MARSHALLTOWN Professional Heavy Duty Pull Bar and Pry Bar, Easy Hard Flooring Installation, Made in The USA, 712HD
$44.99
Price: $44.99
(as of Oct 20, 2025 13:05:05 UTC – Details)
This mondo pull bar delivers. Its beveled end prys into tight spaces, while the steel block provides a heavy duty hammer contact point that doesn’t absorb your strike. When you need extra strength, this tool is the answer. 17 inches long, fully felted bottom to protect your floor, and stronger than the competition. All this at a very economical price.
Heavy-Duty Pull Bar: Specially designed beveled ends pry into tight spaces; steel block along its body serves as a heavy-duty hammer contact point that won’t absorb your strike
Construction: Crafted from 1/4 inch plate steel with a black powder coating; built for superior durability and long-lasting performance
Protection: Made for strength; features a felted bottom to protect your flooring materials as you strike them into place
Leverage: At 17 inches long; provides much-needed leverage for tightening tongue-and-groove flooring and closing gaps between laminate and hardwood
Proudly American: Made in the USA with global materials
Customers say
Customers find this pulling bar to be a heavy-duty professional tool that works well for flooring installation, with solid metal construction and good welding. They consider it worth the money and praise its functionality, with one customer noting it works well for moving floors around. The durability receives mixed feedback – while some say it’s built to last, others report it breaking after about 2,000 sq ft of flooring. The ease of use also gets mixed reviews, with some customers reporting issues with metal shards shooting out during use.
13 reviews for MARSHALLTOWN Professional Heavy Duty Pull Bar and Pry Bar, Easy Hard Flooring Installation, Made in The USA, 712HD
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UncaWoody –
Solid heavy-gauge tool built to take professional abuse.
I work as a flooring installer, and as such have need for this rather specialized tool. Our old one has been on the job during the time I have been with the crew, and gets used (and abused) heavily. While it is still highly functional, it looks like it has been through a demolition derby, so I got a one-for-one replacement. While I cannot comment on the longevity of this particular, individual tool, I feel confident it will meet or exceed the longevity of the original.Would I buy another? Sure…if I’m still alive when the new one (which I reviewing) looks like IT has been through a demolition derby. This is a PROFESSIONAL tool, built for folk who spend eight hours a day on their knees installing solid wood and engineered laminated hardwood floors every day, and need a tool that works as hard as they do.
Wendy H. –
This beats the common floor tool
Heavy duty. Length is longer which allows for a longer swing from the mallet.
Shop op –
Excellent tool for getting in next to the wall.
First time I’ve ever laid nylon flooring, tried using a wonder bar to pull it back, without much luck. Purchased this and immediately loved it. Wife came home and told me I had left a small gap, 4 rows in and 5 boards down. Took this had hammered in half of the length of the floor, closed the gap, very pleased with the rugged design, non -marring surface and good welding. It has proven already that this was worth every dollar spent on it, better than those foreign tools, Thanks would purchase this again if ever needed.
Stephen Roth –
Well worth the investment
Great price Works awesome, padded underneath so wonât mark up materials. Like any tool itâs all in how the Individual using it uses. Well made, and another tool can use for other things.
E Adgate –
Solid Professional Pullbar
*Update* the block that is welded on gave out today. It lasted just under 2 years. I probably hit it about 50 times over that period.Every professional floor installer is familiar with Bullet tools. They have a reputation for making high quality specialty tools and this pull bar is a perfect example. It’s got felt on the bottom to protect the floor while you strike it. The striking plate is large and easy to hit. The head size is big enough to spread the force across the board but small enough to use on almost any width board.I expect that I will lose this pull bar long before I would break it.
Lee Fottler –
Seems rugged, could be smoothed off better
This was a second choice as the one I wanted was out of stock. Came recommended as a quality bar. It certainly is rugged, welds seem good though I have not used it yet. As a woodworker, my first impression was, âsheesh , could have spent a little time finishing it offâ for a $40 hunk of bulk steel ( ie. Not cast or forged)there are sharp edges and a bit of weld spatter. I will likely take a minute before I do use it and knock those down. A tool you are handling constantly should not have sharp edges. A couple spots are sharp enough to cut if you grab or toss it just right. As far as use of the tool, it has a pretty basic function and as far as I can tell should serve the task just fine.
T.L. –
Worth it
Must have tool when doing floors. Good solid construction. Enough length to swing a hammer. Doesn’t bend like the cheaper thinner ones.I would probably slightly round of the sharp corners of the pry end so you don’t accidently scratch your floors.
Michael V. –
Heavy duty
Worked great. Heavy duty built to last. Great for floor install with felt on bottom so doesn’t scratch flooring. Also used it to install top row of t&g boards on walls.
Aussie buyer –
This is made to last, it has felt under to protect the floor and is the only tool you would ever need, I doubt even a professional Laminate installer would buy more than two of these, unless he works alone and then only one.The only reason I could see why you would ever need to buy another tool is that you gave it to some one to use and they didn’t give it back or you misplaced it and can’t find it :)Yes it costs more but saves the time and effort over the cheap crap, I would have saved $25 had I bought this straight away, the cheap tool kept bending and just didn’t do the job very well, to much flex and so you have to hit more often, this tool one good smack and it’s in first time every time.
Laura –
Seems solid, like it wonât bend after itâs been hit a few time
mike m. –
Very good quality. Will last a lifetime
Randy in Nova Scotia –
I recently used this bar to install 1800 sq.ft. Of vinyl plank. It was indispensable and I would highly recommend.
Ugur kilicarslan –
One of the best pull bar