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The DEWALT 23-inch breaker bar in 1/2-inch drive gives you the leverage to break loose stubborn fasteners, with chrome vanadium steel and a full lifetime warranty.
Pair withDEWALT 1/2-Inch Drive Quick-Release Ratchet (DWMT81098)$17.77
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SKU : WOR-TOO-960
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The DEWALT 1/2-Inch Drive Breaker Bar gives you pure, old-fashioned leverage for the bolts that won't budge. This 23-inch bar is long enough to provide serious torque multiplication, letting you crack rusted fasteners before you reach for a ratchet or impact wrench. It's made from full polish chrome vanadium steel, so it stands up to hard pulls without flexing or bending.
Whether you're working on a car, equipment, or a stuck plumbing fitting, this breaker bar is a hand-tool essential. The 1/2-inch square drive fits standard impact sockets, and the full polish finish resists corrosion and makes cleanup simple.
The 1/2-inch drive end accepts all standard 1/2-inch sockets, including impact-rated sets. Use it as the final step when a stubborn bolt laughs at a ratchet. For best control, pull steadily rather than yanking, and keep your hand on the end of the handle for maximum torque.
23-inch handle delivers the leverage needed to break loose stubborn fasteners.
Chrome vanadium steel construction handles high torque with confidence.
Full polish finish resists corrosion and wipes down easily.
1/2-inch square drive fits standard sockets and impact-rated accessories.
Full lifetime warranty from DEWALT.
Finish: Full polish chrome
Length: 23 inches
Series: DEWALT Hand Tools
Material: Chrome Vanadium Steel
Warranty: Full lifetime
Drive Size: 1/2 inch
Product Type: Breaker Bar
Seller: Workbench World
The right technique matters more than raw muscle. Here's how to get the most from your DEWALT breaker bar.
Use a six-point impact socket that fits snugly over the fastener. Twelve-point sockets can slip on rounded corners. If the fastener is already rounded, try a bolt extractor socket before reaching for a hammer.
Position the breaker bar so you can pull toward yourself with your whole body, keeping your feet shoulder-width apart. Pull steadily instead of jerking. If it won't move, stop and apply more penetrating oil, or use a modest amount of heat on surrounding metal.
An impact wrench can sometimes break free bolts faster because of the hammering force. Keep the breaker bar as a backup when you need controlled, high-torque pull without the noise.
No. Slip-on extensions can overstress the tool and lead to breakage or injury. If a bolt won't move, apply penetrating oil and let it soak before trying again.
No, this is the breaker bar only. It fits standard 1/2-inch drive sockets, so you can use the sockets you already own.
23 inches is a good general-purpose length. For seriously seized fasteners, use a breaker bar with the correct socket, apply heat or penetrating oil, and pull steadily.
No, a breaker bar is for loosening. Use a torque wrench for precise tightening to a specified torque value.
Strong and well made.
Good leverage. The grip is comfortable. It's long enough for tough bolts.
I'm a diesel mechanic and this breaker bar is my go-to. It's sturdy and doesn't flex. The chrome finish resists rust. It's the longest in my toolbox. I've put a cheater pipe on it and it held up. Definitely worth it.
