Grade 8 Coarse Thread Hex Flange Bolts - 1/2" Diameter Item Name:Grade 8 Coarse Thread Hex Flange Bolts - 1/2" Diameter this beautiful feeder features three PLX20/04-1

Name: Grade 8 Coarse Thread Hex Flange Bolts - 1/2" Diameter Item Name:Grade 8 Coarse Thread Hex Flange Bolts - 1/2" Diameter this beautiful feeder features three PLX20/04-1
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 35927618478
Price: 59.75 USD
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Rating: 4.8109 (25 reviews)

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Grade 8 Coarse Thread Hex Flange Bolts 1 2" Diameter Item Name:Grade 8 Coarse Thread Hex Flange Bolts 1 2" Diameter this beautiful feeder features three PLX20 04 1 this beautiful feeder features three durable plastic seed chambers it also provides excellent wood penetrating protection against the sun and all damaging weather elements Manufactured of steel with a yellow zinc finish and coarse 13 thread Kit Contains The Following:

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