exca quik bars !!

[BITCH 135]

does anybody have a link or name of store where i can get the above?? desprate for a decent bar!! cheers

[Pulser 14]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330290050908&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

[Guest AngelicAcid]

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Edited November 20, 2010 by AngelicAcid

[BITCH 135]

[Guest rexdigger]

try screwfix direct thats where i got mine from

[goldfinch2007 2,332]

wickes and b&q

[Waz 4,265]

Got this from screwfix recently.

 

 

Only roadtested a few times, wouldnt want to carry it miles though I can tell you's.

[christian71 3,187]

Got this from screwfix recently.

 

 

Only roadtested a few times, wouldnt want to carry it miles though I can tell you's.

 

Is that cos youve only got one leg lol

[Waz 4,265]

Got this from screwfix recently.

 

 

Only roadtested a few times, wouldnt want to carry it miles though I can tell you's.

 

Is that cos youve only got one leg lol

 

Liked to see you hopping with the fecker! And my one good leg I got a stone in me shoe.....

[Milgi 10]

Got this from screwfix recently.

 

 

Only roadtested a few times, wouldnt want to carry it miles though I can tell you's.

 

That roughneck bar from Screwfix is fine if you want to slowly chip away at something hard in your garden but useless at prying.

I'm not particularly strong but I bent mine quite easily trying to move a large rock!!

The steel in it is nowhere near the quality of the old fashioned bars - it's way too soft!

[Waz 4,265]

Got this from screwfix recently.

 

 

Only roadtested a few times, wouldnt want to carry it miles though I can tell you's.

 

That roughneck bar from Screwfix is fine if you want to slowly chip away at something hard in your garden but useless at prying.

I'm not particularly strong but I bent mine quite easily trying to move a large rock!!

The steel in it is nowhere near the quality of the old fashioned bars - it's way too soft!

 

I wouldnt use it to pry rocks its for the hard going, got proper hex pry bars for prying.

I got it to replace the tool in the photo, as for slowly chipping away you put them in and you dig them out.