Cheater Bar/john-e-bar on 2040-parts.com
Little Valley, New York, US
The John-e-Bar is a cheater bar for a open/box wrench.This tool applies tork to the shank of the wrench to prevent misuse.You can see a video of it in uses on you tube under John-e-Bar/ mower blades. I know onces this is your toolbox you will find yourself using it as often as your breaker bar in your socket set. Support american small business.
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