Customer Reviews for VEVOR Pallet Buster, 50'' Carbon Steel Handle Pallet Breaker, 2000 lbs Weight Capacity, Heavy Duty Deck Board Removal Tool, Deck Wrecker with Non-Slip Grip for Efficient and Effortless Board Removal

Didn't last 30 minutes on a 20+ year old deck. Bent at the neck first time out. Went and bought a $40 bar from hardware store that out worked this thing. I can't seem to upload pictures to the return site, nor can I upload pictures to this review for some reason...so I guess I will just have to eat the cost and remember in the future. I'm normally a huge fan of VEVOR products, but this one was a disappointment.

I bent the handle first time I used it, Vevor was only willing to give me $20 back instead of a refund. I’m 190 pounds was only pulling with one arm, and bent it at the weld on the first use under a half rotten deck board. Board wasn’t even screwed in!

I used this for removing plywood on roof. Came in really handy. Just held the handle lower.. Good price.

I’ve been breaking down pallets with a pry bar and hammer. Not anymore! This tool helped me break down pallets in a few minutes. No assembly required, if you’ve never used one a video would do you justice. Once learned… it’s game time. It’s paid for itself over plenty of times. I’ve made planters, bars, lounge furniture and a dog house with the wood that I didn’t break in the process. Thx

Awesome tool ! Works great easy-to-use and works as it should. Heavy-duty makes work a lot easier

Got this with hopes of being able to salvage some wood from pallets. I am pleasantly surprised that its was able o do the job with a minimum of broken boards. Very Happy

This prys the boards off easily without breaking them. Pry the center nails first then pry the outer nails. Easy as 1 2 3. Very durable, quick action, way more comfortable than using a regular pry bar.

This works well but I don’t have quite enough upper body strength to get it to work well.

The tool works as advertised although a little hard to use. The spindles that go under the wood are a pain but I understand why they have to spin. The tool is pretty heavy. So, if you’re 52 and not in very good shape, it might wear you out pretty quick. I work at a job where I have to walk a lot (10,000+ steps a day) and I did two pallets before I had to stop and take a break. But hey, good exercise. Over all I think you get what you pay for and is worth the money.

Although the job I bought this for was done before it arrived I tried it elsewhere and it worked well.