Lenco Hickory Wood Handle Chipping Hammer, LWHHC, 11.5 in, 18 oz Head, Cross Chisel and Pick #9110 804-4 Shaped to eliminate concrete-catching corners RB8894-8.5M

Name: Lenco Hickory Wood Handle Chipping Hammer, LWHHC, 11.5 in, 18 oz Head, Cross Chisel and Pick #9110 804-4 Shaped to eliminate concrete-catching corners RB8894-8.5M
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 67149956227
Price: 25.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5715 (17 reviews)

Lenco Hickory Wood Handle Chipping Hammer, LWHHC, 11.5 in, 18 oz Head, Cross Chisel and Pick #9110 804-4 Shaped to eliminate concrete-catching corners RB8894-8.5M

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Lenco Hickory Wood Handle Chipping Hammer, LWHHC, 11.5 in, 18 oz Head, Cross Chisel and Pick #9110 804 4 Shaped to eliminate concrete catching corners RB8894 8.5M Shaped to eliminate concrete catching corners • Bolt thru design – no limit on the length of the bolt Hickory handles are unexcelled for toughness and resilience Drop forged

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