FELCO 912 Leather Pruning Shears Holster Product Type_Rope Savers Is part of the latest 970 72 05‑02 + 970 60 09‑01 + 970 60 10‑03

Name: FELCO 912 Leather Pruning Shears Holster Product Type_Rope Savers Is part of the latest 970 72 05‑02 + 970 60 09‑01 + 970 60 10‑03
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 12999231109
Price: 35.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2457 (6 reviews)

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FELCO 912 Leather Pruning Shears Holster Product Type_Rope Savers Is part of the latest 970 72 05‑02 + 970 60 09‑01 + 970 60 10‑03 Is part of the latest Heavy duty Prussik range in compliance with CE EN12278 (2007) & NFPA (1983)* These Pulleys are available in Aluminium with Roller Bearings The CompositLock™ Adapter easily converts upper end of CompositLock pole to aluminum female ferrule The conical FELCO 912 leather holster is extremely lightweight and self contained Its smooth face and gentle curves are equally unobtrusive when conveniently attached to your belt by either loop or clip

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