WORKPRO 4-Claws Pick Up Tool, Steel Construction, 24-Inch Length, (1-Pack) (W113001)

WORKPRO 4-Claws Pick Up Tool, Steel Construction, 24-Inch Length, (1-Pack) (W113001)

$ 3.99

Score By Feature

Based on 69 ratings

Easy to use

9.08

Sturdiness

8.38

Value for money

8.68

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Product Description

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Small items that have fallen into tight, difficult-to-reach places are retrieved with this tool.

Small hand tools, nuts, bolts, washers, and other small items can be lifted by the claws.

With spring-loaded action, 4 prong claws provide a secure grip and easy pick-up.

Components made of steel that have been zinc-plated

For retrieval from difficult angles, a flexible 24-inch shaft with a claw-style pick-up tool is used.

Questions & Answers

Although the description claims that this is an 18" piece, the two I ordered are both 24". What length do you think it should be?

The total length of the garment is 24 inches. The information in the product description will be updated. We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused.

Are these made of stainless steel or plastic? What do you mean by rustproof?

It is made up of steel components that have been zinc-plated.

Selected User Reviews For WORKPRO 4-Claws Pick Up Tool, Steel Construction, 24-Inch Length, (1-Pack) (W113001)

This is exactly what I was looking for in terms of size and shape

5/5

It fits down the drain in my bathtub between the drain edge and the non-removable stopper because of the small size at the end.

Cameron McKnight

| Nov 23, 2021

On a long grabber, this is a fantastic price

5/5

This grabber is the ideal length for grabbing dry rotted items from the fuel tank of a riding mower. br>I regret not purchasing one sooner.

Declan Graves

| Aug 06, 2021

Get two

5/5

It's not difficult to get lost. The best thing you can have in your house. If there are children present, this is especially true. This tool has saved my life and saved me from a lot of grief more times than I expected. The only time it didn't come to the rescue was when a peanut butter lid mysteriously vanished into the toilet's depths. This necessitated the toilet being removed. But I couldn't finish it in time for Dad's arrival.