Mayhew 14119 Dominator Pro Pry Bar, 48 inch Curved, Red
- Mayhew 14119 is a Dominator Pro curved pry bar designed for high-leverage prying and lifting in automotive and industrial work. It features a hardened, tempered alloy steel shaft with a black oxide finish and a two-composite ergonomic handle with a metal striking cap for controlled hammering and reduced hand fatigue.
- Features:
- Curved blade geometry delivers extra leverage for separating, lifting, and positioning components.
- Two-composite ergonomic handle provides a secure grip for control during heavy prying.
- Steel striking cap allows hammer blows without damaging the handle and helps absorb shock.
- Through-handle, hardened and tempered alloy steel shaft for durability in demanding jobs.
- Not a replacement part; intended as a general-purpose prying tool for tasks such as working on oil pans, bearings, axles, and fuel injectors.
- Specifications:
- Manufacturer: Mayhew
- Part Number: 14119
- Length: 48 inches
- Blade Style: Curved
- Body Type / Size: Square, 3/4 inch
- Material / Finish: Hardened and tempered alloy steel shaft, black oxide finish
- Handle: Two-composite ergonomic with steel striking cap
- Color: Red
- System Compatibility : General prying and lifting; suitable for automotive service including oil pans, bearings, axles, and fuel injector work
- The Dominator Pro curved pry bar can also be referred to as curved pry bar, 48 inch pry bar, Dominator pry bar, striking cap pry bar, and heavy duty automotive pry bar.
Mayhew designs professional pry bars and hand tools for automotive and industrial applications, with the Dominator Pro line focused on durability, controlled striking, and ergonomic handling for demanding prying and lifting tasks.
Q: Is the 14119 a direct replacement for another tool?
A: No. It is a standalone 48 inch curved pry bar intended for general prying and lifting tasks rather than replacing a specific OEM tool.
Q: Can I strike the handle with a hammer?
A: Yes. The handle has a steel striking cap and is designed to be struck without damaging the handle while helping to absorb shock.
Q: What types of jobs is this pry bar suited for?
A: It is commonly used for high-leverage prying and positioning work, including tasks on oil pans, bearings, axles, and fuel injectors in automotive and industrial settings.
