Customer Reviews for VEVOR Pallet Buster, 50'' Carbon Steel Handle Wrecking Pry Bar, 2000 lbs Weight Capacity, Heavy Duty Deck Board Removal Tool, Multipurpose Demolition Bar for Flooring, Framing, Roofing, Trim, Drywall

Haven't used yet to replace some deck boards. However I was surprised by its sturdy construction. Pretty sure it will do the job. Only gave 4 star because I haven't yet tried it out.

This tool made pulling pallets apart a 5 minute job instead of a 15 minute job. So quick and easy to use and way less broken pieces from the pallet. Absolutely recommend.

I normally use this when we are downloading kitchen equipment or leveling equipment also specially when the equipment it’s super heavy !!

Der Palettenbrecher ist ein sehr hilfreiches Hilfsmittel Paletten zu zerkleinern. Bin sehr zufrieden.

Good and strong and easy to bust up pallets great tool

I’ve been breaking down pallets with a pry bar and hammer. Not anymore! This tool helped me break down pallets in a few minutes. No assembly required, if you’ve never used one a video would do you justice. Once learned… it’s game time. It’s paid for itself over plenty of times. I’ve made planters, bars, lounge furniture and a dog house with the wood that I didn’t break in the process. Thx

Ce produit est bien conçu et fait le travail pour lequel il a été fabriqué. Donc pour démonter une palette, on commence par le milieu de la planche et ensuite les côté en s'assurant de bien placer l'outil. C'est aussi simple que ça.

Purchased this item to dismantle pallets as I am reusing reclaim wood for different projects. Very well made, sturdy and ideal size. Allow to quickly dismantle most of pallets type and size. It even came with a pair of gloves! Very happy, like with all the items I purchased from Vevor.

Works great

I seriously have no idea how some here managed to bend this tool! I was able to undo sturdy pallets, the kind used by companies that deliver stones and bricks. Before you give one star, be sure you use this properly. You don't just try to pry with all your force in a single motion, the proper way is to do 2 or 3 sudden back and forth motions until enough of the nail is dislodged and then you pry the rest in one shot. I don't want to insult anyone's intelligence but anyone who used this tool on a job site knows that.If you used a crowbar in the past then you'll know how to use this one too.