Pallet Buster with Nail Removal - Pallet Disassembly Tool with Secure Locking Pin for Breaking Pallets, Industrial Breaker for Tearing Down Woods(NO HANDLE)

This will make taking apart pallets easy. You do need a metal bar to attach it as handle

Get a strong pipe, mine bent, so o inserted 3/4 inch Rebar into the handle, That worked .

It works terrific but finding a good working handle for it has been a pain. I used a wooden handle only to have it break on me quickly and trying to find a bar or something the same diameter to fit this has been tough. Definitely recommend but get one with a handle.

I love doing pallet creations. If it wasn’t for this pry bar, I would give up!! Great buy.

Problem 1) Pole required not an American size, all made to American specs stay loose even with screw holding it. Check out Vestil SKB-DLX Deluxe Steel Pallet Buster with Handle, 41". This one is all SOLID Steel and Man it's AwesomeProblem 2) Great to have a nail remover built in but when I checked out this model without the pole the nail remover got in the way when trying to slide it in to pry. Only the front half of the forks with the weakest power point got under the board you would pry up. Might work in other countries but here it doesn't compare to what is available like above.I bought both and really wanted the cheaper one [This One] to be my keeping choice but do to the problems and the ease with the other it's worth the extra $21 for a solid one piece unit.

Now what I purchased did work. But I should have purchased one with a handle. I had a fence rail that I thought would be strong enough. And though I was able to break down some pallets. My handle kept bending to the point not any good. A reciprocating saw works the best

If you are breaking down pallets you need this. It works very well. the only problem I have with it is that it does not come with a handle and nothing that I can find fits into the hole correctly. I used a solid weight lifting bar that is just over 1 inch diameter and approximately 6 foot long. I drilled a hole in the bar for the pin and it works fairly well although it is a little more loose fit than I would like. Having said that it works so much better than anything else I have tried I would recommend it. I have used this to break down somewhere between 80 to 100 pallets so far and I don't notice any signs of wear or stress other than the paint. You do need to get a fairly long and strong handle. Even using the handle I am using (6 foot long) some of the oak pallets are still pretty hard to break apart.

The design of this product is excellent. The angle of the forks seems to catch the boards fairly flat, so there isn't force on just the point. A 1" black iron pipe from your local home store makes a good handle provided you can drill the hole necessary for the bolt to secure it to the handle. I recommend a 5' or 6' length of pipe.A possibly overlooked feature that is nice is the nail/staple puller built into the Pallet Buster. It works very nicely and with the long handle makes it effortless to pull nails that stick up.It was likely a bit more expensive than some other options when you consider the cost of this plus the handle you need to add, but with how well designed it is, I think that the few extra bucks I spent to do it this way were well worth it.The only disklike I have is that I have had some of the paint chip off of this fairly easily. I think the metal is durable, but the paint job not so much.