MODECO crowbar/extractor MN-79-163 600 mm is a manual prying tool designed for controlled leverage, demolition work, and component extraction. Constructed from hardened steel, the tool provides a stiff shaft and shaped ends for pulling nails, prying boards, and repositioning parts during carpentry, maintenance, and assembly or disassembly tasks. Its 600 mm length balances reach and force transmission to allow work in tighter spaces while still offering effective mechanical advantage.
Advantages
The solid steel construction delivers high rigidity and reliable performance under load, reducing bending and deformation during heavy-duty prying. The dual-ended profile combines a tapered chisel-like blade for precise insertion and a forked extractor for nail removal and gripping. Compact 600 mm length improves maneuverability in workshops and on-site, and the ergonomic shaft geometry facilitates controlled application of force for safer operation.
Suitable for
- Prying and lifting wooden boards and panels
- Extracting nails, staples, and fasteners
- Demolition and deconstruction tasks in construction
- Maintenance and repair work in workshops and garages
- Repositioning and separating joined components
Key specifications
- Tool type: crowbar / extractor
- Length: 600 mm
- Material: hardened steel
- Ends: tapered chisel blade and forked extractor
- Finish: protective coating to resist corrosion
- Typical use: manual prying, pulling, lifting
How to use
Position the tapered end or fork under the edge of the object or fastener to be removed. Apply steady leverage by pressing or stepping on the shaft near the fulcrum point, using controlled force to avoid sudden movements. For nail extraction, engage the fork around the nail head and rock the bar to lift the nail progressively. When prying boards, insert the tapered blade between surfaces and lever away evenly along the workpiece. Inspect the tool before use and avoid applying excessive bending forces beyond the tool's design limits.
Usage recommendations
Use suitable personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Maintain a stable stance and clear the surrounding area of bystanders. Store the crowbar in a dry place and clean off debris after use to prolong service life. For tasks requiring greater reach or mechanical advantage, consider using a longer pry bar or additional leverage tools.
