Greenfield Products 7-RD | Marine Retrieval Magnet 200 lb. Rating PVC Coated Red GROUP+ambassador-marine-hammer-head-sprayer-with-hook-1-2-nps UPC: 0035514041744

Name: Greenfield Products 7-RD | Marine Retrieval Magnet 200 lb. Rating PVC Coated Red GROUP+ambassador-marine-hammer-head-sprayer-with-hook-1-2-nps UPC: 0035514041744
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 37343447791
Price: 46.30 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.635400000000001 (26 reviews)

Greenfield Products 7-RD | Marine Retrieval Magnet 200 lb. Rating PVC Coated Red GROUP+ambassador-marine-hammer-head-sprayer-with-hook-1-2-nps UPC: 0035514041744

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Greenfield Products 7 RD Marine Retrieval Magnet 200 lb. Rating PVC Coated Red GROUP+ambassador marine hammer head sprayer with hook 1 2 nps UPC: 0035514041744 UPC: 0035514041744 Breaking load (lb) 9470 Marine magnet for underwater recovery Great for tools

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