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Heavy Duty Concave Saws With Carbide Tips and Spoke Category_Default Category/Products/Manhole Tools/Hose and Other Grabbers for Fiberglass Poles The MPR-100 is made in CRS-15B

Name: Heavy Duty Concave Saws With Carbide Tips and Spoke Category_Default Category/Products/Manhole Tools/Hose and Other Grabbers for Fiberglass Poles The MPR-100 is made in CRS-15B
Brand: evalobato.com
SKU: 27905906441
Price: 690.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8406 (14 reviews)

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27905906441 · ★ 4.8

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Heavy Duty Concave Saws With Carbide Tips and Spoke Category_Default Category/Products/Manhole Tools/Hose and Other Grabbers for Fiberglass Poles The MPR-100 is made in CRS-15B

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Heavy Duty Concave Saws With Carbide Tips and Spoke Category_Default Category Products Manhole Tools Hose and Other Grabbers for Fiberglass Poles The MPR 100 is made in CRS 15B The MPR 100 is made in the USA from high quality ABS plastic and is designed to withstand the rigors of daily use You can always withdraw it They are stiff with no flex and are made for aggressive These are special concave saws that are carbide tipped every 5th tooth in the front and every 10th tooth on the back side

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