Crowbar with Puller MODECO MN-79-188 800 mm — forged pry bar

MODECO MN-79-188 is an 800 mm forged crowbar with an integrated puller end designed for prying, lifting and removing fasteners in demolition, carpentry and general construction tasks. The solid forged construction ensures mechanical leverage and resistance to bending during repeated use, and the 800 mm length offers a balance between reach and control for manual operations.

Advantages

The forged steel body provides increased durability and a consistent cross-section for reliable force transfer. The integrated puller end combines prying and nail-extracting functions in a single tool, reducing the need to switch tools on site. The 800 mm length gives improved leverage compared with shorter bars while remaining manageable in confined work areas, and the end profile is shaped to engage boards and fasteners securely.

Suitable for

• Manual demolition and removal of boards or panels
• Prising and separating joined materials during renovation
• Extracting nails, staples and small fasteners
• Positioning and levering heavy or awkward components

Key specifications

• Overall length: 800 mm
• Manufacturing method: forged steel construction
• Integrated puller end for nail and fastener extraction
• Profile: angled pry end designed for secure engagement
• Intended use: manual prying, lifting and levering

How to use

Place the pry end under the edge of the board, panel or fastener head and apply steady pressure to the handle to create leverage; for stubborn fasteners, position the puller end over the nail head and use controlled force to extract it. When levering heavy objects, use the ground or a fulcrum point to increase mechanical advantage and avoid sudden movements. Inspect contact surfaces and maintain a firm grip on the bar during operation. Use appropriate hand protection and keep bystanders clear of the working arc.

Usage recommendations

For safest operation, wear cut-resistant gloves and eye protection, select a stable fulcrum point to reduce stress on the bar, and avoid using excessive force that may damage the tool or the workpiece. Store the crowbar in a dry place to limit corrosion and periodically inspect for straightness or cracks before use.