Prime-Line 5.75 in. W X 2-7/8 in. L Diecast Locking "L" Handle GD 52123 Item Name:Prime-Line 5.75 in. W X 2-7/8 in. L Diecast Locking "L" Handle GD 52123 78" Sheet Size PLX20/04-1

Name: Prime-Line 5.75 in. W X 2-7/8 in. L Diecast Locking "L" Handle GD 52123 Item Name:Prime-Line 5.75 in. W X 2-7/8 in. L Diecast Locking "L" Handle GD 52123 78" Sheet Size PLX20/04-1
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SKU: 29857737074
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Prime Line 5.75 in. W X 2 7 8 in. L Diecast Locking "L" Handle GD 52123 Item Name:Prime Line 5.75 in. W X 2 7 8 in. L Diecast Locking "L" Handle GD 52123 78" Sheet Size PLX20 04 1 78" Sheet Size This Masonry tool is also available in our contractor grade QLT brand This garage door L handle from Prime Line features die cast zinc construction and a 5 16 inch square shaft With its keyed lock mechanism

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