Crescent 44" Indexing Deck Removal Bull Bar - DKB446X, Multi, One Size

So much better than I expected. Dramatically reduced the time and effort. So much better and safer than a crow bar. Ideal for disassembling Pallets/ Pallet lumber and repairing or removing deck lumber and boards. Well worth the investment. The nail puller is an additional bonus. Worked so well. The angle easily adjusts in seconds making the tool much more functional/flexible. Just push in the button and set the angle.

Well made and adjustable angles on the head with a press of button. Heavy in weight but good for prying up decking or busting pallets. Beats using hammer or pry bars and saves back.

Was effective in removing boards but 'every' board was damaged beyond reuse because of the points on the lifting fork. could have got the same result with a crowbar.

Absolute must if you're ripping out a deck. Used this for a large deck and porch reno - saved me hours for sure and saved my back - couldn't imagine trying to do it with a crow-bar and hammer after using this. Love the adjustable feature - helps a lot - also saw a couple of posts about it breaking but I've had full weight on boards with screws and it's solid!

This tool is very sturdy and versatile. The push in mechanism that allows the head to rotate is the best. It allows you to put it at whatever angle that you need to get leverage. Once you find out your position and rhythm, it goes pretty smooth. My work didn't quite go as easy as some of the videos showed. I think it was because the wood I was taking out was very rotted and wanted to break easily. The boards I was taking out were also installed with square twist nails & not regular nails. Although it wasn't as easy as the videos showed, it was still night & day compared to using a hammer & crow bar. That is the reason why I purchased this tool because my first board I tried taking out about killed me. I also purchased this tool because it seems that I could use it to pull up other things if needed in the future. The other tool that I saw that removes boards was twice as costly & could only be used for this one purpose. I can't compare this tool to others since this is the only one that I have used. I can tell you that it is a whole lot better than a hammer & crow bar. Oh, I forgot to mention that the nail extractor that is attached to the head is very sturdy and works very well. Even on the square twist nails that I had to pull out.