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Heavy-Duty Cold Chisel for Farm Equipment Repair and Metalworking

Original price was: $8.30.Current price is: $6.59.

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When you’re out in the field and something breaks, you need tools that can handle the tough stuff. This Mayhew cold chisel with its sharp 1/2-inch cutting edge and 6-inch length is the reliable tool that helps you cut through rusty bolts, split seized pins, or clean up welding slag when quick repairs are the difference between finishing the day’s work and calling it quits.

What You’re Getting

  • Sharp, properly tempered cutting edge that stays sharp through heavy use
  • Durable black oxide finish that resists corrosion and looks professional
  • Perfect 6-inch length gives you control without being too short for leverage
  • 1/2-inch width handles most farm repair tasks without being too bulky
  • Heat-treated steel construction that won’t mushroom or chip easily

Built for Real Farm Work

This chisel handles the kind of metalwork that comes with maintaining farm equipment – cutting off rusted exhaust bolts, splitting frozen pins on cultivator shanks, or cleaning up rough cuts on steel repairs. Whether you’re working on a tractor hydraulic cylinder, fixing a disk harrow, or fabricating parts in the shop, this tool cuts through steel when other methods won’t work.

Made to Last

Mayhew builds their chisels to take a beating and keep working. The black oxide finish not only looks professional but provides corrosion resistance for tools that might sit in a damp shop for months between uses. The properly heat-treated steel stays sharp longer and won’t mushroom at the striking end like cheaper chisels.

Good to Know

Always wear safety glasses when using any chisel – flying metal chips are no joke. Keep the cutting edge sharp with a file or grindstone, and if the striking end starts to mushroom, dress it down to prevent dangerous metal fragments. For best results, use a heavy ball-peen hammer and let the chisel do the work rather than forcing it.