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Trailer Side Rail Repair Tool
Trailer Side Rail Repair Tool
Regular price
$160.99 USD
Regular price
Sale price
$160.99 USD
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Key Features
- ROUND HOLE CONTROL DESIGN: Features a precision round hole design that works with a standard pry bar, providing smoother leverage and better force control compared to square hole designs when straightening bent trailer side rails.
- STRAIGHTENS BENT TRAILER SIDE RAILS: Designed to repair bent, warped, or misaligned trailer side rails with controlled force. Helps restore damaged rails quickly and reduce unnecessary repair costs.
- HEAVY DUTY STEEL CONSTRUCTION: Made from durable steel for superior strength and durability. Designed to handle demanding trailer repair tasks while providing reliable performance for professional maintenance applications.
- FOR FLATBED TRAILER APPLICATIONS: Compatible with flatbed trailers, semi trailers, and cargo trailer repairs. Ideal for truck drivers, fleet maintenance teams, and professional trailer repair shops.
- BUILT FOR PROFESSIONAL USE: Designed with a sturdy structure and secure handling for repeated use in demanding environments. Makes trailer side rail repair faster and more efficient.
Specifications
| Brand | PlayMoon |
| Manufacturer | PlayMoon |
| Product Type | TOW_HITCH |
| Item Highlights | Heavy Duty Steel Construction with Powerful Leverage for Straightening Bent, Damaged or Warped Trailer Side Rails |
| Item Type Keyword | pry-bars |
| Package Dimensions | H: 20 / L: 20 / W: 20 |
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zydecorebel [Color: silver]
After catching a rail on a loading dock, this gave me the leverage to straighten it before my next pickup.
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Love it it works great [Color: silver]
Kept one bad rail from costing me a day at the repair shop.
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Betty Pruett/Laura Arnold [Color: silver]
Fits my pry bar well and gives me better control on small bends.
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Mrs.Sumrall [Color: silver]
Saved me from a costly rail replacement. I slid in my pry bar, worked the bend slowly, and got my flatbed back on the road.