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1 Extendable Pry Bar

Product Specifications

• Pry Bar Material: 6140 Chrome Vanadium steel construction
• Weight: 0.80kg
• Ergonomic Handle: Knurled handle for a strong, secure grip
• Extendable Length: From 13-1/4" - 18-1/2"
• Locking Positions: 12
• Country of Origin: Taiwan

Extendable Indexing Pry Bar Features

Our high-quality extendable pry bar delivers extra leverage for everyday tasks in automotive shops or at home. Here are the features and services included with your purchase:

• Adjustable range: The pry bar extends from 13 to 18 inches to help you with all hard-to-reach areas.
• Fixed positions: All 12 locking positions hold the bar firmly in place.
• 180-degree head: The head rotates for exceptional access to tight spaces and corners.
• Cr-V steel body: Heat-treated chrome-vanadium steel construction handles heavy-duty use.
• ASME certified: The top-notch quality meets all ASME B107.60-2044 specifications for professional mechanics.
• Completely risk-free: Test this pry bar for 3 months and return it if it does not meet your needs.
• Lifetime coverage: A limited lifetime warranty protects against all manufacturing defects.
• Exceptional customer service: Our mechanics respond to your questions within 30 minutes.

What’s the Difference Between a Crowbar and a Pry Bar?

A pry bar brings precision and control to automotive repairs and mechanical tasks. The thin profile, angled working ends, and refined tips excel at trim removal and separating mechanical components. Precision automotive tasks require control rather than force.

A crowbar delivers brute force through its thick body and curved end. At 2–4 feet long with a nail-pulling slot, these tools tackle construction and demolition jobs that need maximum leverage.

The main differences between full-size pry bars and crowbars are:

• Size: Pry bars are compact and portable. Crowbars stretch 2–4 feet long.
• Tips: Pry bars feature multiple ends with exact angles. Crowbars use a single curved end with a wedge tip.
• Applications: Extra-strong pry bars handle automotive work and mechanical tasks. Crowbars dominate demolition and construction work.
• Control: Pry bars offer precision for detail work. Crowbars supply raw force for heavy jobs.

Professional mechanics choose these efficient tools for plastic clip and trim removal, electrical connector separation, and other precision tasks where control matters more than raw force.

Can Screwdrivers Be Used as Pry Bars?

No. Screwdrivers are compact tools built for turning screws, not prying. If you use screwdrivers as pry bars you will damage the tips, bend the shafts, and create safety hazards from sudden breakage or slipping.

A pry bar spreads force across a wider surface and uses steel specifically hardened for leverage tasks.

Will the Extension Mechanism Work With One Hand?

The spring-loaded extension mechanism slides and locks with a single hand. Push the release button with your thumb, adjust the length, and the bar automatically locks into the next position. The tactile click confirms secure locking without needing your other hand to verify.

How Much Force Can the Bar Handle at its Fullest Extension?

The bar maintains full strength at a full 18-inch extension because of the heat-treated Cr-V steel construction. The locking mechanism prevents flex or slip under maximum force, even during suspension and drivetrain work.

Is the Extendable Pry Bar the Perfect Tool for Transmission Work?

The adjustable length and rotating head excel at transmission jobs. Reach deep into bell housings at 18 inches, then retract to 13 inches for work in tight spots. The angled tip provides the right leverage for separating housings and moving heavy components.

How Does This Bar Provide Improved Access to Engine Components?

A combination of 12 indexing positions and 5 inches of extension reach behind pulleys, between frame rails, and under intake manifolds. Adjust the head angle and bar length to access components blocked by other engine parts.

What Kind of Heavy-Duty Work Can the Extendable Pry Bar Handle?

The Cr-V steel construction lets you tackle suspension work, frozen brake components, steering parts, and engine mount separation. The bar withstands the force needed to break loose rusted bolts and press bearings without bending or deforming.

What’s the Best Technique for Maximum Leverage?

The locking teeth work best when set at exact positions rather than between detents. For maximum leverage, brace the head at a 90-degree angle to your work surface and maintain a positive grip at the farthest point. Extend the bar as far as needed; shorter lengths provide more controlled force.

Can I Use the Extension Stops at Partial Lock Positions or Only at Full Detents?

The extension mechanism only locks at the 12 fixed positions. Partial stops between detents won't secure the bar and could slip during use. Always extend until you hear and feel the locking click to prevent accidents and maintain proper leverage.

How Do I Clean the Pry Bar?

Clean your pry bar using tool wipes or a clean rag dampened with a general-purpose cleaner or mild soap solution. For stubborn grime, gently scrub with a soft nylon brush.

Why Choose Adjustable Design Over Fixed Pry Bars?

The adjustable design changes length from 13 to 18 inches to fit each task. Unlike extendable models, fixed pry bars require multiple lengths, taking up space in your toolbox. One adjustable pry bar replaces several fixed bars for jobs from transmission work to suspension repairs.

What Accessories Should I Get With the Olsa Adjustable Pry Bar?

Pair your Olsa adjustable pry bar with:

• A kneeling pad for comfort during low-access work.
• A magnetic pick-up tool to retrieve dropped parts in tight spaces.
• A magnetic tool holder to keep your pry bar and other frequently used tools easily accessible.

What Kind of Tool Organizer Can I Use for Extendable Pry Bars?

Standard magnetic tool holders and wall mounts secure the body at any extension length. Keep the bar at its shortest 13-inch position for compact storage in service carts and toolboxes. The slim profile fits neatly beside your ratchets and breaker bars.