Vulcan 16520 Brick Tong, 17.75 in, Carries 6 to 10 Bricks at Once
Why It Is Worth Having
- Fewer trips. A tong carries a row of units where your arms carry two or three.
- Less damage. Units clamped in a tong do not grind against each other the way they do carried loose.
- Cleaner hands and clothes, which matters more than it sounds when you are also handling sand and sealer.
- Cushion grip handle, because the whole load goes through one hand.
Specifications
| Product | Vulcan 16520 Brick Tong |
| Length | 17.75 inches |
| Blade | Steel, black finish |
| Handle | Cushion grip |
| Use | Carrying brick, block and paver units |
A Practical Note
Tongs work best on units of consistent height. A stack of mixed thickness pavers will not clamp evenly and can slip. Set the tong on a level row, close it firmly, and lift smoothly rather than snatching. And keep your feet clear, because when a tong does let go it drops the whole row at once.
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