60" Pinch-Point Pry Bar - TRU30159
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60" Pinch-Point Pry Bar
A full-length 60 in. pinch-point pry bar in drop-forged, heat-treated steel, weighing 18 lb for real leverage on heavy prying, lifting and digging work.
The tapered pinch-point end is made for breaking up hard, compact or rocky ground and getting under loads that a shorter bar can't reach.
A single-piece steel bar, not a nail-pulling wrecking bar. For a claw end, see our gooseneck wrecking pry bars instead.
The straight shaft and pointed tip put the bar's full weight behind the tip on the first strike, which is what makes it useful for rocky or frost-packed ground where a lighter digging bar bounces off instead of penetrating.
Features and Common Uses
- 60 in. overall length for maximum leverage on heavy prying and lifting jobs
- 18 lb drop-forged, heat-treated steel bar
- Tapered pinch-point end for digging and breaking up hard or rocky ground
- Rust-resistant black finish
- One-piece forged bar with no welded joints to fail under load
Commonly used for:
- Digging and spading in hard, compact or rocky ground
- Prying and lifting heavy loads: rocks, posts, equipment skids
- Breaking up concrete or packed fill before removal
- Setting and removing fence posts
Specifications
| Brand | Truper |
|---|---|
| Length | 60 in. |
| Weight | 18 lb. |
| Material | Drop-forged, heat-treated steel |
| End Type | Tapered pinch/digging point |
| Finish | Rust-resistant black |
| Bar Profile | Straight, single-piece shaft |
Length, weight and construction match Truper's published listing for this pinch-point bar (model PPB-60, item 32467). Source: Truper 60 in. Pinch Point Pry Bar, Ace Hardware product page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this have a claw end for pulling nails?
No. This is a straight pinch-point/digging bar. For a nail-pulling claw end, see our gooseneck wrecking pry bar.
How heavy is it?
18 lb. The full length and mass are what give it its leverage for heavy prying and digging.
What's it made of?
One-piece drop-forged, heat-treated steel with a rust-resistant black finish, not a welded assembly.
Is 60 in. too long for general use?
It's a full-length bar meant for maximum leverage. If you need something more compact for tighter spaces, look at a shorter pry bar or our gooseneck wrecking bars in 36 in. and 48 in.