Customer Reviews for VEVOR Pallet Buster, 152.4 cm Handle, 4 ton Weight Capacity, Q235 Carbon Steel, Heavy Duty Deck Wrecker Demolition Wood Pallet Tool Breaker Pry Bar Puller for Efficient and Effortless Board Removal

Although the job I bought this for was done before it arrived I tried it elsewhere and it worked well.

It makes disassemble pallets very quick and easy.

Works great makes the job a lot easier

In the past, my pallet disassembly process was a hammer and crowbar, which kept me bent over on my hands and knees working up quite a sweat. This tool makes that process so much easier - with a lot less bending over and a lot less broken boards. With it I can pop the boards off pretty easily and then remove the nails on a workbench, which my back really appreciates! It can be a little awkward with the \"teeth\" flipping around but it's not a big deal to put them in the right orientation every once in a while.

I'd never heard of this Vevor brand before, but if all of their stuff is as good as this, I'm putting them on my radar. I was a little concerned with the handle being as thin as it was that it would bend, but it held up great and made quick work of tearing down a few very large pallets.

Great product!

This tool makes easy work of tearing down pallets!

Use every day and it does it with ease. I am 71 and found this at a really fair price. Almost all my woodworking projects use pallet wood and peoples discards.

It works great, breaks down pallets super fast and the leveling/rotating arms at the bottom help prevent cracking/splitting of boards. I did put Loctite on the threads of the screws because they would come loose after a few pallets and the paint does chip off a bit so losing some points there but for functionality and speed it is faster than a crowbar, Sawzall, or any other method i tried. I do also like that it is one piece welded together so I don't have to worry about the pole breaking and it offers the perfect amount of leverage.

shipper delayed package somehow, seller shipped fast. amazon communicated delay. showed up earlier than the \"delayed to\" date. took it to a ultra dry HT dry box pallet. timed it. 1: two \"settings\" to take apart pallets. the tines flat \"extended\" is what i used most, the leverage tines \"up\" was less useful for this pallet and created a break area. 2: learning curve to not destroy boards, first two went and either blew up and cracked in a way they wont be useable for a project. i took my time to take apart the skid after the first two boards. wound up with a decent stack to use for differing projects, 2 boards were near perfect, i do not hold damaged boards from this skid against the tool. the skid was so dry i saved all the shards even to use as fire starter. 3: total time, from holding phone, no tool in hand starting clock, learning everything and trying the differing tine positions and such, took 12:50 seconds to disassemble it. i am sure i will have it sub 8 min this week and possible sub 5 min one day. using my old big yellow pry bar was taking 20-45 min per skid, i bet this would have been a 20-25min skid. 4: the gloves are... not good... if you are a home user like me, getting HT skids for burning and small projects and the like this is a great tool, but you better have better gloves. these gloves got a ton of slivers and wood stuck in the large fibres of the glove. i would have never bought them type gloves, only used em to talk about em accuratly. leather gloves are much better, will be back at those for my normal use. in summery, this tool wont be returned, will be stored in a locked shed and not in the tool rack with the cheap shovels, it wont be returned. i cant see it bending in normal use, top of handle is open, might want to extend later. for more leverage. i am sure i will get some other tools to lift boards easier, but this is a great addition.