Marshalltown 10" High Carbon Steel Finishing Trowel with Straight Wood Handle update Bedford Part Number Description 58-1583 PLX20/04-1

Name: Marshalltown 10" High Carbon Steel Finishing Trowel with Straight Wood Handle update Bedford Part Number Description 58-1583 PLX20/04-1
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 65478074176
Price: 43.91 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0252 (29 reviews)

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Marshalltown 10" High Carbon Steel Finishing Trowel with Straight Wood Handle update Bedford Part Number Description 58 1583 PLX20 04 1 Bedford Part Number Description 58 1583 Intake Valve EH433GT This unit uses two AAA batteries and includes an auto off function designed to save battery life The Marshalltown High Carbon Steel Finishing Trowel is made of the highest grade hardened and tempered bright stainless steel blade that is properly shaped The aluminum alloy Xtralite® mounting is lightweight but very strong

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