FAIRBANKS E-72-RT Pry Bar With Rubber Wheels 72 In

Fairbanks E-72-RT pry bar is designed for prying, positioning and aligning applications. It is used to lift, scrape, pull and wedge metal, wood, and stones with less effort.

Features:

• Fairbanks E-72-RT pry bar is designed for positioning, prying and aligning operations in construction, maintenance & repair applications.
• It features a reversed bevelled nose iron with tough "E" lever dollies that easily support exceptionally high loads and are fastened to the handle for further strength.
• This pry bar provides a load capacity of up to 5000 lbs.
• The oak hardwood handles on this E-72-RT pry bar have smooth, rounded edges and a nose iron that measures 5 inches broad by 3 inches deep.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What are the types of pry bars?

A.

• Alignment pry bar
• Claw pry bar
• Digging pry bar
• Flat pry bar
• Gooseneck pry bar
• Heavy-duty pry bar
• Moulding pry bar
• Rolling head pry bar

Q. What is the difference between a crowbar and a pry bar?

A. Pry bars are generally thinner and flatter than crowbars, making them ideal for intricate tasks.

Q. What is the difference between a wrecking bar and a pry bar?

A. The main difference between a pry bar and a wrecking bar is the complexity of their task. The pry bar is typically flatter and thinner than a wrecking bar, making it ideal for more intricate tasks.

Q. What are rolling head pry bars employed for?

A. Rolling head pry bars come with a rolling head hook end. These bars provide the leverage required to pry objects apart effectively. They can also be used to align holes or position the parts of a machine for precise assembly.

Q. Which tool can never be used as a pry bar?

A. Screwdrivers can never be used as a pry bar.