Help identifying this tool? possible nail puller?

by Nita
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Nail Puller?

Nail Puller?

This tool is made of cast iron or steel. On the side it says "Made in U.S.A." and on the other side it says "Standard Hardware Co." The small handle by the 'claw' opens and closes the claw thingy. The other end has a handle that extends from 18" to about 22.5" like maybe you could use it to slam the claw into wood to grab a nail? I can't get it to do anything like that; can't figure out what it would be used for. Any help on its use or age would be great.

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Oct 08, 2018
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by: tracie debisschop

I noticed mike foley commented on this page I am desperately looking for the nail jack tool is he manufacturing them anywhere ! please advise .

Nov 18, 2012
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Nail Puller
by: John

What you have there is an old slide hammer nail puller.
I have the exact same tool.
It's not much fun to use but it does work quite well.

Nov 25, 2011
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Iron Mike nail puller
by: Anonymous

I have one almost like this. It has Iron Mike on it. Works great. Best nail puller ever. Have demolished three building with it. Grrat when you want to reuse the wood!!!

Apr 19, 2011
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Its a Crescent Impact Nail Puller
by: Don Trigg

An old time tool that's crude, but effective. Its handle incorporates a sliding weight like the one on a dent puller. Set the jaws on either side of a nail head and smack the weight against it. Impact forces the pointed jaws to dig in around the nailhead and pinch it tight. Rock the tool back onto the jaw's extended foot, and lever the nail out. Leaves a bit of a mark, but by golly it gets the job done.



Mar 20, 2011
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It's a nail puller
by: mike foley

It's just an early version of what we call the Cooper 56 now, which is based on about 100 years of nail puller design.

Check out the Nail Jack, the Paslode Eagle Claw or the Extractor for where we've gone from there.

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