Heavy-Duty Extendable Magnetic Pickup Tool with 50lb Lifting Capacity

Description

You know how it goes—you’re working under the hood or around the shop, and that bolt or socket decides to take a dive into the most impossible spot. Before you know it, you’re crawling around with a flashlight trying to fish out a $2 bolt that’s costing you an hour of your time. This extendable magnetic pickup tool puts an end to all that frustration.

What You’re Getting

• Super strong magnet that lifts up to 50 pounds—plenty of muscle for everything from tiny screws to hefty wrenches
• Extends from 24 inches all the way out to 38 inches, so you can reach deep into engine compartments and tight spots
• Comfortable rubber grip handle that won’t slip when your hands are greasy or wet
• 3-inch magnetic head gives you good coverage area and grabs onto metal from different angles
• Telescoping design locks at any length, so you get just the reach you need

Built for Real Farm Work

Whether you’re working on tractors, combines, or shop equipment, this tool handles the heavy lifting that comes with real farm maintenance. The 50-pound capacity means it’ll grab everything from dropped nuts and bolts to heavier tools that would take forever to fish out by hand. It’s the kind of tool that lives in your toolbox and gets used more than you’d expect.

Made to Last

This isn’t some flimsy pickup tool that’ll bend the first time you use it. The telescoping shaft is built sturdy enough to handle the weight it’s rated for, and the rubber handle grip stays comfortable even after years of use. The magnet itself is protected and positioned to give you maximum holding power without losing strength over time.

Good to Know

The tool locks at whatever length you extend it to, so it won’t collapse on you when you’re trying to lift something heavy. Keep in mind it only works on ferrous metals—so steel and iron yes, aluminum and brass no. A quick tip: if you’re trying to grab something in a really tight spot, extend it all the way first, then retract to the length you need while guiding the magnetic head into position.