design: long straight shaft for increased leverage

How to use

Position the forked or tapered end under the edge of the object or fastener to be pried or removed. Apply steady pressure to the shaft to leverage the object free; use the length of the bar to increase force while maintaining control. For nail removal, hook the nail head with the puller end and apply controlled leverage to extract the nail, supporting the workpiece as needed to prevent splitting or damage. Where greater force is required, reposition the bar or use a block under the shaft as a fulcrum to multiply leverage. Ensure stable footing and maintain a firm grip during all operations.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection when prying or extracting fasteners. Inspect the tool before use for bends, cracks or excessive wear and avoid using a damaged bar. To protect finished surfaces, place a thin pad between the bar and the workpiece when necessary. Store the tool in a dry environment to prevent corrosion.