Customer Reviews for VEVOR 3T Prylever Bar 6600 Lbs Capacity Steel Pry Lever Bar Heavy Duty with Wheels Prylever with 5FT Length Handle

Really heavy duty, a plus for heavy jobs.

Works great. I have used it to move large peices of equipment and it has worked gread. I removed the rear kick stand for higher lift.

Quite robust. I've used this a couple of times to move heavy things around the house.

great for moving heavy stuff. solid construction

This product fulfilled my needs exceptionally well to lift a heavy swim spa.

Good product. It did what it I needed it to do

I have a 3000 pound safe I used this to lift it up on to steel bars. It made the process effortless.

I primarily use this product for relocating my shed in my backyard. I tried it with 3' and 4' long crowbar; however, they are poorly suited for the 1 ton shed. This works well for me for lifting the corner of the shelf. I do wish the fork part of the bar is an inch or 2 longer so gain a little more leverage for the lift clearance.overall, it does the job well.

I purchased this Oct. 8, 2019 and I am quite happy with the product and its arrival. No complaints at all. I do not know if it will lift 6000#s, but I lifted a few hundred #s without any problem. Yes, the 4 wheels are steel with ball bearings.However, mine looks a bit different from what is pictured on the website, it is RED not yellow, but does say 3 TON on it as well has having Chinese symbols! It also arrived earlier than anticipated! It came in a long cardboard box with lots of extra tape on the ends to keep it from punching through the box. It is a heavy tool for a cardboard box, but it worked! I see someone else ask a about dimensions, so I measured things:Over all length: ~61", Handle (Pipe): 1.25" OD and 1" ID. Wheel base: ~5.25" (not the 6" shown in the add). Wheel diameters: 2.5". The lifting tongue: width: 1-7/8", depth from front edge to wheels: 1-5/8 at welding bead, but 1-7/8 to the stop block, thickness 3/16 at front edge tapering over 1 inch distance to 3/8 thickness, where the taper (wedge) is on the floor side of the tongue. The tongue is at an angle wrt the handle. Hence, the lift height would be determined by your application, but when the handle is lying on the floor, the height of the end of the tongue is 3" from the floor. So the max lift would be to ~3" from the floor.DL

It’s definitely a sturdy bar. I moved. 6 ton jacuzzi using this. Good to have around if you have to get something heavy off the ground