Stanley 55-136 Wrecking Bar 36 Inch 3/4 Inch Tip

Product Description

The STANLEY 55-136 is a heavy-duty wrecking bar designed for demolition, prying, and nail-pulling tasks on the job site. Built for professional tradespeople including carpenters, demolition crews, and general contractors, this bar measures 36 inches in overall length and features a 3/4 inch tip. The elongated shank delivers substantial leverage for removing stubborn fasteners, prying apart framing members, and breaking apart assemblies during renovation or teardown work. At 4.9 pounds, it carries enough mass to drive the tip into tight gaps without losing the balance needed for controlled prying.

The STANLEY 55-136 suits residential and light commercial demolition applications. It is a standard choice for framing teardowns, flooring removal, pallet breaking, and general rough carpentry demo work. The 36 inch length places it in the mid-range of pry bars, giving users reach into confined spaces while maintaining the leverage needed for moderate to heavy prying loads. It is commonly kept on tool belts or in service vehicles by carpenters, remodelers, and maintenance technicians.

Key Features

• 36 inch overall length for extended reach and leverage in demolition tasks
• 3/4 inch tip width suited for working into tight gaps and under fastener heads
• 4.9 pound weight provides driving mass without excessive fatigue
• Wrecking bar form factor delivers both prying and nail-pulling capability
• Single-unit packaging with no minimum order quantity above one unit

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose wrecking bar suitable for standard demolition, framing removal, and rough carpentry applications across residential and light commercial job sites.

Installation Notes

No power source or shutoff is required for hand tool use. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including safety glasses and gloves when performing demolition or prying work. Position the tip carefully before applying leverage to avoid slipping and uncontrolled movement. Inspect the bar before each use for cracks, deformation, or other damage that could cause failure under load.