🔧 Stud Lever by Steck Manufacturing - 20014 Review

It is very cheap for the weak. It broke in half under very little pressure since I've used it, it could have been a defective part. But the way it broke like it was made out of really bad plastic.

. I have a slide hammer bolt that doesn't work very well. I ordered this lever after seeing a video on youtube. It works better than a slide hammer and is slightly faster. Much better control than a slide hammer. The only downside is that it doesn't always hold the bolt tight enough. I would order it again.

I'll give you a warning. When using Harbor Freight bolts, don't blame the bolt lever if it doesn't catch you, or pull the bolt out of the plate. The problem is Harbor Freight Studs. Buy quality studs and this thing will perform like a champ. Great grip and release. I wish I had something like this when I was a producer and not this hobby shit I do now.

Snaps to 18ga steel first time Can only assume factory fault, will update review if replacement takes longer than 3 seconds Update: - Newly arrived, I have a spring sensor so I don't overload anything. The new replacement clicked in the exact same spot with 8kg of force on the handle on the first squeeze, the 18ga steel plate didn't even budge. .It fails due to a clear flaw in the design, I have no doubt they used to be fine but something has changed and now they clearly have a major design…

This tool is almost as close to eating your cake and eating it for bodywork metal work. A simple design that makes dent removal so easy it's almost fun to see and feel the metal move with this tool. As shown in the video, this tool is easy to use with one hand while leaving the other hand free to use the body hammer to work on crowns or raised areas of metal. Finally there is a tool that works on any part of the body, including curved areas, with minimal effort from one hand. Must be the best…

Bought to replace my years old socket puller which is completely worn out. The new one broke in half within the first 5 minutes of use. STACK, THEY SELLING GARBAGE! Disappointing as I fully supported you and all your products when you first started out in West Dayton. The first was a dainty door tool that held the door open. DBA Accurate Autobody, Tipp City, Ohio. Update: This tool got fixed so I didn't have to throw away $40. Now add $13 for the aluminum alloy, $55 for my time plus the time I…

Like many others here, this flimsy piece of plastic junk broke on my first use, although extremely conservative with the pull force. I doubt I pulled more than 5 pounds or so when it snapped in half. Stack, you should be ashamed to sell this. Unfortunately I bought it over a year ago but I've just used it so I'm not getting my money back. failure as we have seen. They have since reverted to their original process. They replaced my old broken bolt. They've cleared their shelves of defective…