Bull Bar™ by Crescent® - How To Dismantle Decks and Pallets
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- čas přidán 12. 03. 2015
- Available At The Home Depot: thd.co/1HSS23Y
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Hi, I’m Griffin Biering, Product Manager for Crescent Tools.
Today, I’m going to show you a powerful new professional demolition and renovation tool- the Bull Bar by Crescent.
At the core of the Bull Bar is an innovative double fork design and indexing head -specifically designed for removing deck boards, wood siding and pallet deconstruction.
The double forks provide balanced lift on both sides of the nail, and have gripping teeth to help reduce slippage. Boards are removed faster, cleaner and with less effort.
Compare that to traditional pry bars, which require more force and repositioning.
Bull Bar’s indexing head adjusts for optimal leverage. A closed angle gives the user fast action for shorter pulls. A more open angle allows for powerful downward force on larger planks or when demolition is above ground-level.
The Bull Bar has a patent-pending center nail puller offering better balance and more leverage-great when removing ringshank nails and stubborn longer nails.
The nail puller utilizes the round portion of the indexing head. This design acts as a cam to allow the head to rock against the wood rather than dig into the material. The result - easy, smooth removal.
Precision tips with gripping teeth are designed to easily fit between boards and are wide enough to straddle two floor joists.
Reclaimers, salvagers and other professionals will appreciate the narrow blades as they greatly reduce material damage.
The Bull Bar is extremely rugged. The head and 44 inch knurled handle are made from heavy-duty steel, and an oxidized finish protects the Bull Bar from the elements.
Bull Bar- the newest innovation in the Crescent line of demolition and renovation tools.
Thanks for watching. To learn more about Bull Bar and other Crescent products, visit CrescentTool.com
www.crescenttool.com
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The built in nail puller and the indexing head sold me.
I researched pallet dismantling tools and bought this. It is the easiest tool to use to remove pallet boards. On regular pallets using 2x4s, there is nothing that can compare to this. The ability to change the angle of the tool to the handle is great. However, I got a batch of pallets with 4x4s for the outside rails and the 'u' shaped part of the tool was just a little too narrow to straddle the 4x4s. We were finally able to use one edge of the tool to wedge the top boards off, but it was more effort. The only thing I could recommend to the manufacturer in the future would be to widen the gap between the two fork tines to allow for removal of boards off 4x4s. Great product! It will really save you time and physical effort in breaking down pallets.
+straightfromthehorse Thanks for the feedback and great comments.
works good!! its nice that you can adjust the angle in different situations for pulling deck boards.
a real back saver, awesome tool
This tool is a beast.
It helps! Let's broaden this discussion.
Damn I wish I had this when I was tearing my deck down.
kinda hard to argue with its efficiency.. Daaamn..
Nice!
Ferramenta segura e prática. Só não sei se o preço é acessível.
Wow this is the one of the most popular product video,impressive
It's so powerful !!! where can I buy one of this? I am in Australia.
$79.97 at Home Depot
Its this available in the UK or on eBay thanks
Will this tool remove boards with screws?
How's about a Nail Jack or Nail Hunter?
What about screw down decks?
I like it alot (Jim Carey accent)! Any warranty on this?
lifetime
Where can I get one and how much are they
Sylvester - We hope this link will help you out. Available at Home Depot for $79.97. thd.co/1HSS23Y
My friend invented the Extractor, but my Nail Jack and Nail Hunter actually deal with nails that are flush or imbedded! That's the big difference Let's TALK!
weight?
+greasemonkeypol This item weighs 9-1/4lbs. www.crescenttool.com/crescent-dkb44x-bull-bar-44-indexing-decking-removal-tool.html
How much are these to buy please
Leslie - We hope this link will help you out. Available at Home Depot for $79.97. thd.co/1HSS23Y
Apex Tool Group en home depot méxico la venden???
It's the best tool I found to take apart a wood pallet, but isn't $281.00 a little too steep for it?
+Rubens Onofrio We hope this link will help you out. Available at Home Depot for $79.97. thd.co/1HSS23Y
Apex Tool Group Sold! Thank you, very much.
Hey Rubens- I just got mine yesterday from the Home Depot online for $79-! Awesome tool! Hope that helps. 👍
ScoutCrafter Thank you Scout. It certainly helped. I already ordered mine too.
+ScoutCrafter What is it called?
then you can get the nails out!
+axxman You can use the nail puller on the Bull Bar if you like or we have a tool that is perfect for getting nails, staples, etc. out as well. www.crescenttool.com/crescent-np11-11-nail-puller-pliers.html Hope that helps.
ripper tool...