Wilton B.A.S.H 16" Sledge Hammer, 6 Lb Head (20616)

solid hammer and bought on sale with the Prime deals... sometimes the 3 or 4 pound mallet doesnt do the job first strike while on the go projects... 5 star because of quality, but handle could be 12 inches instead of the 16 .. six pounds takes a steady strong arm to use as a hammer style pounding method... you need short handle to fit in tool box on the go verses the longer 30 inch or 24 inch.... well worth purchase as was 50 percent off on prime deal day !! WOW,, thank you amazon !!

Exactly what you want for suspension work. Made everything come apart in less than 3 hits on a GMC Sierra 2500HD. The one tool you can have that will pay for itself in time saved job after job. Excellent quality.

Excelent seller very fast shippment awesome!!👍🏻👍🏻

It’s great for smashing stuff

I purchased this sledge hammer originally to help remove a stubbornly rust welded wheel hub. Since then, it's come in handy dozens of other times. I've used it to drive fence posts, break up concrete, and knock apart wooden work benches. When my smaller 3 lb hammer won't do the job, this bad boy certainly will! You need something bigger than a nail hammered? You need this sledge hammer!

I use it on car/ truck supention work I had a 5 lb hammer and it grew legs one day so i upgraded to 6lb , 1lb does make a difference on your forearm if you use it a few hours a day. for my line of work , i wish it was more square at the ends , the round and slight beveled blow points tend to make it slip off things that are not flat. the handle is comfy and low shock on the wrist and has not broken yet the few times i smashed the handle and not the head.

First I do not know what they guy before is saying about wood handled hammers... makes no sense. Everybody who swings these things will tell you wood handles are great for giving you blisters and shattering randomly in the middle of a job. Fiberglass replaced wood years ago for serious construction work. The handle is really good at absorbing shock and not giving the user nasty blisters. You can get away with thinner or no work gloves rather than the heavy leather ones, which is great in the humid heat of summer because the handle absorbs shock. The design of the head while round, has a large striking surface, larger than a more squared-off head. Sadly, my hammer annoyingly had the head become loose from the handle where it had about 3/32" of play to move around the handle. It had to be a manufacturing defect with how the handle was attached to the head at the factory as both were in perfect shape. Wilton stood behind their product and sent a replacement quickly after I put in a warranty claim, and they get a shout-out for that. This really is a nice tool. Its well balanced, hits hard, and the vulcanized rubber handle is really good at absorbing shock and therefore really helps with blisters. I think it was worth what I paid for it. Personally I think the 24" handle is the perfect length for most situations and the 6lb head hits hard, while still being nimble.

This thing is a brute. I bought it with a wedge to split firewood. Getting the wedge started is the only difficult part, which is little to do with the sledge. Once it's time to drop that head, you don't even have to wind up that far. I'm glad I bought this and not a 3 or 4lb head. This does the job, and will wear you our. I love it. Should it fall apart, I'll update this review.

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It’s a 6 pound head

this is a 6lb sledgehammer with a 30 in handle. very misleading. now i have to return it. the description is the model number 2 06lb 30handle 20630

Good quality, but it’s the 6 pound

This item is only an 8ilb head and is falsely labellled