
Roofmaster Red Ripper D-Handle Shingle Tear-Off Bar, 42 in., Hardwood Handle
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Roofmaster Red Ripper D-Handle Shingle Tear-Off Bar, 42 in., Hardwood Handle
The Roofmaster Red Ripper D-Handle is a 42 in. tear-off bar for removing shingles and nails during roof tear-offs. Its angled head and dual-action teeth pry nails and shingles up together for fast stripping, while the ergonomic design reduces fatigue and strain on arms and back. The tool features a 1.5 in. diameter hardwood handle.
Key Features:
- Dual-action teeth: Teeth pry nails and shingles up together for quick, easy tear-offs.
- Ergonomic head angle: Unique head angle reduces fatigue and strain on arms and backs during long tear-offs.
- Hardwood handle: 1.5 in. diameter hardwood handle provides a solid, comfortable grip.
- 42 in. leverage: Overall length of 42 in. gives leverage for lifting stubborn shingles.
- Tear-off speed: Designed for quick and easy shingle removal on reroofing jobs.
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Roofmaster |
| Sell unit | 1 piece |
| Product line | Roofmaster Red Ripper |
| Available colors | Red |
| Available sizes | 42 in. |
| Length | 42 in. (spec text references a 46.5 in. overall length; see notes) |
| Handle | 1.5 in. dia. hardwood |
| Intended use | Shingle and nail removal / roof tear-off |
Fit and Compatibility:
A standalone hand tool for asphalt shingle tear-offs; no additional components required. Pair with a shingle shovel or dumpster for full tear-off workflow.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: What is included?
A: One Red Ripper D-Handle tear-off bar, 42 in., in red.
Q: How long is the tool?
A: The item is listed as 42 in.; the manufacturer description also references a 46.5 in. overall length, so verify before ordering if length is critical.
Q: What is the handle made of?
A: The handle is 1.5 in. diameter hardwood with a D-grip.
Q: How does it speed up tear-offs?
A: The dual-action teeth lift nails and shingles together so you do not have to pry them separately.
Q: Is it heavy to use all day?
A: The angled head is designed ergonomically to reduce fatigue and strain on arms and backs.
Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk
For full tear-offs, keep the teeth angled under the shingle and lever against the nail head so both come up in one motion; this saves time versus separate nail pulling. The 42 in. length gives good leverage on steep slopes while staying manageable on tighter roofs. Use it with a magnetic sweeper afterward to collect dropped nails.
Wear hard-soled boots, gloves and eye protection during tear-offs; watch for flying nails and debris when prying shingles.
Get the Roofmaster Red Ripper D-Handle for faster, easier tear-offs.
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