Hultafors, 824013, breekstang van hoogwaardig Zweeds boorstaal, precisiegesmeed breekijzer met hoge hefboomwerking

Erg fijne koevoet,Koevoeteren met minimale beschadiging aan wanden door brede hals, erg sterk onbreekbaar staal Hultafors kwaliteit!

Voor deze prijs zou het product in zeer goede staat moeten zijn, maar het is duidelijk dat de kwaliteit van het product niet op een hoog niveau kan zijn als het zo beschadigd is.Verspilde wachttijd, tijd om het product terug te sturen en tijd om uw eigen geld te verzamelen om ergens anders een soortgelijk product te kopen.Ik raad het niet aan.

...and easy to work with, as expected

Era lo que me esperaba y queria he usado muchas barras por mi trabajo y queria una de pequeño tamaño para sacarte de un apuro que pueda golpear cualquier cosa y apalancar si lo necesito y que quepa en una pequeña mochila. Se ve de muy buena calidad estoy muy contento con la compra.

Perfekt

These are obviously blue Tove wrecking bar knock offs. But at half the price they are a fair price. The finish is not as hand worked like the toves. More stamping, thicker and less polishing of edges. Paint is also thick and brittle. Chips off as compared to toves that scratches off. Im happy with it. Plan to be more abusive than the Tove that is used like a finish tool for want to keep original sharp ends.

Watched the demo video on Hultafors YouTube channel, and really tempted by ‘boron steel’ - so bought the biggest one available - 30 inch!Very impressed by the finish - this surely feels like a £70 wrecking bar! It actually surprised me at how light it feels in hand - maybe this is to do with the perfect balance, and the comparatively thin profile (3/4 or 7/8 inch hex would be my guess) vs the massive fork end - see my pictures. Maybe the relatively thin stock is more than strong enough given the boron steel?? I’d much prefer a lighter bar for this length which I can still easily maneuver with one hand.The problem is - it is so beautifully made and I’d hesitate to abuse it by prying on concrete nails or lifting slabs etc... I plan to use it on car repairs - prying off ball joints, shifting engine, etc - where clearance is usually too tight for a fat bar - and requires a super strong steel so not to bend or snap under stress (I will stand on it if need to) - I think this bar’s thin profile would be perfect - and the cost is 1/2 of what Snap On charges for their 30 inch heavy duty pry bar...I may of course use it to take off old kitchen units, lift carpet / floor boards etc. But I may just stick with my old Roughneck Gorilla Bar for the abusive concrete work!! (Note - grinding boron steel is not advised as any heat can quickly make the alloy quite brittle which is dangerous for a pry bar. So treat it with some respect and try not to chip the blades on the ends on concrete - which all types of steel bars will do (chip) if abused hard enough.Thank you for reading.Namo Amituofo