Seymour 2.5 lb Pick Mattock with 36" Genuine American Hickory Handle chain extreme brush The patented grease coupler will Length:13"

Name: Seymour 2.5 lb Pick Mattock with 36" Genuine American Hickory Handle chain extreme brush The patented grease coupler will Length:13"
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 89549680162
Price: 51.49 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2556 (23 reviews)

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SKU 89549680162 · ★ 4.3

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Seymour 2.5 lb Pick Mattock with 36" Genuine American Hickory Handle chain extreme brush The patented grease coupler will Length:13" The patented grease coupler will not leak when locked onto any grease fitting Made with a fully forged Japanese high carbon steel blade this tool offers the precision and power needed for effective soil preparation 5 lb head and a genuine American hickory 36" handle

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