I purchased the 3 pc Pry Bar set on sale. Being a Craftsman tool I know I am getting a quality product at a great price. Plus I have the added security of a lifetime warranty backing my purchase which I absolutely love. Anything happens I can just take it back to my local Sears store to have it replaced with no questions asked. Sears tools are definitely meant for life. Bottom line- great product at a great price!
Great deal when you can get these for $20. Essential if you have a car with parts that are rusted together and you just know that your screwdrivers will snap if you use them to pry.
I received a set of these for Christmas 2 years ago, and they are hands down the best junkyarding and automotive repair tools I own! They can be used for removing calipers, adjusting belts, basically anything that needs single-hand prying.
I returned the favor and bought these for a friend going to auto-tech school last Christmas, and he's a believer now, too!
great set of pray bars for the price.
Good pry bars at a good price. They retail for $40, but are often on sale for $20, which is a really good value for a set of bars like this. The quality is good, maybe not as good as Snap On or Mac, but for $20 and a lifetime warranty, you can hardly go wrong. These do not have the metal strike through caps like the premium brands, so they will not stand up to being smashed with hammers, but if you take a little care, these bars will hold up just fine.
With a family full of truck drivers and mechanics I bought these specifically for my youngest son to start his new job as a diesel mechanic! He can be rough on tools so I got something that I knew had a lifetime replacement.
I'm almost embarrassed to admit how much I use these pry bars. I guess I need to quit monkeying around on old cars! These guys are absolutely essential to my tool set, and the price is terrific.
pry bars are very durable and have seen just about any kind of abuse possible, they are yet to be bent, chipped or broken, especially a good deal when they go on sale
I just got these a few weeks ago on friends and family night at sears and they were already on sale for $20. So I got them for $18 and they are great. I can't believe that they could sell them for such a low price considering that normally they are $40! I already used them for replacing a set of brakes and a wheel stud that was cross threaded by the tire shop and broke off when I tried to remove it. As well as getting a chainsaw unstuck from between a tree trunk. That 25" bar didn't flex a bit when I put it in the cut and I thought it would be so much harder. Bam the chainsaw was out...
read full review »I purchased these when they were on sale and they are awesome! I have had cheaters on the end of them and they haven't even came close to bending or breaking. They have definitely saved the life of many of my screwdrivers. These are a great addition to anyone's tool box!
I use these things for almost everything I do. I would like to see some steel on the ends of them so when you whack them with a hammer the handle does not break, If I am doing a job with a hammer I will leave that part till the end so if I destroy the pry bar handle..... at least the job is done, and I am on my way back to sears to get a new pry bar. Forever warranty means forever
This set is impossible to beat when it is on sale for 50% off. I have this set and use it a lot. I also have the Craftsman Pro version as well. Would definitely recommend either set!!!
A Craftsman Pry Bar is THE tool to use for "persuading" something (or a Craftsman Ball Pein hammer).
The bars are heat-treated to resist bending, much better than even a stout screwdriver can do.
The 3 piece set of Pry Bars is an excellent introductory set of Pry Bar tools.
Stores carry this set, too.
You can add smaller or LARGER Pry Bars to this basic set, to complete your Precision Adjusting tool ensemble.
I managed to find the Craftsman 8 inch Pry Bar (for old ratchets) and have recently acquired the 36 inch long Craftsman Pry Bar (don't care if all the set screws haven't been loosened - this thing's...
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