Pry Lever Bar 5T/11000LBS Load Capacity, 5FT Length Steel Handle Prylever Bar with Wheels for Heavy Duty Equipment Handling,Great Hand Tool with Four Industrial Bearings

Very good tool works very well👍

This is one of those tools that probably doesn’t get used everyday, but when you need it, it saves a lot of hassle. It seems very sturdy and I expect it will last a long time. I’ve mostly used these to move or lift heavy machinery in a wood shop. I have two criticisms…one, the leading edge of the pry bar is a little too thick. It would help if it was tapered a little because at about 1/4” thick, it doesn’t go easily under the machine I needed to move with it. Two, the packaging is inadequate for such a heavy object. I had one fail to deliver presumably because the packaging fell apart and the second one was almost out of the box when I got it.

Bought this to move heavy items off pallets. Move them around to set them on service pads. It’s awesome. Built correctly. A tool that will last.

5T head maybe. Bar 350 pounds. First use and bar bent to floor. Unacceptable. Maybe good a small pallet.

We needed a prybar to pull boards off of an aging deck. This things does the job without fluttering an eyelash. A beast of a tool, it takes some thinking to position properly and if you're not careful it can rip right through what you're trying to lift. But used properly it can pull boards, lift the corner of a sinking shed, pull stumps . . . whatever you throw at it! Be creative and safe and it will serve for decades.

Pry Lever Bar 3T/6600LBS Load Capacity, 4.5FT Length Steel Handle Prylever Bar with Wheels for Heavy Duty Equipment Handling,Great Hand Tool with Four Industrial BearingsI ordered this because I’m a single dad and I sometimes have to move stuff around in the garage by myself. This is perfect for helping me get something heavy up on one edge. It’s super heavy duty as well, I have no concerns about its durability.

Full disclosure, I received this item as part of Amazon's Vine Program in exchange for an honest review, good or bad. I own a large Johnson bar or J-bar (this style of bar with wheels). It is rated for 2.5 tons and is 7 feet long with 6 inch steel bearing wheels. It can lift crates 6 inches. It also weight three times what this bar does.When I saw this J-bar, and it was smaller and lighter, I thought I would give it a shot. I seriously doubted the weight rating on it though. Once it arrived and I used it, and was very happy with it. I think it would hold up to a 3 ton load, but you would need a cheater bar to go along with it... or be 400 lbs.This bar is well built and will hold up, but because of its short tongue, it will not lift very high - 3.25 inches high max which is high enough for two 2x4s stacked on top of each other to fit under the crate. The short lifting height is the main way the achieved the 3 ton weight rating.My biggest problem with this bar is that the tongue it not sharp. It is nearly 1/4 inch thick at the end and squared off. There has to already be a gap under the crate or object you are lifting of at least 1/4 inch to stick in under. All the other J-bars and pry bars I have used come to a wedged taper at the end so you can work it under the crate or object. You can grind this yourself, but if don't let the edge get hot in case the factory did any kind of heat treatment to hardened the tongue. If they did a heat treatment and it gets too hot to touch, you just pulled the temper out of it.Overall, I like this bar. It is a nice, small compact, easy to use J-bar that prevents me from having to use the my big bars as much. It does take a little work to get it perfect, but once you do, it will be an awesome addition to any warehouse or shipping yard. By the way, the paint job is really heavy duty and will hold up well in a heavy use environment.

This is a nice bar and I'm glad to have it. I move a lot of machinery. I have 4 metal lathes in shop - the heaviest - 2.5 plus tons. 3 Mills - I think the K & T is over 2 tons. I've used this bar to raise the tail stock end of a couple lathes - it works fine - probably 500 to 700 lbs on the tail stock ends of the lathes I lifted. I like it - But - This is not a 3 ton plus bar as advertised. 3 tons is going to fold this sucker. I don't know what they think is rated for 6600 lbs on this - It is not the bar - possibly - the bearing wheels, but the wall thickness on this bar is about 1/8". I don't even know why I've been calling it a bar. It is not a bar it is tube - maybe pipe (1.5" OD - wall thickness about 1/8"). I have 1" solid bars that are bent from moving machinery less than 5000lbs. Since I'm not going to test it at 3 plus tons and ruin it - I'm just going to repeat - this is not a 6600 lb bar - but I'm glad to have it for lighter duty stuff.2 Stars - If they were honest I would have called it 5