Seymour® S400 Jobsite™ 5 lb Pick Mattock - Fiberglass with Cushion Grip & Overstrike Protection 36" Handle Size:5 lb 36" self-grounding clip Functions include 2 Inch

Name: Seymour® S400 Jobsite™ 5 lb Pick Mattock - Fiberglass with Cushion Grip & Overstrike Protection 36" Handle Size:5 lb 36" self-grounding clip Functions include 2 Inch
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 57292918329
Price: 57.49 USD
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Seymour® S400 Jobsite™ 5 lb Pick Mattock - Fiberglass with Cushion Grip & Overstrike Protection 36

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Seymour® S400 Jobsite™ 5 lb Pick Mattock Fiberglass with Cushion Grip & Overstrike Protection 36" Handle Size:5 lb 36" self grounding clip Functions include 2 Inch self grounding clip ABS Polyethylene Scoop 5 lb Pick Mattock Fiberglass with Cushion Grip & Overstrike Protection 36" Handle The Pointed Pick Blade Can Be Used to Loosen Hard Soil While the Broader Mattock Blade is Used to Dig or Remove Loose Soil

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