Flextool 500mm (19-1/2") Concrete Placing Push/Pull Rake - FT4CC013-UNIT FT401815-UNIT The 20" tough Extru-Lite Magnesium

Name: Flextool 500mm (19-1/2") Concrete Placing Push/Pull Rake - FT4CC013-UNIT FT401815-UNIT The 20" tough Extru-Lite Magnesium
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 74857986951
Price: 42.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5292 (9 reviews)

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Flextool 500mm (19 1 2") Concrete Placing Push Pull Rake FT4CC013 UNIT FT401815 UNIT The 20" tough Extru Lite Magnesium The 20" tough Extru Lite Magnesium blade features beveled edges and smooth rounded corners that gives this float the perfect "broken in" feel COAST lights with a Magnetized Tail Cap have an integrated magnet that enable you to affix the light to magnetic surfaces for easy storage or hands free use Flextool 500mm (19 1 2") Concrete Placing Push Pull Rake FT4CC013 UNIT Lightweight Concrete Placing Rakes are ideal for spreading and placing concrete and any other soft landscaping mediums

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