Mayhew Tools 14124 The Big Stick, Dominator (54C-Heavy-Duty) Curved Heavy-Duty Pry Bar, 54" Rotary Hammer COTTON BACK AND WRIST: These

Name: Mayhew Tools 14124 The Big Stick, Dominator (54C-Heavy-Duty) Curved Heavy-Duty Pry Bar, 54" Rotary Hammer COTTON BACK AND WRIST: These
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 23531402721
Price: 149.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1035 (13 reviews)

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Mayhew Tools 14124 The Big Stick, Dominator (54C Heavy Duty) Curved Heavy Duty Pry Bar, 54" Rotary Hammer COTTON BACK AND WRIST: These COTTON BACK AND WRIST: These work gloves are great for gardening and working around the yard This tool offers a host of user friendly features reducing hand fatigue This 13lb heavy duty pry bar provides 54” of 7 8” chrome vanadium steel that is fully hardened and tempered

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