Klein Tools Grizzly Bar, 55-1/2-in. (64306)
Klein Tools Grizzly Bar, 55-1/2-in. (64306)
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Overview
Klein Tools Grizzly Bar, 55-1/2-in. (64306)
The Klein Tools Grizzly Bar (model 64306) is a 55-1/2 in. heavy-duty multi-purpose bar. This is a pry bar designed for aligning tilt-up walls, rolling and aligning large pipe, stripping concrete forms and tearing out shingles or flooring.
The blade angle and length give you high leverage as a crowbar and as a nail and spike puller, including in tight spots where a shorter bar cannot get enough purchase.
The blade is forged and hardened alloy with a center keyhole slot for pulling nails and a V-notch in the tapered edge for spikes. It is 3 in. wide, which spreads the force so you can strip forms without gouging the concrete.
The 1-1/2 in. body has a 60-degree end, and the whole bar weighs about 12 lb. That weight is part of the tool: it does a lot of the work for you when you are driving the blade under a form or a sheet of decking.
The Grizzly Bar is for concrete crews, tilt-up and pipe crews, roofers and demolition crews who want one long bar that can pry, pull and align.
Key Specifications
| Bar Type | Heavy-duty multi-purpose bar |
|---|---|
| Overall Length | 55-1/2 in. (141 cm) |
| Body Diameter | 1-1/2 in. (3.8 cm) |
| Blade Width | 3 in. |
| End Angle | 60 degrees |
| Blade | Forged, hardened alloy with keyhole nail slot and V-notch |
| Weight | 12 lb (5.4 kg) |
Built For
Pro Tip
When stripping forms, set the full 3 in. width of the blade against the concrete before you pull. Using the whole blade spreads the load and keeps you from spalling the edge of a fresh pour.
Tool Nut's Take
One Bar, a Lot of Jobs
A 55-1/2 in. bar that strips forms, pulls spikes, rolls pipe and aligns tilt-up walls. That is the Klein Tools Grizzly Bar, 55-1/2-in. in a nutshell.
- Who it's for: Concrete, tilt-up, pipe and demolition crews.
- Why it stands out: Forged alloy blade with nail slot and V-notch, plus a concrete-friendly 3 in. width.
- Worth knowing: At 12 lb, it is a heavy tool by design.
Common Questions
- How long is the Grizzly Bar? It is 55-1/2 in. (141 cm) long.
- Can it pull nails? Yes. The blade has a center keyhole slot for nails and a V-notch for spikes.
- Will it damage concrete when stripping forms? The 3 in. blade width is designed to protect concrete when stripping forms.
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