Channellock 15" Chrome Vanadium Steel Adjustable Wrench 815 Item Name:Channellock 15" Chrome Vanadium Steel Adjustable Wrench 815 Product Type: Flying Insect Trap PLX20/04-1

Name: Channellock 15" Chrome Vanadium Steel Adjustable Wrench 815 Item Name:Channellock 15" Chrome Vanadium Steel Adjustable Wrench 815 Product Type: Flying Insect Trap PLX20/04-1
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 47474598894
Price: 62.19 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8487 (5 reviews)

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Channellock 15" Chrome Vanadium Steel Adjustable Wrench 815 Item Name:Channellock 15" Chrome Vanadium Steel Adjustable Wrench 815 Product Type: Flying Insect Trap PLX20 04 1 Product Type: Flying Insect Trap or the turn piece on the inside The Channellock 15" Chrome Vanadium Steel Adjustable Wrench is designed with longer jaws grip that better and thinner jaws to give greater access in tight spaces 4 thread knurl & non protruding jaws provide greater capacity

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