A hand tool where one end of the tool has a force applied along a linear handle and a socket engaging tool head on the opposite end of the linear handle to direct the force to rotate a stuck fastener engaged bolt by the tool head.

A slide and pull hammer device includes three major components, namely, a guide sleeve, a drive bar and an impact head. The drive bar is inserted within the guide sleeve. The impact head is secured within the distal end of the guide sleeve, and has a portion which protrudes beyond the guide sleeve distal end. The drive bar is operable to impact both a distal end and a proximal end of the guide sleeve to apply force to objects in at least two opposite force directions. One force applied by the device includes a hammering or compression force, and another force applied by the device includes a tension or withdrawing force.

A slide and pull hammer device includes three major components, namely, a guide sleeve, a drive bar and an impact head. The drive bar is inserted within the guide sleeve. The impact head is secured within the distal end of the guide sleeve, and has a portion which protrudes beyond the guide sleeve distal end. The drive bar is operable to impact both a distal end and a proximal end of the guide sleeve to apply force to objects in at least two opposite force directions. One force applied by the device includes a hammering or compression force, and another force applied by the device includes a tension or withdrawing force.

An adjustable impact wrench and ground anchor assembly including a torque bar having a plurality of apertures disposed therein, where the plurality of apertures have a first and second diameter, a wrench shaft having a first and second end, a chuck arranged at the first end, a handle arranged at the second end, where the wrench shaft is arranged to engage one of the first diameter apertures of the plurality of apertures therein, a clamp, said clamp arranged to accept said wrench shaft through an aperture disposed therein, a pin arranged to engage a pin aperture of the wrench shaft and is further arranged to sandwich the torque bar between the pin and the clamp, a plurality of spikes arranged to engage the second diameter of apertures of the plurality of apertures, and a clip arranged to engage one of a pair of end apertures of the plurality of apertures.

An adjustable impact wrench and ground anchor assembly including a torque bar having a plurality of apertures disposed therein, where the plurality of apertures have a first and second diameter, a wrench shaft having a first and second end, a chuck arranged at the first end, a handle arranged at the second end, where the wrench shaft is arranged to engage one of the first diameter apertures of the plurality of apertures therein, a clamp, said clamp arranged to accept said wrench shaft through an aperture disposed therein, a pin arranged to engage a pin aperture of the wrench shaft and is further arranged to sandwich the torque bar between the pin and the clamp, a plurality of spikes arranged to engage the second diameter of apertures of the plurality of apertures, and a clip arranged to engage one of a pair of end apertures of the plurality of apertures.

A push-pull pliers with hammers utilizing the mechanism of conventional vise-grip locking pliers comprises a fixed jaw with threaded hole and hammer head and a slidable hammer assembly attached to either side of the body of the fixed jaw. Gripping a workpiece, such as a cotter pin, a nail, a tube, etc., the slidable hammer assembly can be used to push the workpiece into its base or to pull the workpiece out of its base. The slidable hammer assembly is detachable from the body of the present invention.

A hammer wrench has a body having pockets placed in an inner surface of the body, each of the pockets in radial arrangement about an axis such that each pocket is displaced substantially sixty degrees from at least one neighboring pocket. A hammer post, can extend radially from an outer arced surface of the body, and expose a first flat face lying within a 15 tolerance of a first plane that extends through the axis. The hammer post can expose a second flat face lying within a 15 tolerance of a second plane that extends through the axis. In addition, the body has at least two distal ends that that are more remote from the hammer post than any of the at least three pockets, the at least two distal ends providing a gap therebetween that is wider than an inner diameter of at least one of the pipes.

A hammer wrench has a body having pockets placed in an inner surface of the body, each of the pockets in radial arrangement about an axis such that each pocket is displaced substantially sixty degrees from at least one neighboring pocket. A hammer post, can extend radially from an outer arced surface of the body, and expose a first flat face lying within a 15 tolerance of a first plane that extends through the axis. The hammer post can expose a second flat face lying within a 15 tolerance of a second plane that extends through the axis. In addition, the body has at least two distal ends that that are more remote from the hammer post than any of the at least three pockets, the at least two distal ends providing a gap therebetween that is wider than an inner diameter of at least one of the pipes.

An impact spinning hand tool includes a hollow body, a first lever and a first elastic member. The hollow body includes a first position-limiting structure. The first lever includes a driving end exposed outside the hollow body, a spinning structure and a forcing end contained in the hollow body. The forcing end has a second position-limiting structure that is detachably limited by the first position-limiting structure. The first elastic member is pushed against the forcing end and the first position-limiting structure through two ends thereof. The first lever is located at a first position and presses the first elastic member to store an elastic restoring force when being connected with the hollow body. When the second position-limiting structure is released, the elastic restoring force drives the first lever to move to a second position so as to allow the spinning structure to perform an impact spinning action.

An impact spinning hand tool includes a hollow body, a first lever and a first elastic member. The hollow body includes a first position-limiting structure. The first lever includes a driving end exposed outside the hollow body, a spinning structure and a forcing end contained in the hollow body. The forcing end has a second position-limiting structure that is detachably limited by the first position-limiting structure. The first elastic member is pushed against the forcing end and the first position-limiting structure through two ends thereof. The first lever is located at a first position and presses the first elastic member to store an elastic restoring force when being connected with the hollow body. When the second position-limiting structure is released, the elastic restoring force drives the first lever to move to a second position so as to allow the spinning structure to perform an impact spinning action.