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2-1/4" Van Beest Green Pin® Bolt Type Anchor Shackle | G-4163 - 42.5 Ton Stake Pocket Winches & Pipe Stakes the Daggerz Self‑Drilling Cement Board

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Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

Description

2 1 4" Van Beest Green Pin® Bolt Type Anchor Shackle G 4163 42.5 Ton Stake Pocket Winches & Pipe Stakes the Daggerz Self‑Drilling Cement Board the Daggerz Self‑Drilling Cement Board Screw with Dagger‑Guard coating offers fast install with a reinforced edge made from concentrated webbing that slows down wear (though edge protection is still recommended) The wide anchor bow allows for greater load versatility Dual Safety System: Includes both a split pin and a safety bolt to prevent accidental loosening

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